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Catholic and Protestant archbishops jointly urge resolution to Drumcree 'crisis'
Playground in north Dublin 'destroyed' by fire, says TD
Solar grant scheme to be extended to newer builds
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Emergency services at the scene of N4 crash near Liffey Valley junction
Jim O'Callaghan to attend meeting on EU border security in Munich today
Warning of 'thundery rain' on Sunday morning issued for 20 counties
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
What's going on with Dublin City Council's Winter Lights? Even the organisers aren't sure
Boots 'vicariously liable' for actions of security guard who refused Roma woman entry to shop
Solar panel businesses searched by gardaí and watchdog in bid-rigging investigation
DHL Express is raising its prices in the new year
Four men arrested as gardaí seize drugs valued at over €2m
Irish Revolut customers' data involved in second security breach
This incident pertains to US broker DriveWealth, which provides US stock trading services for Revolut customers.
Two firefighters hospitalised after responding to house fire in Clondalkin
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
How do you remake a Jane Austen classic? Daisy Edgar-Jones and Caitríona Balfe have some ideas
Sense and Sensibility is the latest remake of a classic novel.
You soon won't be able to use a supermarket loyalty card to get discounts on alcohol
Derry rower can now compete in British rowing tournament as Irish after U-turn
It's Culture Night tonight - here are some of the top events around the country
Hundreds of free events are taking place.
Buckingham Palace hits back at claims King Charles said Diana would be forgotten 'soon enough'
UCD researcher discovers 'lost' medieval castle... on UCD campus
Movember offers free haircuts at the Ploughing with 'cuts and conversations'
Contestants battle it out at the Ploughing for the title of the nation's best brown bread
The National Brown Bread Baking Competition 2026 is well underway at this year’s National Ploughing Championships.
Sun showers and sheep shearing on day one of the National Ploughing Championships
Macklemore dropped from Ed Sheeran's US tour after backlash over pro-Palestine chant
Data of a dozen Irish customers understood to be impacted after Revolut duped by fraud email
Not everyone's too happy with AIB's new mobile banking app
Dublin train timetable revised to account for leaves on the tracks
Simon Harris pushes back on Fianna Fáil stamp duty proposal
Two teenagers injured in car crash in Co Waterford
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks Donald Trump to consider pardoning her
Taoiseach takes pot shot at ESRI report which revealed rising child poverty
Social protection minister Dara Calleary said he believes a second tier child benefit should be introduced, but it will not be introduced this year.
Victoria's Secret granted planning permission to open new Dublin store
Dublin city councillors back motion calling for halt to bus and train fare hikes
Citizenship rules to be tightened with longer residency and language test
Homeowner left out of pocket as council denies liability for €20k flood damage from council flat
Iconic Capel Street shop to shut its doors after almost 60 years
Dublin’s Brenfer Bullseye was established in 1969 by Fergus O’Brien and his friend and business partner Brendan Whelan.
'You're going to struggle': Cancer survivors on the roadblocks to getting a mortgage