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January
January 2026
Over 3,000 homes were brought back to use last year (with Donegal one of the bright lights)
More infant formula recalled by Food Safety Authority due to risk of nausea and vomiting
'I'd prefer to get a bus but I'll have to buy a car': Transport struggles in Dublin's suburbs
Supermarkets are adding security tags and screens to branded chocolate at some Irish stores
Metrolink set to pay more than €30 million for Ranelagh homes to avoid judicial review
Up to 65 staff at Waterford Crystal maker 'temporarily' see their work cut to a part-time basis
Celebrity chef Darina Allen tells TDs hot school meals are 'not fit for purpose' (not everyone agreed though)
Here's how Irish MEPs voted on today's tight ballot on the EU-Mercosur trade deal
Controversial Mercosur deal stalled after MEPs vote to refer it to European courts
Now out of government, Paschal Donohoe warns about water usage from 'thirsty' data centres
What is the EU's 'trade bazooka'? And three other ways Europe could respond to US tariffs
Ursula von der Leyen signs controversial Mercosur deal in Paraguay
'Wrecked by dietitians' and 'sweaty' packaging: Your views on Hot School Meals
Politicians heard this week that the scheme isn’t sustainable, while some teachers said the short time allowed for children to eat isn’t helping.
Charity expresses concern over suspended sentence for Garda after assaulting partner
Hot school meals: We want to hear your thoughts on the good and the bad
Irish MEPs among group hoping to get Mercosur deal referred to top EU court
Gráinne Seoige says fake sexual image of her circulated during election campaign 'traumatising'
Trump urges Iranians to keep protesting as death toll mounts
A rights group said the crackdown on protests has killed at least 734 people - but said the actual figure is likely in the thousands.
Dublin councillors pass motion saying Simon Harris has tried to 'scapegoat' migrants on housing
Campaigners hit back at judge's claim that cyclists have become a 'nightmare' in Dublin
Enterprise Ireland reversing remote work policy as it looks to scrap flexible days for staff
Mercosur protest: Conflicting views on what faces Irish farming's future at Athlone rally
Thousands turn out for protest against Mercosur trade deal in Athlone
Up to ten farm organisations are gathering with politicians for today’s demonstration.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Aer Lingus introduces fees for anyone selecting a seat on its budget-friendly service
'We lost everything': Family homeless after house mistakenly targeted in arson attack
Irish households pay €360 more per year for electricity than western European average
Break out the bodhrán - The Late Late Show is holding its first ever trad music special
Tesco forecasts profits may reach up to £3.1 billion across Irish and UK stores
The number of first-time buyers getting mortgages hits highest level ever
Did you (or your family) have Ireland's most streamed songs on repeat last year?
Waterford Airport investor revealed as Texan oil billionaire and Trump-backer Kelcy Warren
Booking a holiday this month? Consumer watchdog has advice on how to avoid costly mistakes
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Macroom bypass in Cork reopens after multiple traffic collisions closed it down
Martin and Xi say they read it as teens - but what is The Gadfly and who is its Cork-born author?
Section of Dublin's O'Connell Street reopens after traffic incident caused closure earlier
In memoriam: The death notice websites we lost in 2025
The would-be RIP competitors started out with high ambitions – but staying the course was a challenge for many.