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Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan to return to work in September
Government urged to introduce Municipal Councils as part of overhaul of local government
Big focus of Budget 2027 will be improving people’s disposable income next year - Harris
Yesterday
21st July 2026
Could Ireland be the first place to ban e-scooters? How are other countries dealing with them?
Tax and insurance to be introduced for e-scooters, Tánaiste says
This week
19th July 2026 - 22nd July 2026
E-scooters to be banned for under-18s and high-vis vests and helmets to be made mandatory
This month
July 2026
The EU wants more cash (a lot of it for defence and security). Here's how it plans to get it.
MEP calls for Ireland to increase testing done on newborn babies for rare conditions
MEP Maria Walsh says government's 'soft' language on migrant return hubs is 'really frustrating'
FAI should bow to pressure of football fans on Israel fixtures ahead of EGM vote tonight, MEP says
European Parliament votes to back ban on export of alumina to Russia as Fianna Fáil MEPs abstain
FAI should bow to pressure of football fans on Israel fixtures ahead of EGM vote tonight, MEP says
Hare coursing group refuse to provide evidence of claim coursing adds €70m to economy annually
Ireland has 'no immediate plans' to opt in to migrant return hubs, Taoiseach says
Taoiseach says EU 'must do more' to support Palestine in European Parliament address
Fianna Fáil MEPs to abstain on vote to add Aughinish Alumina exports to Russia sanction list
TDs defend voting against hare coursing bill despite personally believing practice should be banned
Ukraine turned away Irish donation of armoured vehicles because the technology was too 'old'
Last month
June 2026
Dáil told today is 'the day of the bonfire of our climate targets' as it debates LNG bill
Tánaiste says he is 'concerned' by lack of registration system for e-scooters
Here's what happened today: Saturday
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after elderly man dies in Laois car crash
Popular food market and sauna in Dublin fighting to stay open after Council denies planning
Is the feud over? Prince Harry and family to be guests of King Charles during UK visit
Irish woman stuck on hantavirus ship says she can't believe she escaped virus
Are you going to any Pride events this weekend?
Dublin Airport says it expects no disruption for passengers as EU Presidency kicks off this week
Heading on your holidays? Here is how the heatwave is impacting Ireland's holiday hotspots
It is hot, hot, hot in a lot of Europe (and not in a good way).
'There's a lot of aggro': The parking wars saga continues as Citywest residents call for action
Despite mounting national scrutiny on poor transport connectivity in new housing developments, the government has taken no action.
Ghost buses, rain and pricey taxis: Your stories of getting home from suburban summer gigs
We asked our readers to share their experiences of travelling to and from the big concerts that take place every year across Dublin.
Had trouble getting home from an outdoor gig in Dublin this summer? We want to hear from you.
Varadkar says he got hate speech legislation wrong, would have been better to go after algorithms
Energy minister says data centres are good for Ireland as Dáil debates moratorium
Labour told the Dáil data centre energy consumption is “insane”.
Centenary commemorations of 1926 Dromcollogher cinema fire confirmed for September
Dáil debates removal of 3-day abortion wait, as Taoiseach and Tánaiste back Sinn Féin bill
Cleared for take-off: The Dublin Airport passenger cap bill is ready to go
Dáil told public consultants in other hospitals also receiving 'gifts' for delivering babies
TDs slam lack of planning as music fans left 'stranded and soaked' after outdoor Dublin gigs
Do school holidays need to be shorter? Sorry, parents: TDs don't think so
It’s the debate we have every year: Are school holidays too long?
UK politicians still taking aim at Common Travel Area today - but Irish ministers are pushing back