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Yesterday
16th May 2026
Wes Streeting (finally) confirms he will run in any leadership contest to replace Starmer
'Very strong emphasis' on easing pressure on families in Budget 2027, says Taoiseach
Man (60s) arrested following death of man at house in north Dublin
Gardaí and emergency services responded to a call at a residence on Brookwood Heights, Artane shortly after 12.30am.
Body of man (30s) recovered off Co Galway coast after boat capsized
'I'm finally being honest': Singer Tommy Fleming says he is gay after years 'living a lie'
Investigation after man (30s) dies following incident on Dublin's Henry Street
The incident has also been referred to Fiosrú, the garda ombudsman.
Israel kills at least seven in strike on Gaza it says targeted Hamas military leader
Gaza has seen near-daily Israeli fire despite a US-brokered ceasefire agreement reached in October.
Last week
10th May 2026 - 16th May 2026
Burnham to seek Westminster return after path opens to challenge Starmer
The mayor of Greater Manchester is hoping to stand in a byelection.
'Totally wrong': Jack Chambers and Simon Harris condemn Bertie Ahern's immigration comments
Xi warns Trump that 'mishandling' Taiwan issue could lead to conflict during Beijing talks
Ireland's national debt could reach €250bn by the 2030s
Modular homes built in back gardens will be subject to local property tax, Revenue says
Starmer has 'full confidence' in Wes Streeting, even as he looks set to resign
Four people removed from Eurovision semi-final after chants during Israel's performance
So... is the heave against Keir Starmer over?
The timing of today’s State Opening of Parliament has given the British prime minister a lifeline – but it could be the calm before the storm.
Embattled UK prime minister to meet leadership rival in the face of backbench revolt
The people who could be the next UK Prime Minister if Keir Starmer goes
Despite mounting calls for the British prime minister to stand down, there is no natural successor in Labour to take the top job.
National Ambulance Service workers 'prepared for the long haul' as 24-hour strike underway
Government jet leaves Tenerife with two Irish passengers who were on hantavirus-hit cruise ship
They will be taken to an HSE facility when they arrive home and quarantine “for a period of time”, the Department of Health said.
Public asked to avoid area after major fire at Waterford city industrial estate
Waterford City and County Council said an analysis is taking place to determine if there’s an asbestos bound cement roof on the building.
Some 300,000 names removed from electoral register in the last two years
Challenge Starmer's leadership by Monday or I'll do it myself, Labour MP tells colleagues
Legislation to scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap to go to Cabinet this month
This month
May 2026
'He'd had a space cake then airport drinks': Reader stories of passengers 'hammered' on flights
Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary wants pre-flight morning pints banned in airports. We asked our readers for their thoughts.
A documentary about Oasis' reunion tour is coming to cinemas later this year
Motorcyclist (20s) dies following single-vehicle crash in Co Wexford
Putin oversees scaled-back Victory Day parade amid temporary ceasefire with Ukraine
Thousands take part in Darkness into Light walks across the country
'Bloodbath', 'battering' and 'colossal defeat' - UK papers react to Labour's local election losses
British prime minister Keir Starmer is under pressure to go after his party’s performance in England, Scotland and Wales.
Man pleads not guilty to threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Sandringham estate
Winner of Saturday's €8.7m Lotto jackpot comes forward to collect prize
Evacuation plans still unclear for Irish passengers aboard virus-stricken cruise ship, minister says
The fate of the MV Hondius has sparked international concern after three people travelling on the ship died after contracting the virus.
Minister says former colonial powers should return 'loot' and 'plunder' to Ireland
Almost 300 asylum seekers claiming to be children in last four years were found to be adults