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Yesterday
23rd March 2025
'Thank you, everyone': Pope Francis greets crowds after release from hospital
The Pope’s doctor, Luigi Carbone, said the Pope is improving and hopes he can resume activities soon.
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Search resumes in Kerry for man missing since Thursday
Last week
16th March 2025 - 22nd March 2025
Man stabbed in lunchtime attack on Dublin's Henry Street
Calls for Tenant in Situ scheme to be reinstated as 'hundreds' wait to hear if they'll be evicted
Dart services between Dalkey and Bray suspended after vandalism damages overhead lines
Quiz: How much do you know about green things?
This month
March 2025
Donald Trump threatens 200% tariffs on alcohol from EU countries
Jack Chambers was told before general election that housing targets would likely be missed
'Trump ranted as Martin sat awkwardly next to him': What the world is saying about the US visit
Hamas welcomes Trump's 'nobody is expelling any Palestinians' comment during Taoiseach visit
Ticketmaster and Irish venues warn of Dublin-based scammer, after fans lose 'large sums' of money
Marco Rubio says Europeans will 'have to be involved' in Ukraine diplomacy during Shannon stopover
Snow Patrol guitarist Johnny McDaid undergoes second surgery after hands 'wrecked' on tour
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces retirement from politics
Pedestrian sustains serious injuries after being hit by car in Limerick overnight
Sodium cyanide 'not on board' blazing cargo ship but jet fuel sparks 'extreme' concern
There was an 8.5% increase in CAO applications this year - here are the most popular first choices
Elon Musk says X has been target of 'massive cyberattack' that originated in 'the Ukraine area'
Seventh man arrested in connection with fatal stabbing of Quham Babatunde in Dublin city centre
Concern Worldwide announces mass layoffs in Dublin and abroad amid cuts to international aid
Charities in receipt of US funding have also been asked to confirm that they don’t promote DEI, climate or gender “ideology”.
Father of 11-year-old boy stabbed at school thought he was 'saying goodbye' to son in ICU
'Race for security, not war': Donald Tusk says Poland must pursue nuclear weapons for protection
Dublin Bus engineers pause work-to-rule to allow for 'intensive talks' with management
Only 7% of mother and baby home redress budget spent one year after applications opened
Thousands miss out on compensation from Irish Water complaints process
Irish Water initially refused to say how many customers got compensation, saying it ‘could lead to an increase in the number of complaints’.
The Journal Investigates reports that €30 can be claimed if plans to resolve issues aren't provided within certain timeframes
People who complain through TDs and councillors aren't entitled to the payment
But many who complain directly to Uisce Éireann say they get nowhere
Poll: Are you giving up anything for Lent?
Inspectors found 35% of staff in IPAS centres weren't Garda vetted
'Waging war' and 'taking back' Greenland: Five things Trump told Congress in his 99-minute speech
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Last month
February 2025
Zelenskyy leaves White House summit after Trump claims he's 'not ready for peace'
It means a peace deal on the Ukraine-Russia war is hanging in the balance.
So long 2005, Microsoft is officially hanging up on Skype
Pregnant women warned to stay away from sheep during lambing season due to risk of infection