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November 2025
Snow possible ‘on higher ground’ as warnings come into effect for 11 northern counties
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Irish regulator launches investigation into X over handling of reports from users
Conor O'Carroll wins Young Journalist of the Year for impressive triad of investigations
The story behind Catherine Connolly's all-purple inauguration ensemble
Cork to get 'high visibility' garda presence following successful Dublin operation
Holly Cairns says Tánaiste's 'tough on immigration' rhetoric shows government is in 'panic mode'
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Vogue Williams rumoured to be joining I'm A Celebrity lineup
Replica of 14th-century manuscript goes on display at St Canice's Cathedral in Kilkenny
Irish people get 6.9 hours of sleep on average, but women and carers' sleep quality is poorer
Don't send teabags, crisps or chocolate to loved ones in America this Christmas, says An Post
Six new experts and activists appointed to Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
Man released without charge as gardaí probe fatal assault in west Dublin
President Connolly: TDs from both sides of chamber applaud first TD elected to Áras in 50 years
October was 'mild, dull and wet', with record low sunshine recorded in Donegal
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
How much do you know about Bond Girls?
Most taxi complaints are about overcharging - but nearly half couldn't be investigated
Some 311 passengers this year accused the driver of hiking the price, adding extra charges or not giving change.
October
October 2025
Kilmeaden will ‘no longer be a village’ if planned multi-billion-euro data centre goes ahead
More than 300 people have objected to the proposed data centre, citing traffic, aesthetic and environmental concerns.
The development would span more than one square kilometre.
Environmentalists say the increased emissions from the data centre could threaten climate targets.
The company argues that data centres are a necessary step in the transition to clean energy.
Tolls to increase on 10 national roads including the M50 from January
Designing a winning campaign: We spoke to the 26-year-old behind Catherine Connolly's graphics
The clocks went back an hour last night - did you forget?
It's that time of year again - the clocks are going back tonight!
Man in his 60s dies and two people injured after two-car crash in Co Wicklow
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Gardaí called as Mary Lou McDonald and canvassers threatened on Dublin street
The incident happened at around 4pm on the city’s northside.
Public events should be cancelled when Status Orange winds forecast, Storm Éowyn review says
'Signs of recovery' after Snapchat, Slack and major banking apps disrupted by services outage
Here's What happened Today: Friday
Trump denies Zelenskyy US long-range missiles, says Putin wants to end war
It’s Zelenskyy’s third trip to Washington this year, following a disastrous televised shouting match in February and a make-up meeting in August.
The meeting comes as Trump readies for another summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
Trump appears set on pursuing diplomacy following the Gaza ceasefire deal he brokered last week.
One third of children say they use screens 'whenever they want'
Fota Wildlife Park to remain closed 'until further notice' amid bird flu infections
Does your street in Dublin need a bike bunker? Here's how to tell the council
Motorcyclist (30s) dies in Enniskerry collision