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9th August 2026 - 12th August 2026
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after firearm discharged in empty property in Ballymun
Cyclist (80s) in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by truck in Co Kildare
Last week
2nd August 2026 - 8th August 2026
Tickets for sold-out Man U vs Leeds friendly at Croke Park resold for over €400 despite touting ban
Council attempts to limit 'vertical drinking' (that's drinking while standing up) in central London
New York has temporarily stopped building data centres. Should Ireland do the same?
Fraudsters are now tricking people into handing over cash and will come and collect it themselves
Father of Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan dies after 'short illness'
Nearly half of people in Ireland say they used generative AI last year
That was Ireland's driest ever July - and the third-hottest month on record
Funding for 9,000 additional counselling sessions tries to reach LGBTQ+ and young people
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Screening of film Once to be held in Dublin to honour Glen Hansard
Motorcyclist (40s) dies in crash in Co Carlow
How do you know if you're talking to an AI chatbot or a human? Companies must now tell you
Man (30s) to appear in court after handgun and ammunition found in Crumlin, Dublin
Last month
July 2026
Ceuta crisis: Italy suspends Schengen agreement with Spain as 48,000 people returned to Morocco
Spain’s foreign minister has said that the integrity of the Schengen Area is absolutely guaranteed.
People driving to All Together Now urged to delay journeys due to high volume of traffic
Woman (70s) in critical condition and five injured after crash in Co Donegal
'I am so sorry for your tragic loss': Markéta Irglová shares condolences with Glen Hansard’s family
The film Once propelled both Irglová and Hansard into the spotlight.
The OpenAI hack was more extensive than we thought
Could the Gen Z 'cockroach' movement actually topple Modi?
French DJ Kavinsky, known for Drive soundtrack 'Nightcall', found dead in Paris home
'Like the meat inside a toasted sandwich': Nurses and doctors on working during a heatwave
Do hosepipe bans actually work?
Ireland is currently operating at a water deficit equivalent to around 6,000 Croke Park stadiums.
Euro notes are getting a makeover - and you can vote for your favourite
What am I allowed to do during the hosepipe ban, and why are businesses like car washes exempt?
Man shot in Limerick city in stable condition as gardaí appeal for witnesses
Man (27) charged after scenes of 'reckless' riding of scramblers and disorderly behaviour in Belfast
Housing minister to propose decrease in affordable housing for certain developments
'Unnecessary' compliance costs affecting tech companies' innovation, report finds
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Teenage girl dies after car crash in Co Wexford
Second man (20s) charged in connection with murder of Anthony Long in Mulhuddart
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Hundreds gather in a Dublin park dressed as Kate Bush to perform Wuthering Heights
Belfast bar pays tribute to Tipperary native who was killed in hit-and-run
How long do you normally shower for?
Budget overspend could lead to €26bn deficit in public finances by 2030, says Central Bank chief
Number of sexual offences to come before Irish courts increases in last two years