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Last year
2025
Crucial hearsay evidence of shots fired has been allowed in trial of Soldier F
The race is on and Steen is out: Three candidates in the running as Áras race officially begins
This year’s presidential election has the fewest number of candidates on the ballot in 35 years.
HSE to take over scandal-hit Children's Health Ireland and new National Children's Hospital
Should election posters be banned?
'Household voices': Mary Wilson retires from RTÉ while Áine Lawlor signs off from Morning Ireland
Over 20 men deported to Pakistan on charter flight from Dublin Airport
13 for Tipperary and 11 for Cork as All-Star hurling nominations announced
Opinion: As our political leaders dither, the power of collective action is a bastion of hope
Sylvia Leatham
Breis is 60,000 dalta meánscoile a fuair diolúine ón nGaeilge anuraidh, an líon is mó riamh
Principals dealing with 'hostile' parents as record number of students get exemption from Irish
Warm nights experienced this summer now 40 times more likely due to human-caused climate change
New Mental Health Bill ‘not meeting bar’ with safeguarding patients
The secret to the success of The Traitors? Tension, drama and a welcome lack of stage Irishness
We take a look at the factors that made The Traitors Ireland such a smash hit.
HSE has 'no capacity or funding' to help people quit vaping
Labour TD Marie Sherlock called on the Minister for Health to ‘step up’ in advance of a Dáil debate today on young people vaping.
The dramatic finale of The Traitors Ireland is over - here's who emerged victorious
'It's a chilling crime': Taoiseach supports actions to get 20,000 Ukrainian children back from Russia
Player ratings: How did you rate the performances of the Traitors finalists ... and Siobhán?
The Traitors Ireland ends in a blaze of fireworks as the prize pot is claimed by …
Five finalists, two Traitors, one prize pot – who walked away with the money?
Man charged with attempting to kill Trump on Florida golf course convicted on all counts
How will the final of The Traitors actually work - how does somebody win?
Harris to meet Wicklow Council boss as local authority pushes back on land zoning criticism
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Steen appeals to Oireachtas members in last minute push to get on ballot before nominations close
The conservative campaigner is chasing 20 Oireachtas signatures by the end of tomorrow’s nomination deadline.
Cork legend Patrick Horgan retires from inter-county hurling
Warnings issued following bird flu outbreak at the Lough wildlife sanctuary in Cork
Doctor accused of professional misconduct over online criticism of Covid-19 measures
Jim O'Callaghan says families refusing transfers from Ipas centres are 'abusing' the system
No timeline for fix to issues slowing operations at Dublin Airport's Terminal 2, says DAA
Children's charity CEO to chair group aiming to review 42,000 closed Tusla cases
Disabled driver forced to park on footpath as motorists were 'stealing' spots spared conviction
FAI officials to appear before Oireachtas committee tomorrow following late U-turn
Harris denies any tensions in government over rate of dole increase in the Budget
Donegal councillor to stand trial for allegedly stealing a fellow councillor's phone
Tánaiste said he is supportive of extending the basic income for arts scheme
State purchases almost 100 acres of 'high nature value' land in Clonakilty
Anti-immigration activist Derek Blighe appears in court charged with harassing garda
Debunked: A viral chart comparing the finances of Irish and migrant apprentices is false
Obama to receive Freedom of Dublin this Thursday (eight years after it was first offered)