Irish

Yesterday
29th July 2026
The government has completed just 10 of its 74 climate commitments for the last three years
Man jailed for 12 months for possession of over 2,400 child abuse images
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Could nature itself help stop Ireland's wildfires?
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Glen Hansard, frontman of The Frames and Oscar winner, killed in road crash
The well-known singer died in a crash at the Strawberry Beds near Lucan in West Dublin in the early hours of this morning.
Hansard and The Frames were a key part of the Irish music scene in the 1990s and 2000s, and he later gained wider fame through the movie Once and its soundtrack.
President Connolly described him as "one of the vital driving influences of the Irish music world".
Norwegian man arrested and accused of raping Irish woman in Croatia
Garda watchdog finds no wrongdoing by gardaí who responded to Carlow shopping mall shooting
E-scooter rules approved by cabinet, with age increase and mandatory helmets to come in next month
'There's more life on the street': EU presidency barriers on Castle Street down for the summer
Mother of girl killed in Creeslough explosion hoping for ‘strong commitment’ on public inquiry
Taoiseach says he raised Dubliner's trial in Stuttgart with German chancellor
O'Connor still in gold medal position with one heptathlon event to go at Commonwealth Games
Quiz: How well do you know Hugh Grant?
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Trying to make sense of the greatest story ever told
Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to grapple with the meaning and emotion of Mayo’s stunning All-Ireland victory.
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'Women's rights' group supported by JK Rowling withdraw legal challenge against Belfast festival
Taoiseach says DUP should ‘respect independence of judiciary’ after criticism of bomb bail decision
Do you think state-owned supermarkets are a good idea?
Man (40s) dies after single-vehicle collision in Co Clare
There's a European total eclipse in two weeks (with Ireland getting about 95% darkness)
Ten-year-old girl who was killed in Cavan crash days after her mother died is named
Conviction of former Defence Force member for raping fellow soldier is upheld after appeal
Winning €8.2m Lotto ticket sold at Obama Plaza
Data down the drain: We're told to cut our showers short, but data centres face no such pressure
Dylan Murphy, Dr Aideen O’Dochartaigh & Dr Elaine McGoff
Home emissions fell by 5% last year, but only because Ireland had a warmer winter
Dublin councils survey residents for city-wide community safety plan
Uisce Éireann top-up of €2bn for home connections and new e-scooter rules on the cabinet agenda
'My friends suggested I remove my DOB from applications': Readers on job hunting after 40
Job-hunting is almost always tough – but people in their 40s, 50s and 60s report that it is extremely difficult out there right now.
Tuesday
28th July 2026
Shamrock Rovers knocked out of Champions League after comeback falls short
The Hoops had trailed Ararat-Armenia 2-0 from the first leg.
Young girl dies days after Co Cavan road crash that claimed her mother's life
Dublin cinemas are now hosting religious services - would I find Jesus at the Santry Omniplex?
It’s big sounds and production values at The Lighthouse Church’s weekly Sunday Service.
Kate O'Connor continues to lead after four events of Commonwealth Games heptathlon
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Ateangaireacht na Gaeilge tar éis ár n-Uachtaránacht sa spot sholas de bharr sciorradh teanga
Viral clip of MEP highlights uncertainty over Irish interpreters within EU after presidency ends
Fintan Drury: Israel’s forthcoming election offers little hope for Palestine
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Gardaí investigating disappearance of man in his 60s make arrest
Here's how 'póg mo thóin' became phrase of the year on this season of Love Island
Man charged over €1.6m cannabis seizure refused bail after judge deems him flight risk
Enoch Burke wins High Court permission to challenge failed employment appeal