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30th August 2026 - 5th September 2026
Ryan Tubridy and Claire Byrne among former RTÉ figures set to appear on Celebrity Gogglebox
Taoiseach says government hasn't discussed cutting alcohol excise in Budget 2027
Drogheda United confirm trip to play Mo Salah's Trabzonspor in Türkiye
Man (33) appears in court charged with murdering his mother at her home in Galway
Miliband dodges border poll question in Wicklow as McEntee says one will happen 'in the future'
Ed Miliband joined EU foreign ministers in Wicklow as the UK looks to mend post-Brexit relationships.
Woman (20s) assaulted during early morning robbery on East Wall to Clontarf road in Dublin
'This ring-walk, I truly believe it will be one of the greatest moments the sport has ever seen'
With a few tricks up his sleeve for Croke Park, Eddie Hearn is predicting ‘all-out war’ between headliners Katie Taylor and Flora Pili.
High Court slaps down Dublin airport’s attempt to prevent a low-cost car hire firm’s operation
Quiz: How much do you know about Siobhán McSweeney?
Relief as EU presidency barriers on Dublin's Castle Street reconfigured not to block businesses
Two people arrested after suspected heroin with street value of €210,000 seized in Cork City
Ireland's nature heroes: Meet the farmers turning corners of their land into wildlife havens
Jack Morley
Are you happy to share public transport with cats, dogs and other pets?
HSE fined €645k after old medical records found rotting, mouldy and covered in animal droppings
Fontaines DC announce second Slane Castle show, with flash pre-sale starting now
Increase in children avoiding primary and secondary school due to anxiety
Are we all bluffing on the sweet wine knowledge?
Sherry, Sauternes, Madeira, Muscat, Port… when did everyone become a sommelier? Even for someone like me, who dines out for a living, I still panic when the dessert wine list arrives.
Global temperatures on track to break 1.5°C but it's not too late to bring them back down, UN says
Despite new regulations, some 70% of children aged 8-12 still have social media accounts
Irish general confirms EU plan for military and civilian Lebanon mission to replace UNIFIL
General Seán Clancy, who is chair of the European Union Military Committee, said that planning is advancing for a major military and civil support operation.
Simon Harris concludes visit to North Carolina representing EU in G20 finance meeting
'Bespoke' mother-and-baby suite at Ireland’s largest female prison will accommodate just one pair
Three women gave birth while imprisoned in the Dóchas Centre last year.
'I think more artists should do it': Fans snap up €20 Jack White tickets hours before Dublin gig
Recriminations and coffins aplenty to round off week one of The Traitors
Croke Park doesn't want a wild crowd or 'mad busy bars' for Katie Taylor's late-night fight
Around 80,000 people are expected at the stadium, with organisers asking fans to respect local residents after the fight.
Fisherman whose body was recovered from water off west Cork named
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
The first two players are out of The Traitors, and one of them is still ‘raging’
Andy Burnham says he's aware of 'every word' in Good Friday Agreement after border poll row
Gardaí warn new drug diversion scheme launched with ‘no training, no advanced notification’
Gardaí say that the implementation of the scheme has come without frontline members getting advanced notice.
'Guns' removed from car boot by three men in viral video were not real, gardaí say
Ireland's policy on data centres was under the microscope today at the EU's climate committee
Ireland gives €10m to Ukraine for combat training as Germany blames Russia for Leipzig drone attack
Defence Minister Helen McEntee made the announcement during a press conference in Druids Glen.
A new drug referral scheme kicked in today: Will it reach who it needs to?
Tony Duffin
You will soon be able to bring your pets on buses and trains
Close to 10,000 patients on trolleys in August across Irish hospitals
Chaotic court scenes as 100 solicitors stage walk out amid 'flat fee’ dispute
The backlog of criminal cases in the courts is set to worsen, with some pushed back to December today.
Fórsa public sector workers vote overwhelmingly for industrial action