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Yesterday
9th April 2026
Talks underway for Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua fight at Croke Park, with Katie Taylor on the bill
This official traffic map might be the best way to track road protest closures in real time
Crisis management: Fuel protests leave the government caught between a rock and a hard place
Johnny Fallon
Emperor penguins are now certified endangered and two steps away from extinction
'One of the leaders' of Hutch group arrested in Lanzarote to contest extradition
Up to 40 forecourts in Munster are running out of fuel or have closed pumps due to shortages
Sale of Camden Yard paves way for Dublin City Council to move headquarters from Wood Quay
'They’re going to shut everything': Why anonymous voice notes spread during big, uncertain events
HSE Mid West meeting hears it’s taking some staff up to six hours to get to and from work
Fuel prices 'driven by increases in wholesale cost' not price gouging, CCPC says
Family of Limerick woman critically injured in attack say life support to be switched off tomorrow
Heavy rain forecast with Status Yellow alerts issued for five more counties tomorrow
Gardaí say protesters who don't move will face 'full rigours of the law'
Should Ireland consider nuclear energy?
Debunked: Posts objecting to a proposed ‘Mega Mosque’ in Letterkenny mislead about actual plans
Half of houses and businesses won't have access to fuel if depot blockades continue, says industry
Permission granted for Galway City Ring Road after 20 years of debate and legal wrangling
Protests over fuel prices enter third day as Justice Minister issues warning to demonstrators
Dublin Bus is experiencing ‘service disruptions’ across its network while there are disruptions also to the Luas Green Line service.
'Chills': Artemis astronauts say lunar flyby still washing over them
One in 14 Irish jobs could be taken by AI soon, and middle-income staff are the most exposed
Rise in violent and aggressive incidents at maternity hospitals
Some incidents took place in or near the delivery suite.
Wednesday
8th April 2026
Two men airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after single-vehicle crash in Co Longford
US serial killer pleads guilty to murdering and dismembering eight women
US and Iran at odds over ceasefire agreement as Vance claims terms 'just didn't' include Lebanon
Taoiseach brands blockade of Cork oil refinery an 'act of national sabotage'
Tánaiste Simon Harris also condemned the blocking of access to fuel infrastructure by protesters.
In this new AI-generated world, everything is kind of plagiarism and nothing is
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
At least 182 killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon as Trump dismisses attacks as ‘separate skirmish’
Poll: What date would be best for Ireland to get another bank holiday?
Woman who sold drugs that killed Matthew Perry jailed for 15 years
'Titan of a ginger haired man': Tributes paid after death of 35-year-old Belfast actor Michael Patrick
Retired Garda Superintendent charged with corruption and facilitating criminal organisation
Ireland's housing targets: Too slow, too costly and fuel shocks will make it worse
Dr Paul Davis
Spanish police arrest Irish man wanted in connection with Dublin-based organised crime probe
Major disruption caused during second day of fuel price protests
A Dublin Bus spokesperson has said that 'large parts of the city are impassable'.
The M7 motorway is closed in both directions between J16 and J18 Portlaoise.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said that people 'declaring that we will turn O’Connell Street into a car park' is 'not acceptable'.
An oil refinery in Cork has been blockaded.
Government says 'bridging loan' rule change will help older homeowners 'rightsize'
Independent butchers warn the high cost of fuel could push them out of business
Westport trains were suspended earlier after a fire on a train between Athlone and Roscommon