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Tuesday
21st January 2025
Woman accused of murder at cliffs said she 'battered' deceased man's face with a rock, court told
Five men and one teenager arrested over fatal stabbing of Willie Moorehouse in Bray
Israeli military chief resigns over 'failure' on 7 October as deadly raids launched in West Bank
Rare 'planet parade' event to light up Irish skies tonight - here's how to spot it
Why did Biden grant preemptive pardons for his family and Dr Anthony Fauci?
Two men, 20s, arrested during searches in Louth drugs investigation
These are the counties with the highest - and lowest - home energy ratings
Two men arrested, three guns seized as gardaí stop suspected burglary gang at Kerry checkpoint
BNY Mellon to close Wexford office amid fears hundreds of jobs may be lost
'Illegal aliens', rioters freed and quitting WHO: Executive orders Trump signed on his first day
Von der Leyen tells Davos the EU must be 'pragmatic' with Trump and 'deepen' ties with China
Groups representing military members hail 'historic' move for Defence Forces workplace rights
Storm Éowyn: Strong winds across the country and heavy rain forecast from Thursday night into Friday
Are you over January?
In pictures: The second inauguration of US President Donald Trump
Starmer says UK must tackle 'new and dangerous' threat of lone male terrorists
Lifeguards on trial over swimmer’s death in Armagh pool ‘had no concerns’ about him, court told
From 'Trump's back' to 'orange manbaby': How the papers are covering Trump's return
Elon Musk sparks controversy with gesture at Trump rally which some have called a 'Nazi salute'
Biden quotes Seamus Heaney and says ‘we’re not leaving the fight’ as he departs Washington
Thin Lizzy and Whitesnake guitarist John Sykes dies aged 65
Trump grants pardons to 1,500 US Capitol rioters and withdraws from Paris climate accord
Ciarán Cannon: We cannot consider going ahead with the Galway Ring Road
Ciarán Cannon
Almost 22,000 international protection cases pending at end of 2023, despite drop in applications
There was a 90% increase in decisions made by the International Protection Office in 2023, but a threefold increase in appeals also happened that year.
Monday
20th January 2025
Woman fined for driving through crossroads and colliding with car of elderly couple
Man (20s) airlifted to hospital in Belfast following serious assault at house in Co Donegal
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Witness in Diarmuid Phelan trial who 'legged it' to Spain receives four-month prison sentence
Biden issues preemptive pardon for his siblings, their spouses and Dr Anthony Fauci
Personal trainer jailed for sexual assault and secret filming of other women during massages
Trump welcomes 'golden age' of America as he's sworn in as US President
“The golden age of America begins right now,” Trump said in his first official speech.
Fears over future of hundreds of financial services jobs in Wexford
Trump pushes culture war buttons in inauguration speech - here are the key moments
Soc Dems and SF call on Tóibín to ditch Independent's group but Aontú calls demand 'ludicrous'
Trump promises US government policy will recognise 'only two genders'
High Court hears arguments on where Declan Ganley's case against CNN should be heard
Martin offers Trump 'warmest' congratulations as Simon Harris hopes for another Irish visit
It's official: Donald Trump is US President again