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October 2026
Sinn Féin leaders attend police station for interview over Drumcree protest participation
European Commission investigating if Booking.com is doing enough to crack down on scams
Taoiseach says family of murdered prison officer was ‘badly failed’ by garda investigation
Viral images of a rioter in a Pink Panther costume at the French protests were AI-generated
Trump envoy Witkoff meets Putin for Ukraine war talks
Poll: Who do you agree with in the row between the minister and solicitors?
Pressed four times, housing minister refuses to say if he wants house prices to fall
Australian MP loses both legs after car attack
The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill is passed in House of Commons to replace Tories' Legacy Act
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Construction on the new maternity hospital will begin in 2027 - but won't finish until 2033
'It is the right decision': Plans pulled for €1.5m RSA breathalyser project in pubs and hotels
Patrick O'Donovan remains stable and is expected to stay in hospital for 'another period'
Social Democrats lose third councillor in Kildare since 2024 local election
Taoiseach flings accusation of past 'Nazi' support at Sinn Féin in Dáil row
Mary Lou McDonald accused the government of “moving away from peacekeeping and towards military adventurism”.
Minister claims striking solicitors hired PR firms to try and present him as 'intransigent'
Two Galway women to contest public order charges over Doonbeg incident
Plans for 540 homes on Dublin lands owned by JP McManus and John Magnier knocked back
‘Beneath the dignity of his office’: Solicitor rejects O’Callaghan’s suggestion rape cases were targeted
Solicitor Eoghan O’Sullivan denied rape cases were deliberately targeted by striking solicitors, as the Taoiseach backed the minister.
Turnkey homes 'not a practice I wanted to see happen' says housing minister
Government must 'win back trust' of military personnel, says senior Defence Forces group leader
The annual delegate conference of the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) takes place today and Wednesday in Trim, Co Meath.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
RTÉ admits it was a 'mistake' to edit out Palestinian flag necklace from Cheap Irish Homes
Minister says public 'entitled to answer' on why solicitors' strike forcing rape trials to adjourn
Unions say strikes remain available as public sector pay talks begin
McDonald and O'Neill to be interviewed by PSNI this week over Garvaghy Road protest
24 Romanian men with previous convictions deported on charter flight
Over 7,000 homes restored across Ireland this year with Donegal leading the way
Be Emergency Ready booklet dropped 72-hour advice after concerns it would make people anxious
Advice to keep 72 hours worth of supplies was recommended by the EU as part of a wider preparedness strategy.
The parallels only go so far, but 7 nights in the West Bank had me thinking of Belfast
In the last of a six-part series, our journalist recounts watching two young Palestinian children chat to a group of fully armed IDF soldiers.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Action Aid Ireland urges reversal of EU budget cuts with 'vulnerable communities' at risk
Public sector pay deal must deliver ‘value for money’ and productivity says Taoiseach
HSE overpaid staff by more than €30m in three years, figures show
‘Lizard people’ people are studying Trump’s circle: What do their theories tell us about power?
‘They make us keep the rubbish inside the school’: Life for Westbankers behind Israel's barrier
In a small village cut off from the rest of the West Bank by Israel’s separation barrier, residents are increasingly trapped by movement restrictions.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday