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Yesterday
21st July 2025
Heavy rain brings flooding and 'very difficult' road conditions to parts of Leinster and Ulster
A number of rain warnings lapsed at 2pm this afternoon.
Dublin has gotten nearly as much rain since yesterday as the average for an entire July
This month
July 2025
Five men arrested after alleged assault injuring man, 30s, in Arklow
UN expert on Palestine says US sanctions against her are 'calculated to weaken my mission'
Kneecap complain of 'political policing' after this gig ad was blocked on London Tube
The original Birkin bag has just sold for over €8m at an auction in Paris
Young boy who was riding a scooter dies after hit-and-run by car driver in Co Down
CEO of X Linda Yaccarino steps down after two eventful years as head of Musk's platform
Drought declared in several counties with temperatures expected to reach up to 28C this week
'Exceptional heatwave' made this June the hottest ever for western Europe
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
New laws will stop insurers using a person's medical history against them if they've had cancer
Man arrested after multiple attempted explosive devices placed in locations around country
European Commission plans to allow countries to buy their way out of missing climate targets
'17 years I knew him': Shock and sadness in queue for daily lunch service at Capuchin centre
Progress on removing lead from drinking water pipes 'far too slow', watchdog warns
Twelve years after it was first rejected, the Slane bypass has been given planning permission
Companies and organisations bought up nearly 13,000 houses and apartments last year
Last month
June 2025
From less than a dozen marchers to tens of thousands: A history of Dublin Pride
The celebration of Pride in Ireland today has its roots in the boots-on-the-ground activism of the 1970s and 1980s.
With fear and courage, Hungarians are refusing to let their government beat them down
Hungary’s government is trying to chip away at LGBTQ+ rights and democracy. Its people are pushing back.
Irish politicians to attend Budapest Pride as Hungary threatens participants with fines
Varadkar on Kneecap row: Terrorism is bombs and guns, not music
Hungary is setting ‘political trap’ for EU with Pride ban, says Leo Varadkar
Budapest mayor threatened with imprisonment as he defies police to host Pride parade
Hungarian authorities have tried to ban this weekend’s Pride parade in Budapest, but the city’s mayor is fighting for it go ahead.
Ban on Irish imports from Israeli settlements in Occupied Palestine is approved by Cabinet
Delayed classrooms at Dublin school could be ready in November if no planning appeal lodged
Varadkar to speak at Budapest LGBTQ+ event ahead of city's 'banned' Pride march
Man killed after explosion and fire at house in Co Roscommon named locally as Des Deegan (72)
It happened near Frenchpark village, which is around 30km north of Roscommon town.
Central Bank lowers forecast for how many houses are likely to be built next year
Last government could have done better at helping Midlands adjust to peat-cutting ban - expert group
'It haunts a lot of people': Hope and sadness on streets of Tuam as excavation work begins
The process of excavating children’s unmarked burials at the site of a former mother and baby home started in Tuam on Monday.
Roads around unmarked burial site at the Tuam home sealed off as pre-excavation work begins
Many babies and young children were buried without a proper funeral or marked grave at the former Bon Secours Mother and Baby Home.
TD Paul Murphy and other Irish activists detained while trying to cross Egypt for March to Gaza
Several dozen Irish activists are among the thousands who travelled to Egypt for the march but face major hurdles trying to reach the border.
Autism classes face delays at Dublin school in dispute over parish hall
Tánaiste says gardaí should investigate treatment of nursing home residents in RTÉ documentary