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April 2025
Parents of under-18s most sceptical demographic of vaccines in Ireland
However, trust of vaccines in Ireland is higher than the global average.
Government missed its target of social housing by about 18% (or 2,345 homes) last year
The government met its target for affordable housing but its social housing delivery fell short.
Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after collision in Longford
Teachers will vote on industrial action if concerns over Leaving Cert reforms aren't addressed
'I don't want to be here forever': The hidden struggle of middle-aged adults living in nursing homes
Quiz: Can you recognise these Easter eggs?
Irish writers present petition to government against use of pirated books to train Meta's AI
Netflix to release documentary on killing of Jason Corbett by wife and father-in-law
Rules for car advertising, more energy-efficient buildings: What's in the new Climate Action Plan
A climate activist has said the plan “ignores” some of the biggest challenges to Ireland’s progress on climate action.
Dublin City Council has a plan to create a brand new town near Glasnevin
White Lotus actress Aimee Lou Wood calls out SNL for 'mean' sketch mocking her teeth
Man arrested in Newry after man (20s) stabbed in leg released on bail pending further enquiries
Why the potential €26bn of 'fines' for missed climate targets aren't technically fines
Botox and Viagra: Are Ireland’s most famous pharma exports safe from the impacts of tariffs?
US Attorney General directs prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione
March
March 2025
Quiz: How many of these Dáil rules do you know?
What do we know about Trump's tariffs that are hitting Ireland and the EU next week?
New tariffs are due to come in on 2 April.
School to pause disciplinary process for teacher who says she was wrongly named as 'GAA catfish'
Data centres to account for almost one-third of Ireland's electricity demand by 2034
From loss-making to lobbying: What we know about the company behind Kerry's planned gas plant
Report reveals litany of problems in garda treatment of domestic abuse survivors
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Senators back bill to create national treatment service for scoliosis
Planning permission approved for Shannon LNG gas power plant in Co Kerry
Volume of illegal waste found in Dublin and Wicklow mountains rises 22%
Irish LGBTQ+ in New York call on Irish politicians to speak up for trans rights on St Patrick's Day
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Girl injured in Parnell Square stabbing 'doesn't seem to remember' attack
Italia '90 squad and B*Witched to appear on Late Late Show tomorrow
Woman, 60s, dies in single-vehicle collision in Listowel
It's taking an average of 18 months to get decisions on International Protection applications
Trump drops plan to double tariffs on Canadian metal imports
A new speed camera will be watching drivers in Limerick from Friday
Most adults gift €20 or €50 for communions or confirmations - and sometimes more to a godchild
Met Éireann reckons it'll be a dry St Patrick's Day
Quiz: How much do you know about France?