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This month
February 2025
Poll: Will you be watching the Eurosong contest tonight?
Brrr - Met Éireann says temperatures could drop as low as minus four tonight
How do Ireland's finalists feel as they compete for Eurovision after last year's controversies?
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Father makes emotional court plea as son is accused of punching priest in Maynooth campus
Irish songwriter from Cork shares excitement after winning first Grammy
Poll: How much is a pint of Guinness in your local pub?
Taoiseach says EU must ‘act as one’ in responding to US tariffs threat
Lowry rejects call from Opposition to exclude Independent group from Leaders' Questions
Beyonce (finally) takes home album of the year and Sabrina Carpenter wins first Grammy
Quiz: How much do you know about Kildare?
Last month
January 2025
Around 142,000 premises without power as ESB issues generators safety warning
McDonald says 'full confidence' in Matt Carthy in justice role despite past public order offence
Google Maps to add 'Gulf of America' label to Gulf of Mexico after Trump order
Tánaiste says he intends to be 'regular visitor' to North as he meets with Stormont leaders
Tánaiste says President Higgins 'rightly' mentioned Gaza in Holocaust Memorial speech
A whopping 69% of Ireland's 25-year-olds are still living with their parents
Environment group brings Government to High Court over climate action plan
Protestors removed from Holocaust commemoration as President Higgins speaks about Gaza ceasefire
Man dies in Donegal after tree falls on his car during Storm Éowyn
Flights resuming at Dublin Airport but travellers warned of further cancellations and delays
Storm Éowyn brought hurricane-level speeds - but here's the reason it wasn't classed as one
How a day of chaos and confusion played out in Dail Éireann
The Dáil started to meet at 11am this morning and was supposed to be voting on a new Taoiseach.
However, a row over opposition speaking rights for the Regional Independents descended into chaos.
The Dáil was suspended multiple times and has now been called off until tomorrow.
Two men, 20s, arrested during searches in Louth drugs investigation
These are the counties with the highest - and lowest - home energy ratings
From 'Trump's back' to 'orange manbaby': How the papers are covering Trump's return
'Powerful' Atlantic jet stream to bring strong winds and unsettled weather to Ireland
Three people in 20s charged over serious assault in Co Monaghan
'Disingenuous': Government hopefuls want to change how livestock emissions are calculated
Organisers of Holocaust memorial defend decision to invite President Higgins to deliver keynote speech
Hauliers 'relieved' as Holyhead Port re-opens after weeks of closure
Endangered young eagle shot dead near lake in Co Westmeath
'That's not my fault': Minister pushes back on suggestion she could insist on gender-balanced Cabinet
Next government wants to create dedicated public transport police
Seven Irish novels on longlist of 71 nominations for €100,000 Dublin Literary Award
Los Angeles hoped a break in 'Devil winds' could help fight the fires - but the winds are back