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May
May 2025
Good news for swimmers: The quality of Ireland's bathing waters has improved
EU offers Israel help with plan to replace aid agencies distributing food and medicine in Gaza
Ireland may get an alternative number to 999 for acute but non-urgent medical needs
Gardaí arrest another nine people in connection with Dublin riots
Irish citizens warned to avoid travelling to areas of India and Pakistan
'My baby died of malnutrition': The suffering and starvation in Gaza as Israel blocks all supplies
Government hosts summit in Dublin on Ireland's 'place in the world'
Cyclist, 60s, dies after being struck by car in Coolock
Behaviours at Molly Malone statue may have to be 'accepted', says Dublin City Council officer
Trump says he's not looking to run for a third term in tone-shift from previous remarks
Fianna Fáil minister defends James Browne over housing office tsar controversy
Temperatures to drop almost to freezing point in parts of country tonight
Would you travel for a free concert?
Fianna Fáil narrowly leads over Sinn Féin as most popular party
Ireland at risk of losing 'irreplaceable parts of our heritage' to climate change, says heritage expert
April
April 2025
'Dangers and hazards': ESB urges public not to swim in reservoirs despite warm weather
TDs calls for government to strictly regulate sale of 'laughing gas'
Donald Trump is 100 days in office. Here are five questions that will define what happens next
Today marks 100 days since Trump took office.
Kneecap has gig cancelled on foot of backlash for 'dead Tory' and 'up Hamas, up Hezbollah' comments
Footage of the Belfast rap trio at two separate gigs was sent to the Metropolitan Police last week.
Commuters up to 50km from Dublin able to use Leap Cards for trains from today
'We cannot stand aside': Taoiseach hints at push to remove triple lock at 1916 commemoration
A second Kneecap gig video is being examined by UK police over 'dead Tory' comments
Anti-immigration protest and counter-protest take place in Dublin city centre
Russia says it's 'ready to strike deal' as US envoy Witkoff gets warm welcome at the Kremlin
State pays Denis O'Brien €5.8m over legal costs related to Moriarty Tribunal
Train passengers within 50km of Dublin will be able to use Leap Cards from next week
Footage of Kneecap concert from November being reviewed by UK counter-terror police
A video posted online allegedly shows one member at the gig shouting “Up Hamas, up Hezbollah”.
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