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March
March 2025
BusConnects routes gaining more popularity and punctuality than older lines, says NTA
Enterprise minister says TikTok redundancies 'very difficult' for laid-off workers
Kneecap, CMAT and more Irish artists announced for Glastonbury line-up
The world's sea ice cover hit a record low last month
Why is the government using a ship for emergency gas reserves - and why is it a climate problem?
Cabinet has approved a plan to develop an emergency gas storage facility.
Environmentalists fear it could hurt Ireland's climate efforts and lead to importing fracked gas from the US.
'Teen sexually abused by landlord': Charity tells politicians of challenges faced by violence survivors
Ireland could face bill of up to €26 billion if it doesn't get its climate act together
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council chair Seamus Coffey described it as a “clear case of being able to reduce a massive fiscal risk”.
Know your driver number? You'll need it in future for new and renewed car insurance policies
UK downplays French ‘one-month truce’ proposal for Ukraine - but what is being discussed?
Leaders of several key European countries met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in London this weekend.
February
February 2025
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Cyclist in his 90s dies after collision in Galway
An Oscar-nominated Irish filmmaker is making a movie about pirate queen Gráinne Mhaol
The Garda fitness test just got a lot easier
Ireland is attending the G20 summit today for the first time ever (but won't be meeting Russia)
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
The planned cost of a new children's hospital in Belfast has tripled before construction even starts
Nearly one in three young men and 20% of young women who are sexually active aren't using contraception
'The owner asked after five days if I wanted sex': International students on sex-for-rent ads
Justice minister says prisons shouldn't be 'clogged up' with shoplifters or people living with addiction
Home of the Year: Homes in Dublin, Tipperary and Cork feature on first episode of new season
Dublin apartments for key workers go up for rent at 'discounted' rate starting at €1,710
As world leaders debate Ukraine, what's the state of play of the war and its possible end?
Poll: Have you watched the Kneecap movie?
Status Yellow warning for heavy rain takes effect in three counties
US agency erases trans people from Stonewall website - a movement with trans people at its heart
Outside, it's a florist — inside, it's a stark reminder of 274 women killed violently in Ireland
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Urgent recall issued for baby soothers sold 10,200 times in Ireland
Special chartered flights for deportations to begin this year
An Post has released two new stamps - and they're rugby themed
Gardaí investigating after rocks thrown at trucks on motorway
Government reckons EU can manoeuvre away from damaging trade war with US
Bird flu risk: Agriculture minister orders that poultry be kept indoors
Final remaining homes hit by Storm Éowyn power outages should be reconnected by tonight
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
FSAI says recall of Donegal Catch salmon fillets not necessary despite undeclared peanut traces