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January
January 2025
Gardaí launch manhunt for prisoner who escaped from custody on visit to Tallaght hospital
Poll: Do you claim your tax back in January?
Irish bishop decries road safety 'failures' ahead of 'blessing of the roads' ceremony
The weather is finally turning around - here's the weekend forecast
TV and film landmarks, including famous Carrie set, damaged by LA wildfires
'Teetering on the edge': 2024 was first year of global warming above 1.5 degrees
A TD says the government should start its own death notice website to rival RIP.ie
Nine restaurants served closure orders in December over food safety breaches
Status Orange low temperature and ice warning comes into effect for most of the country
Met Éireann has warned of widespread severe frost, ice and lying snow and dangerous travel conditions.
Lowest temperatures tonight will be between minus eight to minus three degrees.
The National Director of the National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management urged people to "take care" and not be complacent.
There are approximately 2,000 homes, farms and businesses without power.
Nearly 1,000 people arrested for drink or drug driving in recent weeks
Inspections find problems at site of major Dublin City Council housing project
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
AI will be 'big disruptor' in world of weather forecasting, says head of Met Éireann
Minimum wage rises by 80 cent to €13.50 per hour
Last year
2024
Here's What Happened Today: New Year's Eve
Irish Archbishop condemns Israel's war on Gaza as 'merciless' and 'disproportionate'
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
WHO remembers lives lost to Covid-19 on fifth anniversary of virus outbreak
Timetable changes confirmed to train services on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
Eamon Ryan: Toxic debates and social media hate 'didn't impinge on real life'
'Dangerous new heights' of climate change displaced millions of people around the world in 2024
'We're back already': Eamon Ryan says Green demise isn't like last time
As he prepares to leave frontline politics, Eamon Ryan sat down with journalists for an in-depth interview.
He shared what he thinks about Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil and his advice for the next climate minister - some serious, some amusing.
As for the Green Party, he feels it is "back" already despite its election defeat - and talks about how he thinks it was "attacked from behind".
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael pause talks for Christmas after making 'progress' today
Advertising watchdog upholds complaints against ads run by Pippa O'Connor and Rosanna Davison
Human rights watchdog calls on McEntee to clarify reason for pausing asylum decisions for Syrians
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Doctors Without Borders staff and families trapped in homes in Gaza amid bombs and gunfire
Nearly two-fifths of Ireland's farm holders are over retirement age
Middle-class people are more prejudiced towards Travellers than working class, study finds
RSV cases in infants have dropped massively since vaccine programme started in September