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September
September 2024
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Drink driver found travelling at 162km/h in 100km/h zone in Galway
Minister: 'Truly shocking' to hear the number of alleged abusers across religious schools
The findings of a scoping inquiry has revealed almost 2,400 allegations of sexual abuse of children in schools run by religious orders.
Data centres drive electricity demand increase as energy emissions fall too slowly to hit climate goals
Reduced government grants for electric cars blamed for 25% slump in sales
August
August 2024
RTÉ releases new line-up of telly for the coming season
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Israel agrees to at least three days of 'humanitarian pauses' in Gaza to allow for polio vaccinations
Israeli gunfire hits 'clearly marked' UN humanitarian vehicle in Gaza
The vehicle was hit yesterday evening but the two occupants were unharmed.
Coldplay's Chris Martin sings on Grafton Street in surprise appearance
Woman charged by gardaí in connection with death of man found injured in Balbriggan
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Taoiseach warns hotels against hiking prices on nights of Oasis concerts
Works to build second train track between two Cork towns to start next month
There's a new scam targeting WhatsApp users - here's what to watch out for
Here are all the traffic changes taking effect in Dublin city today
Dame Street closed to traffic from tonight as American College Football comes to town again
Georgia Tech and Florida State University will face off in the Aviva on Saturday.
Storm Lilian: Yellow warnings for 21 counties ahead of strong winds and heavy rain tonight
Strong winds are expected to coincide with “very high tides” and a risk of coastal flooding.
Up to 1,400 people could die due to heat in Ireland annually if climate change goes unchecked - study
Quiz: How much do you know about Chicago?
Heading to AC/DC in Croke Park tonight? Here's everything you need to know
Security alert called off after hoax devices found at GAA grounds in east Belfast
'Remnants' of strong hurricane could bring wind and rain to Ireland next week
Northern Ireland sees record low unemployment but high number of adults not seeking work
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Kamala Harris campaign raises $310 million in July
Firefighters 'damping down' blaze in north Dublin
Dozens of gardaí in Limerick to start wearing body cameras
Dublin Fire Brigade makes 'good progress' fighting large blaze in north Dublin
The fire is located at an industrial premises in the Clonshaugh area of Dublin 17.
July
July 2024
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Mater hospital defers 'small number' of surgeries due to IT issues
Daniel Wiffen wins Olympic Gold medal for Ireland in 800m freestyle final
Wiffen set a new Olympic record of 7:38.19, beating the previous record by three seconds.
President Michael D. Higgins has congratulated the swimmer, calling it a "wonderful achievement of which he can be so proud".
It is Ireland's second Olympic medal for swimming at these Games after Mona McSharry won Bronze in the 100m breaststroke last night.