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Yesterday
29th July 2025
Q&A: What we know (and don't know) about the EU-US tariff deal
This week
27th July 2025 - 30th July 2025
Online retailer Temu potentially in breach of EU digital marketplace rules
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Scrutiny of laws to facilitate Ireland's trade deal with Canada scrapped after US tariffs
Jobseekers are avoiding part-time roles in fear of losing other social welfare
An Post sales just topped €1 billion - so why does it want to cut services?
Last week
20th July 2025 - 26th July 2025
Starvation crisis in Gaza features heavily on front pages of international newspapers
Planned tax on vapes would raise an additional €17m in State revenue, experts say
Govt urged to 'bite the bullet' amid signals a promised hospitality VAT cut may not happen
Workers at AIB told to return to office for three days per week
Houses, water, health and Metrolink: The key points from the National Development Plan
The plan sets out what large-scale infrastructure projects Ireland needs over the next five to ten years.
This month
July 2025
Just 32 homes eligible for rent assistance payments in Ireland on market in June
Dublin Airport wins battle against overnight restrictions, paving the way for more late flights
More flights will be allowed between midnight and 6am from the airport’s second runway.
Donohoe asserts Government was 'honest' about future of cost-of-living supports during election
Trump says EU-US tariff deal 'possible', but he's 'indifferent to it'
Employment minister says real impact of tariffs on job cuts currently 'difficult to assess'
EU says it could target €72 billion worth of US goods if tariff talks with Washington fail
TikTok under investigation over claims it misled Ireland's data regulator
The government's advisors have told it to ban sunbeds
Elon Musk's AI chatbot made antisemitic and pro-Hitler remarks (and then deleted them)
People who claimed to the injuries compensation board last year got an average of €19,480 each
Irish sovereign wealth fund pumped millions into companies contracted by Israel Defence Forces
The ISIF invested almost €5 million in just two companies with links to the IDF.
The two companies were contracted to provide fuel, surveillance and other communications technology to the Israeli military.
Families facing 'impossible decisions' in the face of rising costs, Dáil told
Bulgaria is joining the Euro
Who are the 8 companies that Ireland invests in that have links to illegal Israeli settlements?
The State holds shares in the companies via the Irish Strategic Investment Fund.
The companies have been named on a UN database for enabling the continued existence of Israeli settlements.
The ISIF divested from five companies last year, but continued to hold more than €10 million in other companies.
Donald Trump to send 'tariff letters' to countries from today
Just 600 out of 20,000 construction firms register for list to crack down on cowboy builders
Minister wants to 'maintain' insurance reforms before approving personal injury pay-out hikes
Dublin Airport had its busiest day ever on Sunday, with 129,000 passengers
BBC will no longer broadcast Glastonbury performances that they deem to be 'high risk'
Tinned food brand Del Monte files for bankruptcy and is looking for a buyer
Six million passengers' private information breached in cyberattack, Aussie airline Qantas says
Last month
June 2025
'We need an agreement': Tánaiste Harris calls on EU to reach tariff deal with US
EU may end up cutting services and asking Ireland for more cash to settle a €30bn Covid bill
Ban on short-term lets under 90 days being considered by EU commission
PTSB apologises as customers' debit cards not working
European leaders delay action to suspend trade with Israel
Will EU take action against Israel? Taoiseach says it’s a stain on bloc if they don’t
Bus Éireann recorded €4.2m loss in 2024, and projects similar losses this year
The price of a pint in Ireland is 205% of the European average