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Beyond Bloomsday: Where Joyce met Nora, and other Dublin stories we ignore
Lise Hand
Dáil debates removal of 3-day abortion wait, as Taoiseach and Tánaiste back Sinn Féin bill
Planning permission refused for Manna Air delivery hub after objection from senior Dublin cleric
Garden cabin legislation will be passed by the summer, junior minister pledges
Sister of Stardust victim tells jury of moment she jumped on alleged Parnell Square attacker
Another 'heat dome' like the one seen in May is expected to bring the heat to Europe next week
Employee charged with stealing €80,000 from Rotunda Hospital charity
The charity is the official fundraising arm of the Rotunda Hospital.
Oil prices at three-month low but fuel body warns prices will rise when excise cuts end
Closure of Phoenix magazine 'another blow to media plurality', union says
Court grants Irish Times access to ex-TD's character reference for convicted sex offender
Dublin's Silk Road Café to reopen after securing injunction preventing closure for EU presidency
State apology to be issued to victims of paedophile Bill Kenneally
Mother and her young son seriously injured following Co Kerry fire
Short-term let changes: December deadline, grace period for some and enforcement concerns
The register of short-term lets, such as Airbnb’s, will be in operation for most from 1 December.
Two Burkes kicked out of court during farcical 30-minute stand-off between Enoch and judge
Cleared for take-off: The Dublin Airport passenger cap bill is ready to go
Tributes paid to Noreen Daly who was found dead in Waterford, gardaí continue to question man
Dáil told public consultants in other hospitals also receiving 'gifts' for delivering babies
Tuam becomes first town in Galway to introduce public drinking fines
EU to ban labelling plant-based products as 'steaks' or 'bacon', but veggie 'burgers' sizzle on
N11 road bridge, new parks and Naas harbour link among 82 projects approved under housing fund
Has the housing crisis impacted your decisions around marriage? We want to hear your stories
Jeffrey Donaldson trial told consequences of alleged abuse 'cannot be ignored any longer'
'History that will remain forever': Pico Lopes's parents speak of pride at World Cup heroics
Along with younger brother Jacques, Carlos and Judy Lopes reflect on emotions of Monday’s 0-0 draw with Spain.
Trump criticises Netanyahu as Iran says Lebanon war 'most important' issue in peace deal
‘Hate crime’ banner outside children’s playground in Co Tyrone removed by PSNI for second time
Secondhand clothes are booming - so what's involved in buying and selling on Vinted?
Harris doubles down and says some local authorities 'appalling' on dereliction
Have you read Ulysses (or at least tried to)?
Renewed appeal for information over 1986 murder of Terence McKeever
Are you a mosquito magnet? Here's why
Inside Pico Lopes' day of glory with Cape Verde: Ray Houghton embrace and video call with Shamrock Rovers' teammates
Cape Verde defender describes to The 42 the emotions of drawing 0-0 with Spain.
Construction firms are at the housing committee - here's what they want to improve delivery
Iran told to return to Mexico immediately after politically charged World Cup opener
RTÉ and The Journal are the most used online news sources in Ireland
How thousands of speeding prosecutions never reach conviction in Irish courts
Analysis of almost 39,000 speeding offences see almost half of all cases end without a conviction.
Almost one-in-two speeding cases between 2021 and 2024 failed to proceed.
In one Co Meath court, over two-thirds of speeding cases were withdrawn, struck out or dismissed within a year.
Campaigners warn swift enforcement and sanctions “critical” to deterring dangerous driver behaviour.
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15th June 2026
Raising them right: Is it time to retire the phrase 'hands-on dad'?
Niamh O'Reilly
Law to allow sworn garda testimonies in Omagh bombing inquiry comes into effect