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Last week
8th February 2026 - 14th February 2026
US man told father he would ‘always love him’ as he killed him in Laois hotel, court hears
Are you seeing lots of videos online of backflipping ice skaters? Here's why
In figure skating, the backflip has always been controversial.
'One size does not fit all': Flat payment of €20,000 for survivors of Stardust fire slammed
The 823 survivors awarded compensation in a 1985 tribunal are eligible for the payment.
Man in his 20s arrested on suspicion of murder of Dublin toddler Daniel Aruebose
Today’s arrest marks the second in the case as investigations continue.
Woman who stole €303,000 from TV chef Martin Shanahan's restaurant to sell home to repay funds
A letter to RTÉ about a secret gay relationship has people talking about love and equality
Questions of age persist as youth sent forward for trial over murder of Ukrainian teen
Ó Broin wants country's biggest landlord to answer questions over scrapped 'common area' fees
Irish MEPs divided as parliament votes to streamline moving asylum seekers to 'third countries'
Fruit packer drops Keelings lawsuit after CCTV shows she slipped on grape she had been carrying
Labour TD brings forward Bill to overhaul domestic waste collection in Dublin City
Taoiseach says Irishman's detention in Texas ICE centre being raised with US Homeland Security
Still no timeline for Occupied Territories Bill as minister says she's awaiting AG advice
EU Parliament votes in favour of digital euro but ECB chief insists 'cash is queen'
New EU safeguards to allow investigations into Mercosur farm imports (if the deal ever happens)
Tipperary Peace Convention to ‘remain vigilant’ on investigation into award winners linked to Epstein
Praise and criticism as government confirms move to scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap
Síle Seoige: 'Níl imní ag cur isteach orm an iomarca ach bhí amanntaí i mo shaol go raibh'
Government rows back on short-term let regulations for towns with populations over 10,000
Corruption watchdog warns ‘dark money’ poses growing risks to Irish national security
Have you ever dined in a Michelin-star restaurant?
HBO Max is coming to Ireland next month and taking Friends with it
Minister says he will meet campaigners over flight time changes between Donegal and Dublin
Government finally gets its 'housing tsar' as senior civil servant to take up €219k role
Trial of Limerick car dealer accused of corrupt payment to garda detective has collapsed
Irish public has left over €8.6 million unused on dormant leap cards
Protest to be held outside Dáil over 'unacceptable delays' to An Post and Eir pension increases
Kafka with coffee: Life in the European Parliament - it might be boring, but it still matters
Kevin Purcell
Smokers who have major heart attacks do so 11 years earlier than non-smokers, new report finds
Rainy mornings: It's gridlock at the school gates, so god help us all
Margaret Lynch
Warning issued on children's safety as half allowed use internet without parental controls
A psychotherapist has warned spending excessive time online compromises kids’ development of resilience.
Hundreds of people died by suspected suicide after recent contact with HSE services
Almost 450 suicides were reported to the HSE between 2022 and 2024 by healthcare staff across a range of patient services, including Emergency Departments.
Figures show critical gap in suicide prevention
Deaths may not appear in official statistics for years
Families call for mental health emergency rooms
Man who turned himself in after spotting CCTV images from Dublin riots given suspended sentence
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
'Celebrations are already underway': Two Irish restaurants awarded their first Michelin star
Dublin’s Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen was thought to be in with a chance of earning its third star this evening, but the restaurant and its two-star peers missed out.
We want to hear your stories of bidding on a house in Ireland
'One of Dublin's most authentic voices': Actress Brenda Fricker to be awarded Freedom of Dublin
Revised defence plan deadlines to be brought to Cabinet tomorrow as some projects pushed back