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June 2025
Council issues enforcement order to Dublin Airport for breaching cap of 32 million passengers
AIB customers no longer need a card reader for payments as bank introduces 'selfie check'
Leaders on both sides of the border urge completion of Casement Park
'People running away screaming' from swarm of bees at Limerick city junction
Three arrested for €400,000 worth of vandalism at OPW site near Castletown House
Taoiseach ‘not aware’ of any talk in Fianna Fáil about backing Colum Eastwood for president
Planning permission refused for new filling station on site of Creeslough explosion
Man sentenced to three months in jail for brandishing knife at asylum seeker in Dublin migrant camp
Heatwave hits Europe as temperatures set to reach over 42 degrees this weekend
Cannabis worth almost €3m seized in Limerick and sources say it was destined for foreign shores
Wicklow man who drove with Lidl manager on car bonnet after checkout row escapes jail term
The family-friendly wild bee festival run by two 'citizen scientists' in Co Dublin
Motorcyclist in critical condition following two-vehicle collision in Co Antrim
Have you ever been to a Slane Castle gig?
Centra in Cork city sold 'historic' winning €250m ticket, National Lottery confirms
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The housing crisis needs a movement, not a moment
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Sinn Féin MEP calls on EU commissioner to withdraw 'deeply inaccurate' remarks about Ireland
Nine staff members at Oberstown injured in third 'very serious' incident in ten days
Gaza's blackouts: 'You might be killed for trying to have internet access at public points'
Safety concerns were raised about Dublin City Council depot where worker was fatally injured
Workers say the area was often congested, too compact, and dully lit.
'I'm a free man': Kneecap's Mo Chara defiant in Dublin gig after UK court appearance
New US ambassador to Ireland officially sworn in at White House ceremony
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Ten weeks to save Irish peacekeeping in Lebanon as US weighs up whether to end its support
French and Irish diplomats are fighting to save the UNIFIL mission, which is up for renewal at the UN at the end of August.
Minister criticised after recent deportation flight took off without human rights monitor on board
Briefings on assisting Irish citizens wishing to leave Israel and Iran continuing this evening
Sinn Féin criticised for 'heartless' opposition to extending temporary protection for Ukrainians
Opinion: Let kids be bored, it's how they become creative
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Row breaks out in John Magnier case over claims witness was being given nods over answers
Man killed after explosion and fire at house in Co Roscommon named locally as Des Deegan (72)
It happened near Frenchpark village, which is around 30km north of Roscommon town.
Retired judge allegedly punched outside cafe by man who said 'you put me in jail for nothing'
Man awarded €10k in damages after being pursued for €20 petrol bill after he forgot his wallet
Winner of EuroMillions jackpot comes forward as ticket revealed to have been bought in Cork city
Entire country to become Rent Pressure Zone from midnight as new legislation signed into law
Leo Varadkar says he would sacrifice economic growth for a united Ireland
Families of Creeslough victims refused opportunity to speak during appeal against redevelopment
'Strange and slightly goofy': US tech firm books out seven pubs on Dublin's Dame Lane
Pubs closed their doors to the general public as tech conference goers took over for the night, turning Dame Lane into a mini Temple Bar.