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This month
November 2025
Judge to decide next week whether Enoch Burke should return to prison
Ruth Lawrence found guilty of 2014 murders of two men found dead on lake island in the midlands
Cork man (22) jailed for nine years for rape of two young girls he met on Snapchat
Irish is a 'gift' says President Connolly as she visits gaelscoil on first full day in office
As she arrived Gaelscoil Inse Chór this morning, students from the school chanted her name.
Independent Ireland leader claims 'sh*t frightened out of' TII during committee appearance
Man (21) jailed for two years for his role in ‘sustained race-motivated disorder’ in Ballymena
'It might be relevant, might be irrelevant' - Ireland boss accepts World Cup hopes in balance
President Connolly’s move to Áras delayed by renovations (she's living down the road for now)
Planning granted for asylum seeker accommodation as golf club raise concerns about stray balls
Call for another Local Property Tax extension as deadline to expire today
Ruth Coppinger says Uber’s fixed taxi prices could create ‘wild west situation' in Ireland
HIQA CEO says a new hospital for the Mid-west would cost billions and take 10 years
Rat in kitchen where company provides hot school meals for kids among October food closures
Over half of young adults have never tested for an STI, HSE survey says
Future of Cork Pride festival in doubt as company that runs it goes into liquidation
Garda Ombudsman investigates woman's death in Cork road collision
'A clusterbleep' - Barry Cowen gives his take on Fianna Fáil handling of Jim Gavin controversy
Trans woman to bring High Court challenge after State doesn't recognise her as child's birth mother
Denis O'Brien wants you all back in the office - do you agree with him?
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Why did a year-old documentary take down the BBC's director general?
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Rain warning issued for Cork again as county recovers from local flooding
Northern lights were visible over Ireland last night - and you might see them again tonight
Send us your pics.
There's going to be more litres of wine made this year after 2024's record low
Nearly 30 people charged following retail crime crackdown by gardaí in Dublin
Neale Richmond: The government takes climate action seriously, but we recognise we need to do more
Neale Richmond
Flying with Ryanair? You can't use paper boarding passes anymore
Boom in weight loss drugs may help protect Ireland's corporation tax haul, says watchdog
'A market starved': Rents now two-thirds higher than Celtic Tiger peak as supply slumps
The report comes as the Government’s housing plan goes to Cabinet for approval.
The story behind Catherine Connolly's all-purple inauguration ensemble
Gardaí are going to be ‘stretched’ for EU presidency, with staffing biggest concern
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
PSNI made 100 arrests since serious rioting erupted in Ballymena over the summer
McGrath reckons Martin has the 'experience and knowledge' to lead Ireland through EU presidency
Ireland’s EU commissioner insists Martin is the right man to lead the country throughout next year’s presidency of the union.
Flooding in parts of Cork and Kerry after counties emerge from rain warnings
The road from Mogeely to Killeagh is closed due to flooding after the river adjacent to the road to the east of Mogeely Village burst its banks.
Farmer granted High Court permission to challenge council over 'residential' zoning of his lands
Tributes paid to Wexford woman killed in Dominican Republic
Men charged over scissor lift theft and bridge damage to apply for bail in High Court
Rain didn't dampen Connolly's message of hope as she zoned in on war and climate in first speech
Connolly spoke of how Ireland’s history of forced emigration and man-made famine gives us a mandate to be leaders for peace.