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November 2025
'Putin gave his terrorist response' to US peace plan, says Kyiv after Russian attack kills six
Global petition criticising TikTok’s ‘toxic design’ to be delivered to its Dublin office later
A milkman and his son killed during 1981 Belfast rioting is to be investigated by Troubles body
Farmer fears rustlers will return after €30k worth of cattle stolen
Holly Cairns: Ireland still isn't doing enough to tackle violence against women
Holly Cairns
Taxi drivers to hold new protest later this week as dispute over Uber’s fixed fares escalates
UK watchdog to investigate over raw sewage pouring into Belfast Lough 'every time it rains''
Zelenskyy visit to Ireland up in the air as Trump's peace deal deadline looms
Planning is continuing, but the government is unsure if the visit can go ahead given recent developments on a peace deal.
'Scoping exercise' into Michael Shine abuse to get Cabinet approval
Co Antrim Council agrees to rename ‘Prince Andrew Way’
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Dublin City councillors vote to pass rent hikes for tenants by razor-thin margin
Former Defence Forces member pleads not guilty to murder of his elderly friend
Man who assaulted student while on night out and left him with a brain injury avoids jail
Taoiseach feels the heat in South Africa as local radio grills him on immigration
Tommy Tiernan is making his musical theatre debut in the new year
Man who smashed computers and glasses after missing flight at Dublin Airport jailed for one year
Two dead and several injured following collision between bus, lorry and car in Co Meath
The driver of the bus and the driver of the lorry were pronounced dead at the scene, while occupants of the third vehicle and bus remain in hospital for treatment.
Bench warrant issued after alleged victim of false imprisonment fails to appear in court
Justice Minister says 'there may be consequences' for The Monk if he wins Dublin by-election
Kerry man convicted of murdering his mother as jury rejects insanity defence
President leads tributes to artist and activist Margaretta D'Arcy following her death aged 91
Citywest Ipas centre a 'good example' for rest of EU, says European Commissioner for Migration
Just one in four garments donated to Irish clothes banks are recycled, new research suggests
PSNI rule out prosecution over damage to portrait of DUP mayor at Belfast City Hall
New dwelling completions up by 13% as property prices increase by close to 8%
€1,000 per fill? 'Real hardship' for homes as heating oil costs soar as winter sets in
Debunked: No, Ukrainians do not make up 10% of the population of Co Kerry
Man given suspended sentence for assault at scene of Josip Strok murder
Three people arrested over suspected murder of man who went missing in 2019
Man pleads guilty to helping dispose of dismembered remains of Keane Mulready-Woods
Dublin City Council signs contract for construction of 487 homes in new Inchicore development
Donegal nun ‘anguished’ by kidnappings at Nigerian school run by her congregation
Wicked: For Good is now in cinemas – are you going to watch it?
Man (70s) dies after house fire in Co Tipperary
'Access to cash’ legislation to come into force later this week
Mary Robinson says outcome of climate talks was disappointing - but she's staying hopeful
Man due in court after nearly €500k worth of cocaine seized in Limerick