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September 2025
PTSB cuts fixed-rate mortgage interests by up to 0.2%
FSAI orders recall of a Dunnes' Café Sol salad due to presence of listeria
Chickenpox vaccine to be made available for one-year-olds for free
Gaza flotilla group says it has 'credible' intelligence Israel will attack them 'within 48 hours'
Blame game begins as Maria Steen supporters divided on why her campaign failed at last hurdle
Some have blamed those who chose not to back Steen, while others have claimed her campaign was hijacked.
Will you watch House of Guinness?
Rihanna and ASAP Rocky have named their new daughter Rocki Irish Mayers
Energy minister to meet companies to discuss winter fuel prices and unpaid bills
Ireland needs to shift away from open fires if we're going to meet air quality targets, EPA says
Opinion: The idea that cars give us freedom is a myth sold by advertisers
Ciaran Brennan
ESRI highlights ‘clear parallels’ to 2008 crash in pre-Budget warning
An Roinn Oideachais: Ní thugtar diolúintí ó staidéar na Gaeilge ach i gcásanna eisceachtúla
Micheál Martin says Budget won't expand First Home Scheme to cover second-hand homes
Expanding the scheme was a key promise from Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael in the run up to the election.
Martin spoke (briefly) to Trump at a world leaders banquet and they chatted about golf
Rory McIIroy, Doonbeg and the Ryder Cup were briefly touched upon in their chat at New York hotel last night.
Tánaiste raises attack on Gaza flotilla at UN amid calls for probe into drone attack
'The Irish are a proud bunch': House of Guinness star on getting the accent right
City centre 'Do Not Remove' mural removed by council after graffiti tags painted on surface
The artist behind the mural said he hadn’t been contacted by the council as the process took place.
English antique dealer's gun mistakenly sent to Ireland seized by Revenue
Woman (70s) dies after crash last week in Co Kerry
Irish Medical Council inspecting CHI intern programme after report flagged 'unsafe' conditions
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Zelenskyy tells UN that international institutions are 'too weak’ in stopping Russia
A Michael Flatley press event was packed out today - but he's back talking dancing, not politics
Catherine Connolly says she was asked to nominate Steen herself 'but it was too late in the day'
Oireachtas committee chair TD Alan Kelly says FAI have been 'disrespectful to the Irish people'
Dublin city centre lobby calls for Asbo-type measures against troublemakers
The first presidential debate is happening on Monday
American businessman, 55, spared jail for sexual assault on student in Shelbourne Hotel sauna
Gardaí search for man who escaped from Kilkenny garda station
Tánaiste pushes for early vote on suspending parts of EU-Israel trade agreement
Traitors finalists talk trust and treachery (and Nick reveals why he wanted to keep Katelyn in)
The Journal sat down with the five finalists at an RTÉ screening of the final episode last night to get their gameplay insights.
Maria Steen narrowly misses out on nominations to get on the Áras ballot
Crucial hearsay evidence of shots fired has been allowed in trial of Soldier F
The race is on and Steen is out: Three candidates in the running as Áras race officially begins
This year’s presidential election has the fewest number of candidates on the ballot in 35 years.
HSE to take over scandal-hit Children's Health Ireland and new National Children's Hospital
Should election posters be banned?
'Household voices': Mary Wilson retires from RTÉ while Áine Lawlor signs off from Morning Ireland