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This month
April 2025
Man (70s) dead following fire at apartment block in Monaghan
Government to go into preparation overdrive in coming days to counter US tariff blowback
Cabinet Committee on Ireland’s economy to meet for the first time to assess US tariff fallout
Cannabis worth over €2 million seized in Donegal search
Will you take a holiday in Ireland this year?
Opposition were 'juvenile' and 'took a trouncing' during speaking rights row, Michael Lowry says
Increase in insurance premiums 'imposible to justify' as injury claims below pre-pandemic levels
Tourism industry doesn't believe the drop in tourists has been that bad (but CSO says it has)
How worried is Ireland's pharma industry about Trump's tariffs?
Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs will be unveiled later today.
'A slap in the face': Women sexually abused by two brothers call for 'lenient' sentences to be appealed
The men had their sentences reduced due to their ages at the time of offending, as well as their early guilty pleas.
Women at Mothers Against Genocide Leinster House protest 'were strip-searched', Dáil hears
Eleven people in a vigil for the children and mothers of Gaza were arrested yesterday morning outside Leinster House.
Taoiseach says he will meet with victims of disgraced surgeon Micheal Shine after long campaign
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Almost €2 million worth of tobacco products among Revenue seizures in recent days
Woman who hit cyclist after drinking vodka in her car is banned from driving for five years
Teenage girl allegedly sexually abused by older female cousin told her to stop 'lots of times', court hears
Here is why there has been a noticeable rise in gardaí on Dublin city centre streets
US tariffs: What will happen on Trump's 'Liberation Day'?
The Irish government is bracing for impact tomorrow, as US tariffs of up to 20% on EU nations have been predicted.
Murder victim told man on dating site that marrying husband was biggest mistake of her life
Verona Murphy wins first-ever Dáil vote of confidence in a Ceann Comhairle by 96 votes to 71
Members of the Opposition allege Murphy failed to act impartially and favoured the Government in her actions last week.
Germany seeking to deport two Irish citizens for taking part in pro-Palestine protests
A spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs said the Department is ‘aware of reports and stands ready to provide consular assistance’.
Man (20s) arrested in connection with serious assault of man (60s) in Dublin
Molly Malone to get stewards to patrol 'groping' of the statue
Here are the new changes to the Local Property Tax
Jury takes three hours to convict Daniel Blanaru of murdering his partner Larisa Serban in 2022
‘Significant day in history of the world’: Income tax cuts in jeopardy, warns minister
Irish Defence Forces is sweeping through mountainous land in search for missing Kerry farmer
'There's no split in Aontú': Tóibín condemns Opposition behaviour despite TD standing with them last week
Sinn Fein TD’s High Court challenge to government’s 'super junior' ministers adjourned
Family of 14-year-old girl killed in Hook Head tragedy back calls for child death review system
Opinion: Our focus should not be on 'toxic masculinity', but on why men and boys feel so lost
Dr Chris Luke
How does someone become a candidate for the Irish presidency?
Independent TD Barry Heneghan is moving Dáil seats
Hauliers warn they are witnessing an 'epidemic' of mobile phone use on the roads
Netflix’s Adolescence made free to watch in UK schools, but no such plans for Ireland
Former Limerick hurler awarded close to €950K in damages over Johnson & Johnson workplace accident
April Fool's pranks: A seagull net over St Stephen's Green and a Ha'penny Bridge charge
Will you partake in any April Fools' Day pranks?
US tariffs could halve Irish pharma exports over five years, Tánaiste warns