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September 2025
Tánaiste said he is supportive of extending the basic income for arts scheme
State purchases almost 100 acres of 'high nature value' land in Clonakilty
Anti-immigration activist Derek Blighe appears in court charged with harassing garda
Debunked: A viral chart comparing the finances of Irish and migrant apprentices is false
Obama to receive Freedom of Dublin this Thursday (eight years after it was first offered)
Irish experts have refuted Trump's 'horrific' claims linking paracetamol use to autism
Poll: Are you religious?
'Recruited at The Ploughing': We hear from The Traitors contestants who just missed out on final
The 2 Johnnies earned nearly €25,000 for doing promotional work for the Irish Prison Service
OPW has paid snipers €17,000 to kill 118 deer in Phoenix Park since last year - including fawns
Firefighters tackle large blaze that ripped through Dublin recycling centre
Footage posted by Dublin Fire Brigade showed the fire tearing through the building.
Connolly defends comments on Hamas and maintains Palestinians have right to self-determination
Mason Melia strikes twice on 18th birthday for St Pat's to send Cork City closer to relegation
Connolly pledges to speak for 'underdog' as left-wing party leaders come out for campaign launch
Opinion: Christianity is having a resurgence on social media - but what's driving it?
Andrea Horan
TikTok accused of 'quietly' laying off Irish workers amid global job cuts
A union has said that TikTok is laying off workers gradually in numbers that don’t require public announcements.
Taoiseach urges other countries to follow France's example and recognise Palestinian statehood
Who do you think will win The Traitors?
Trump makes unproven claims linking painkiller brand to autism and advising against vaccines
Gareth Sheridan concedes bid to get on the Áras ballot as council route closes for hopefuls
Maria Steen is now the only Áras hopeful that has a shot at making it onto the ballot as she chases down Oireachtas members.
Last night's banished player 'concerned' by social media hate sent to other contestants
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Mary Robinson: 'President Trump is the only one who can put real pressure on Netanyahu'
Taoiseach meets Lebanese president to discuss need for justice for Private Seán Rooney
Connolly in clash with Keir Starmer and Micheál Martin over Hamas role in Palestine's future
Independent TD Barry Heneghan says he is joining Gaza flotilla
One man killed and another in critical condition after separate road crashes in Cork and Mayo
Eurovision boycott 'very impactful' way of making Israel aware of international opinion, says Harris
American businessman, 55, admits sexual assault on student in Shelbourne Hotel sauna
Jim Gavin hits out at 'utterly false online smears' published about him
Teenage boy in critical condition after assault in Dublin city centre
Tourist injured two people after driving on wrong side of the road in Co Donegal, court hears
National Ambulance Service agrees to scrap proposed outsourcing of some transfers, says union
Cost of food shop jumps (again) as grocery price inflation surges during back-to-school season
Two people hospitalised after being struck by horse on Derry beach
Mapped: UK, Canada and Australia the latest to join growing global recognition of Palestine
France is expected to recognise Palestine at the UN General Assembly in New York today.
Poll: Is it too difficult to get on the presidential ballot?
Education minister says primary sex ed necessary because children are finishing school later