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June 2025
Nineteen-year-old dies after being hit by a van while cycling in Lucan, Co Dublin this morning
These five driving test centres will have no assigned testers until at least September
Excavation of children’s remains from Tuam mother and baby home site to begin on 16 June
It is believed that 796 children are buried at the site.
Temple Bar's 'Love Lane' restored over a decade on from its installation
New RSA ad shows blood on the hands of those who promote drink driving
Man and woman arrested over St Stephen's Day hit-and-run that killed couple in Blanchardstown
Man (50s) accused of human trafficking offences due in court this morning
Have you ever played hurling or camogie?
Last month was the second warmest May on record
'It's not a binary choice': Housing vs data centres claim by top civil servant rubbished by minister
Energy Minister Darragh O’Brien says attracting data centre investment is government policy.
Electricity consumption by data centres increased by 10% in 2024.
Ireland round out the season with dreary draw away to Luxembourg
Temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees to be extended to March 2027
PSNI use water cannon on protesters on second night of unrest in Ballymena
Police say that attacks on four properties yesterday are being investigated as racially-motivated hate attacks.
'Racially motivated' occurred in the town yesterday, following an alleged sexual assault on Saturday.
A 29-year-old man has been charged this evening in connection with the investigation into the unrest.
Riot police are currently on scene as unrest has broken out for a second night.
'Recipe for rocketing rents': TDs denounce government's new rent controls in Dáil
Skin-care routine videos commonly show 'harmful' (and expensive) regimens for children
Luxembourg v Ireland, international friendly
Ireland faced Luxembourg as they sought to make it four consecutive matches unbeaten.
Here's what happened today: Tuesday
Arrest warrant issued for teen accused in machete and ammonia attack in Dublin
No proof Puska's relatives knew he killed Ashling Murphy when they burned his clothes, laywer says
Commissioner confirms gardaí made 'controlled delivery' of guns to Carlow gunman
79 social houses in Ashbourne voted down by Government councillors and one Sinn Féin
Dr Chris Luke: Leaving Cert students off on sun holiday shortly? Some tips for parents...
Dr Chris Luke
New terrorism offences bill will allow State to prosecute people who travel abroad for terrorism
August All-Ireland senior finals could make a return in 2027
Government ministers may owe money to the State following incorrect pension deductions
Up to 13,000 ex-state workers’ pension deductions will be examined to determine the scale of the issue.
OPW says it will make a report to gardaí after staff confronted by Castletown House protestors
Tax rebate agent appears on Revenue's list of tax defaulters
Cyclist in his 80s dies after road collision in Co Kerry
Landlords to be allowed reset rents every six years for new tenancies signed next year
How a group of Dublin students bagged a Booker-winning author's new work for their magazine
Developers behind almost 500 delayed social homes calls for 'urgent' meeting with Government
‘Racist thuggery’: How a peaceful vigil in Ballymena turned into anti-immigration violence
The PSNI said yesterday’s vigil was ‘hijacked’ by people intent on causing violence.
Poll: When was the last time you read a book?
Former Waterford Crystal site to become part of enterprise centre on university campus
Military air traffic controllers to be offered emergency bonus pay to keep them in Irish Air Corps
'Major reforms' for the rental sector finally revealed - here's what you need to know
New build apartments to be exempt from the 2% rent increase cap.
Landings at Skellig Michael set to begin today after another delay to permits for operators
Dead insects, faecal matter and a car workshop among reasons for food closure orders in May