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Thursday
12th June 2025
Search at house in Clondalkin after man detained on suspicion of Annie McCarrick murder
The 26-year-old American disappeared from her home in Sandymount, Dublin in 1993.
Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's faces
Ireland needs a plan to protect its undersea cables and government wants your views
Palestinian state should be established in 'a Muslim country', US ambassador Mike Huckabee says
Hosepipe ban in parts of Donegal, Meath and Westmeath extended until August - even after the rain
'100 beds isn't a home, it's an institution': Families protest care sector 'crisis'
Tender for €9m school phone pouches plan is replaced by new 'storage solution' plan
Couple assaulted and threatened with gun during evening burglary at south Dublin home
Survivors of male violence rallying at Dáil to call for ban on counselling notes in trials
Ten-year-old girl honoured with bravery award after saving her father's life
Law to extend Rent Pressure Zones across country to be brought forward next week, Tánaiste says
Around 30 unaccompanied children in State care were reported missing during service inspection
Three teenagers charged with riot in Ballymena
PSNI condemn 'shameful arson attack' on leisure centre in Larne after third night of violence
Nine officers were injured and six people were arrested last night.
A DUP minister is to be referred to the standards commissioner after he posted on social media that the leisure centre was being used as emergency shelter.
Three teenagers have been charged and are due to appear in court.
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A long-term bet on housing that renters can’t afford
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Ryanair introduces €500 fine for 'disruptive' passengers who have to be removed from plane
Will you be supporting Leinster in the URC final this weekend?
Woman (30s) charged in connection with St Stephen's Day hit-and-run that killed couple
'A week ago we were safe in Ireland': Family at centre of Red Cow deportation speak out
Taoiseach to attend cross-border business conference today with US trade wars looming
PSO levy reduction expected but it won't make much of a dent in energy bills for households
The government is considering a scrappage scheme for electric cars
The Transport Minister conceded the government won’t hit the target of one million electric vehicles on the road by 2030.
Wednesday
11th June 2025
Ecocide series: It's only a matter of time before Algal Blooms impact our water supply
Brian Murray
Leisure centre in Larne set alight by rioters as violence extends beyond Ballymena
Tributes paid to 'gentleman' (81) who died following fatal collision in Kerry yesterday
DART services resume with 'ongoing delays’ after overhead electrical line issues
Government rejects motion calling on it to stop sale of 'Israeli war bonds'
Row breaks out at protest over Government plans to buy Citywest Hotel
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Trump says he won't allow 'mob rule' as protests break out across US
Housing minister invites construction firms to express interest in building apartments
'I was always with them': Man separated from family after deportation from Ireland to Nigeria
Rasheed Dimeji Ismail said the government is making himself and other asylum seekers a “scapegoat” following anti-immigration protests.
70-year-old Irish woman deported from Israel after being denied legal representation in court
Central Bank governor says Genocide Convention applies to Irish State, not Central Bank
EU Minister: Europe's security fears are 'new Brexit' as Ireland must be pragmatic on defence
'No plans' from Trump administration to send undocumented Irish to Guantanamo Bay
Nama to return €300m more than projected to Exchequer as it winds down operations
PSNI seeks reinforcements from Britain as Starmer condemns ‘mindless’ Ballymena violence
Multiple cars and properties were set on fire while rioters hurled petrol bombs, fireworks and masonry at police officers.