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February 2025
An Post has released two new stamps - and they're rugby themed
Harris wants a pause on relocation of Ukrainians in state-provided accommodation
The Tánaiste also said the Government should be consulted when Ukrainian accommodation is being converted into asylum facilities.
McEntee says 'her intention' is that all children with additional needs will be offered a school place in September
Government to publish 'revised' Housing for All plan, Tánaiste confirms
The Cabinet’s new housing subcommittee are due to meet next week.
Your cup of coffee is about to get more expensive - here's why
Conor McGregor could face cross-examination over CCTV footage shown during civil trial
Have you been bothered by bad behaviour on public transport? We want to hear from you
Housing limbo: 'I've moved house 13 times in the past 10 years'
Maria Kelly
Another fine mess? How did the Arts Council spend €6.7m on a failed IT project
Who knew, what and when?
Poll: Should people be penalised for listening to music too loudly on public transport?
Trade analyst jailed for 18 months for possession and distribution of child abuse images
Gardaí seize €350,000 worth of cocaine after probationer notices suspicious behaviour at traffic stop
Corrib Oil says it will create 1,200 jobs over the next five years
'Nowhere else was getting money like Cork was under the last government'
How much money does each county get for major capital projects? We may be about to find out.
Government face questions over who knew what and when about failed €7m Arts Council IT project
Gardaí investigating after rocks thrown at trucks on motorway
Everton salvages draw against Liverpool with 98th-minute goal
Man who poured boiling water on wife and struck her with a hammer to be sentenced in May
'More Mercs and more perks': Dáil passes bill to increase number of junior ministers
Westport House in Mayo is getting a €40m makeover
Former postman avoids jail for mail theft after thousands of postal items found in home
Here's what happened today: Wednesday
Government reckons EU can manoeuvre away from damaging trade war with US
Four men arrested and weapons seized during nationwide operation against organised crime group
Scrapping of Rent Pressure Zones 'under review' but decision not yet made, Housing Minister says
Messages were sent to MV Matthew to burn €157m of cocaine to prevent interception, trial hears
Model Louise O'Reilly speaks out on housing crisis as survey suggests 48% have delayed marriage
'He called me a liar': Verona Murphy's lack of Irish called into question in heated Dáil exchange
Bird flu risk: Agriculture minister orders that poultry be kept indoors
Dublin children protest outside Leinster House demanding Irish speaking secondary school
Man jailed for 16 months after setting fire to a house with a woman and two children inside
Rent caps, Help-to-Buy and renters' tax credit criticised in report under government consideration
Investigation launched after 'significant' fire damaged west Cork special conservation area
Officials said that the fire impacted around 150 hectares of land in the Mizen Head Peninsula.
The US's defence chief believes Ukraine regaining all its land from Russia is not 'realistic'
Gardaí release CCTV image of two cars seen near fatal Donegal crash in renewed information appeal
Beirut court hearing on killing of Private Sean Rooney was postponed over summons issue
Influencer awarded €20,000 after security pulled back curtain in changing area of Zara store
Order names 15 deceased Jesuits accused of child sexual abuse following investigation