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April 2025
Snowfall reported in high areas of eastern counties, as rainy few days forecast
Man charged with murder after stabbing at bar in Youghal on Monday night
Irish woman raped in Portugal brings case to Europe over alleged investigation failures
CMAT, Rhys McClenaghan and Jordan Adetunji among record number of Irish on Forbes 30 under 30 list
A change in the company managing the Coast Guard's rescue contract has been pushed back to 2026
What is your favourite music streaming service?
Pete Wilkins steps down as Connacht rugby head coach
Man due in court in connection with fatal stabbing in Youghal
Potentially explosive device spotted near Wicklow hiking trail recovered after public appeal
Irish man (76) drowns while on holiday in Malta
WHO countries reach landmark agreement on tackling future pandemics
Surge in children receiving treatment for sexually harmful and abusive behaviour
Referrals to a Tusla-led intervention programme have increased so much it has rolled out more services around Ireland.
Tusla sees a 40% increase in demand for child intervention services
Government urged to act as ‘younger and younger’ children exposed to X-rated content
Legislative action needed urgently to tackle harmful content
Justice Minister: Footage shows Dáil allegations about strip-searching of protesters 'were false'
Jim O’Callaghan says he had asked that ‘bodycam footage’ be used to examine the claims.
'Stumped and baffled': Politicians give their views on the 'Grace' case final inquiry report
Four people arrested as part of investigation into murder of Willie Moorehouse in Wicklow
Rules for car advertising, more energy-efficient buildings: What's in the new Climate Action Plan
A climate activist has said the plan “ignores” some of the biggest challenges to Ireland’s progress on climate action.
Gardaí seize cars, cash, drugs, and jewellery in operation targeting Limerick feud
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Gardaí open murder investigation into the fatal stabbing of a man in Youghal last night
China will not flood Irish and European markets with goods, Ambassador says
Potentially live ammunition believed to have been removed from the Glen of Imaal
Conor McGregor hosts conservative American commentator Tucker Carlson in his Dublin pub
Engineering hope: Marwan’s story of displacement, resilience and humanitarian action
Marwan Al-Bakur
Short-term let rules one step closer as Cabinet gives green light
Free HRT will be available for all women from 1 June, as govt commits to covering dispensing costs
Agreement reached allowing UK's Omagh bombing inquiry to access Irish documents about atrocity
Man appears in court charged over death of Eddie Friel in Killybegs
Fiosrú investigating case of 'serious harm' against a 49-year-old man on Dublin's Dame St
‘Dubai two’ accused of resisting Covid hotel quarantine law walk free from court four years on
They had gone on a trip to Dubai, where they claimed they intended to undergo cosmetic surgery but ultimately did not have the procedure.
Commissioner has said gardaí have 'no leads' to explain what happened to missing Kerry farmer
Judge rejects 'sleepwalking' defence to convict drunk driver after his car went into a ditch
Cate Blanchett says she is 'serious' about giving up acting
Shane Lowry: 'I’ve never been happier to watch someone else achieve something I want so badly'
Status Yellow rainfall warning from tonight for Dublin and surrounding counties
Grace Case report: Evidence woman in care was neglected, but not physically or sexually abused
The report published today cost more than €13 million and runs to 2,000 pages long.
Over €10 billion in Irish pharmaceutical products were exported to the US in February
Provinces will soon have to pay more towards IRFU central contracts
Irish students heading on J1s warned of 'risks' of activism as US authorities clamp down