Irish

Monday
7th September 2026
'La Madrina' Taylor remained in charge until her momentous Croke Park mic drop
The world’s greatest female boxer earned a career climax that would have been considered unrealistic in a movie.
Dublin city councillors back motion calling for halt to bus and train fare hikes
PSNI says fights being organised online between rival fans of Northern Irish football teams
Arrest made after man in his 20s seriously injured in Co Meath assault
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Inheritance tax changes and 'very significant cut' to childcare fees on the cards for budget
Children’s Minister Norma Foely says this year will be a ‘breakthrough budget’ in getting childcare fees down.
Kneecap temporarily fails in first step to sue Canadian MP for defamation of character
Waste company Panda faces trial over fatal workplace incident at Dublin recycling plant
'We have twins coming... so what are the best 7-seater cars we could afford?'
Brown Thomas and Arnotts operator to pay €2k over spam marketing emails
Over 3,400 CAO Round Two course offers have been issued. Find them all here
Gardaí investigating whether teenager killed in Clare hit-and-run was deliberately targeted
Garda Sergeants and Inspectors vote to reject expenses scheme
Spot four massive Chinooks flying over Dublin today? It's the first sign of Trump's visit
The helicopters, the first using the call sign GRIT41, crossed over the Irish coast near Dún Laoghaire.
Housing minister says he will ‘look into’ dangers of ‘impulse’ buys with online bidding for homes
Is there a 'boys' club' on The Traitors this year?
Taoiseach says courts are where Malcolm Byrne should face ‘repercussions’ over alleged drink-driving
Do you think a language test as a citizenship requirement is a good idea?
Income tax cuts will only amount to a 'few hundred euro', says Minister Jack Chambers
The minister said he wanted to be ‘honest’ about the income tax package.
Only Greenland and Denmark can decide Greenland's future, says EU chief
Macklemore chanted 'Free Palestine' on Ed Sheeran's US tour and there are now calls to sack him
The rapper’s pro-Palestinian performances while supporting Ed Sheeran have prompted calls for him to be dropped from the remaining tour dates.
Deal to give data centres cheaper energy for riskier supply labelled as 'deeply unfair'
Man (30s) believed to have been abducted and assaulted with iron bars was found lying on roadside
Citizenship rules to be tightened with longer residency and language test
Ticketmaster accused of 'misleading' consumers over Oasis Croke Park ticket sales
Do you think there should be stricter measures for parents if their child commits an offence?
Boy (17) arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after Belfast stabbing
Taoiseach says he's 'favourably disposed' to scrapping stamp duty for first-time-buyers
U2 and Maeve Binchy to appear on new commemorative coins
Large crowds gather in Belgrade for funeral of Serbian war criminal Ratko Mladic
Before he heads to Ireland, Republicans are hosting 'Trumpapalooza' in Texas
What you need to know about the new Apple TV series Last Seen
Just one in five people believe they will be able to fully retire
Traffic restrictions in place in Dublin as EU agriculture ministers meet
Five people dead after Amazon cargo plane overshoots runway at Florida airport
Miami-Dade County fire chief said three people were also transported to trauma centres in critical condition, while two others were treated at a local hospital.
Co Clare comeback! GB and Ireland stage stunning fightback to land golf's Walker Cup in Lahinch
Raising them right: Aren’t all families secretly a bit like The Traitors?
Niamh O'Reilly
As heists become more common and more violent across Europe, Irish museums are taking note
The prices of precious metals, especially gold and silver, have risen dramatically in recent years.