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1st November 2026 - 7th November 2026
Criminal proceedings under consideration over death of toddler Daniel Aruebose, inquest hears
'I’m demonically sexy': Russell Brand's own writings repeatedly used against him in rape trial
Dáil told garda whistleblower was treated 'like dirt' by Department of Justice
Rallies planned in eight locations as public sector workers prepare for another nationwide strike
Teenager arrested in relation to fatal stabbing of Limerick man in north Dublin
Dublin-Rome flight diverted and Cork Airport receives bomb threat amid European hoax alerts
The incident comes just days after several Ryanair flights from Dublin were targeted with hoax bomb threats.
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Ireland’s biggest-ever diplomatic event could get very messy
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Enoch Burke will be asked to identify the mystery owner of the car used to bring him to school
Coroner praises Donegal woman as he closes investigation into her family's tragic drownings
Radio 1's Drivetime down 16,000 listeners in nine months, as Claire Byrne boosts Newstalk numbers
Dáil told of man who offered to trade dialysis treatment so his grandson can get speech therapy
What to watch: Our top 5 must-sees this weekend
'Damning': Raw sewage being discharged daily in 11 towns and villages across Ireland
Widower must repay €24k help-to-buy funding after leaving home due to death of spouse
Collins returns, Bazunu out injured and Coleman set for 'hybrid role' in Ireland squad
Garth Brooks announces 10 Irish concerts next summer, with no Dublin dates
The country singer will play Belfast, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick and Cork, with tickets on sale next Thursday.
'We're kindred spirits in so many ways': Elton John announces Christmas collaboration with CMAT
Kellogg's has changed the recipe for Rice Krispies and Coco Pops - and people aren't happy
Rugby fans warned of spike in fake tickets being sold ahead of Argentina V Ireland match
Do you listen to Garth Brooks?
The cast of actors in the soap opera of Irish planning needs a review
Planners, developers, architects, politicians and media need to take a long look at how well they are playing their part.
Cyberattack targets French blood banks, sending cold stores soaring in temperature
Rise in antisocial behaviour by teenage girls over the past decade, research finds
Chloe Mitchell faced ‘cruel and brutal death’ before dismemberment, jury told
Here’s your essential sports TV guide for the weekend
Free period products to be offered in upper primary, secondary and special schools
NTA warned fare hike would lose millions of passengers before government claimed numbers would rise
An architectural tour that features unobstructed views of vast piles of rubbish? Sign me up
The Open House Dublin festival features tours of Dublin’s notable buildings. Included in this year’s list… the Poolbeg Incinerator.
Sinn Féin TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh releases statement on allegations surrounding charity
Judge not ruling out contacting Pope over Canon Law in relation to Christian Brothers abuse case
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
A pastor, a doctor and a seminarian walk into Washington: Who are the new faces elected today?
Democratic victories have swept America, but who are the new senators, governors and members of the House?
Harris says he stands by comments about NGOs as Ivana Bacik calls for retraction
National anthem in schools? A state gun? Take our quiz on midterm statewide ballot measures
Scarlett Faulkner was 'terrified' of woman who is on trial for her murder, court hears
Trace of cocaine found in boy (4) who died after his neck became entangled in window blind cord
Lise Hand: It's been a bad decade. I blame Donald Trump and David Bowie
'If I were on the ballot we would have won': Trump reacts to midterm results
What do the midterm results mean for Trump’s America?