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Irish
Last week
2nd August 2026 - 8th August 2026
Beware
Fraudsters are now tricking people into handing over cash and will come and collect it themselves
Emergency Department
Criticism that HSE data has 'significant blind spot' on mental health emergencies
SeriesNobody Needs This
I realised just how much I hate Big Cars in one of Ireland's most deranged car parks
A series where Emer McLysaght saves us from chasing every trend and instead points us to things worthy of our time (and money).
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Irish people are keeping billions of euro in accounts that yield almost no interest
Raisin Bank
Aug 7
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Government jet to go to factory abroad for a month as maintenance cannot be performed in Ireland
The Dassault Falcon 6X was delivered in mid-December last year and has been carrying out a number of ministerial flights to Europe and other locations.
Ballyboughal
Firefighters to remain at scrapyard blaze 'for the foreseeable future'
The fire brigade has advised people affected by the smoke to close all their windows and doors.
From The 42conference league
Shelbourne snatch a late goal in Ajax defeat ahead of Tolka Park second leg
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Significant milestone as construction progresses on First BusConnects Corridor at Liffey Valley
Transport for Ireland
Aug 6
jackie's medal
Jack Charlton's family face a tax bill of up to £200k to keep his 1966 World Cup medal
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Looking to upskill? Here's how micro courses can fit in with your life and career goals
TUDublin
Aug 6
THE JIGS AND THE REELS
Taoiseach and President soak up the vibes at Belfast's first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann
Taghmon
Gravestones 'smashed to pieces' in criminal vandalism of historic Wexford graveyard
Gardaí are appealing for information on the incident, which they believe occurred between April and July.
Must ReadThe Liberties
'The curtain has fallen on this life, but what a performance it was': Dublin says goodbye to Brenda Fricker
The Oscar-winning actress’s funeral heard she was a “true legend” who was full of laughter and mischief and lived a life “full to the brim”.
investment scheme
Harris's new investment scheme could tax savers even if they lose money, Green Party warns
AnalysisUrban Planning
The Housing Essay: What if our cities were designed for living, and not for private wealth?
Our cities are filling with apartments, but where are the parks, playgrounds, benches and green spaces that make urban living work?
state-provided accommodation
Applications open for Ukrainians to remain in State accommodation as contracts get phased out
OpinionBank Bailout
After the crash: Michael Fingleton’s death does not close the book on Ireland's banking crisis
From The 42Sports listings
Another Galway-Cork camogie decider, and Aaron McKenna tries to become a world champion
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Concerns over supporting data centres ahead of transport or housing scrubbed from government report
Several aspects which questioned continued investment in the sector were later cut from the final version released to the public.
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