Irish

Wednesday
28th October 2026
Kerry’s 257lb turtle returns to the wild after 22 years in rehab
Family of man exonerated 74 years after he was executed to receive case review documents
Traffic disruption in Dublin city centre as taxi drivers stage protest
'Absolutely not': Harris denies asking O'Donovan to resign in phone call earlier this month
Speculation has been rife in Leinster House over the events that immediately preceded Patrick O’Donovan taking ill at a recent EU presidency event in Limerick.
Netanyahu's Likud accuses Arab parties of having 'stolen' election
Does it make sense to ditch your traditional bank for Revolut?
Burguer Clown, Plumber Guy and Mrs Scissors — is there no escape from cheap Halloween costumes?
Is there a Mr Scissors?
Jury in Louth murder trial shown accused's garda interviews after asking to see his 'demeanour'
Planning application lodged for €250m winter sports arena with two ice rinks in south Dublin
Sinn Féin TD says he deleted social media post about Dublin Rape Crisis Centre due to 'pile on'
Revolut customers experienced a short outage this afternoon
‘Useless’ most common response when people in the North asked to sum up Stormont in a word
Everything you need to know to keep yourself safe this Halloween
GRA claim gardaí are asked to work 16-hour days for EU events as members back work-to-rule
Man (92) found guilty of indecent assault of two young girls who were in his care
How far is your nearest bus stop? For most of us, it's apparently 2km or less
Sinn Féin set out reforms to citizenship rules which would see fewer people granted status
James McClean and Derry City reach agreement to part ways after months of public sparring
Hospital overcrowding reaches highest level in nearly four years with 824 patients on trolleys
Man given suspended sentence for laundering money for criminals behind illegal 'dodgy boxes'
Quiz: How much do you know about Matthew Perry?
Have opinions about the future of RTÉ? Now's your chance to share them
Decision to ban Orange Order parade on Garvaghy Road was lawful, Belfast High Court rules
Interruption to rail services this weekend as works begin to electrify Dart+ West line
Iceland joins Ireland in Eurovision boycott, but more countries have signed up for next year's contest
The desecration of the pumpkin is a Halloween hate crime
We’ve turned one of winter’s most versatile ingredients into a disposable decoration. This Halloween, why not rethink the jack-o’-lantern and put pumpkin back on the menu?
PSNI believe dissident republicans may be responsible for viable device sent to Derry city hotel
Do you think more shopping streets in Ireland should be pedestrianised?
Minister and Law Society 'agree on need to find resolution' to solicitor strike 'without delay'
Around 200 passengers on ‘cruise for life’ stranded in Cambodia after company runs out of money
Rolling Stone has named this century’s 200 greatest rock songs, and two Irish bands made the cut
Macklemore says Dublin Free Palestine gig was ‘one of the most beautiful moments’ of his life
Rare nanotyrannus skeleton ‘Jodi’ sells for $47.3m after 12-minute bidding battle
The skeleton became the second most expensive dinosaur sold at auction, according to Sotheby’s.
Ireland is officially closing its 103-year-old rainy-day fund
New HSE guidelines highlight pregnancy terminations linked to severe pregnancy sickness
Women with severe sickness and vomiting during pregnancy should be routinely screened for emotional distress, say new guidelines.
Tuesday
27th October 2026
Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, explosive new allegations and the questions over money
Marion McKeone
Finglas locals gather for vigil in honour of Loredana Morosanu
Convicted murderer who attacked Lidl worker then helped to steal petrol station till is jailed