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8th November 2026 - 14th November 2026
'We'd no idea it would be her last': U2 releases new album featuring Dolly Parton's final recording
Here are the roads and public transport services still disrupted by EU events
An informal meeting of the EU Council is taking place today.
As European leaders dined on striploin in Dublin city, the main event was happening in Baldonnell
The EPC summit was a form of speed-dating for world leaders, with the main focus on Ukraine.
It's another cold morning, and temperatures could drop below freezing again tonight
Harry Kane marks milestone night with winning goal as England edge out Croatia
What do you make of Black Doves on Netflix so far?
A Black Friday bargain is no saving if you’re still paying for it in January
Nick Charalambous
It's official: Kim Kardashian has ruined Christmas advent calendars
The Skims calendar has sparked outrage over its pricey but low quality contents, but are we all guilty of expecting a little too much from the festive countdown?
Zelenskyy hails 'real results' on prisoner of war exchange after meeting with Kushner and Witkoff
The US envoys were in Moscow for talks with Russian president Vladimir Putin on ending the Ukraine war.
Second-level teacher unions have 'serious concerns' over new pay deal
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
The cormorant: Ireland’s mysterious ‘black hag’ of the sea
Letters to the editor on... GP wait times, COP31 in Turkey, and saving Ireland's hares
Thousands of pro-Palestine protesters chant ‘blood on your hands’ as EPC leaders meet for dinner
Taoiseach hails 'productive day' at EPC summit as leaders head to National Gallery dinner
The €323m bill: How the fuel protests helped public sector unions secure a bigger pay deal
Gavan Reilly
Minister says leaders shouldn't get bogged down on who represents Europe in Ukraine peace talks
'Our heroes': Poland PM thanks Dublin Civil Defence members who helped victims of Kraków shooting
Workers in community sector to receive raises off the back of new public pay deal
Promoter Peter Aiken defends ticket prices for next year's Garth Brooks concerts
Minister says lessons will be learned from hoax bomb threats sent to schools
Son of Gerry Hutch denied bail pending trial over allegations of facilitating organised crime
Tadhg Beirne named captain as Farrell makes 7 changes in Ireland team to face Fiji
Former site of Bewley's coffee shop on Westmoreland Street in Dublin is now getting a Popeyes
Zelenskyy tells Dublin summit of new issues with Elon Musk’s Starshield
Harris accused of using dole recipients to ‘distract from failures’
Body of murder victim ‘left in van for two weeks before being dumped in lough’, court hears
Our top 5 watches this weekend
UK law shields mother and baby homes survivors from benefit cuts and tax
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Too serious or building resilience? The teenage GAA debate
Sinéad O’Carroll and Niall Kelly are joined by Declan Bogue to discuss a change of approach to underage GAA.
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Do you think 'smart glasses' that can record people should be banned?
Nearly two-thirds of people see drug use as a serious problem in their local area
Russell Brand’s Instagram and Facebook accounts disabled following rape conviction
Could Ireland and Ukraine do a deal on drones? Officials say talks only at 'earliest of stages'
Dereliction destroys our built heritage - will we ever learn?
Neglecting buildings to the point of collapse has to be treated with serious consequences.
The EU is phasing out smoke flavourings. Does that mean the end of smoky bacon crisps?
Military group accuses government of running EU security operation on the cheap
Here’s your essential sports TV guide for the weekend