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Irish

Sunday
19th July 2026
Do you want Spain or Argentina to win the World Cup tonight?
Calling 353: How would we translate Count Binface into Irish?
The obvious solution is not to translate at all but in a language where the tradition is to give ‘royalty’ the Gaeilge treatment…
Sitdown Sunday: The man who paid for one night in a New York hotel - and stayed for five years
Ireland narrowly missed out on record-matching heatwave this weekend, with rain set to return
Keep politics out of football? Try telling that to the internet's army of World Cup shitposters
What you need to know about Heartstopper Forever
Will the EU's new ban on companies destroying unsold clothes really stop bad behaviour?
Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in Miami amid new sexual offence charges
From Maura Higgins and Greg O'Shea to Fitzy: How have the Irish done on Love Island UK?
Agricultural panic or opportunity? The impact of Ukraine and its 'breadbasket' joining the EU
A generational smoking ban looks to be on the cards for Ireland - but will it work?
'There were hundreds of victims, and I am one of them'
Paddy Comyn speaks for the first time about his experience of Michael Shine in Louth in 1993.
He recalls how appendicitis brought him into contact with a man who would leave wounds no surgeon could ever repair.
He explains why he still has the plastic wristband from his hospital stay.
Shops in Dublin city dead zone caused by EU presidency 'should get compensation'
“It’s absolutely ham-fisted, and it has been ham-fisted from the very beginning,” Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes said.
Last week
12th July 2026 - 18th July 2026
The Chase Around the World Quiz with Darragh 'The Menace' Ennis
Rory McIlroy launches scathing attack on 'performative' DeChambeau antics
‘The craic we have is higher’: The Chase's Darragh ‘The Menace’ Ennis on quizzing in Ireland
Kerry dethrone champions Dublin and book All-Ireland final date with Galway
Summer report card: The political winners and losers of 2026 (so far)
The Dáil has risen for the summer and politicians are off on their holidays, but how have they got on so far this year?
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Hundreds gather in a Dublin park dressed as Kate Bush to perform Wuthering Heights
'Try living on €25 for six days': Ireland's lone parents badly need more support
Karen Kiernan
Belfast bar pays tribute to Tipperary native who was killed in hit-and-run
Galway too strong for Armagh as brilliant team performance books All-Ireland final return
How long do you normally shower for?
Revenue sells drug-smuggling ship MV Matthew for $1 after upkeep costs of almost €17m
Senator has a Bill 'ready to go' to implement ban on services with Israeli settlements
Number of 'super-rich' paying €200k domicile levy in Ireland falls to just 13
Tusla's defiance of High Court orders for special care placements triples in one year
Plans this weekend? Dry and warm weather is set to continue
Surrealing in the Years: An abridged history of the phrase 'monopoly on compassion'
Carl Kinsella
Review: Is the new action series Ride or Die worth watching?
How many languages can you speak? Modern language study is in decline at Irish universities
Saoirse McGarrigle: The day I confronted paedophile Michael Shine
New Zealand 40-21 Ireland, Nations Championship
Ireland will seek to end the All Blacks’ 32-year, 52-Test unbeaten streak at Eden Park from 8:10am.
The greatest cars ever to grace the small screen
Paddy Comyn
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Cén tionchar a bheidh ag an intleacht shaorga ar an nGaeilge?
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'It grew into an institution': Dublin DJs bid farewell to late-night venue Izakaya
As its DJ nights come to an end next weekend, the people who played there say the city is losing much more than a nightclub.
Peadar Tóibín: Independent Ireland is a 'different beast' - but closer ties with Aontú possible
The Aontú leader says he has no regrets about jumping ship from Sinn Féin eight years ago.