Irish

Tuesday
28th July 2026
'We've got to tell you about county Mayo's win': All-Ireland final news goes global
International media outlets were particularly fascinated by the story of the curse.
Irish author makes the Booker Prize 2026 longlist with his debut novel
Merz says trial of Irish man in Germany is 'not a show trial' as he visits Dublin
Kelly Earley: The moral panic over trans people has even made it to the Irish dancing circuit
Kelly Earley
Bail approved for law student charged over bomb intercepted in Monaghan
The question that revealed child in State care went missing 274 times in a year
Tusla records not only revealed almost 7,000 missing from care incidents but also how one child had been reported missing 274 times in 12 months while in State care.
Carlow man who raped teenage sister of his then-partner is jailed for six years
Have you ever been to Disneyland?
Sports retailer Decathlon to stop selling e-scooters in Ireland ahead of new restrictions
Couples earning a combined €113k unlikely to afford family home in Dublin commuter belt
The report published today points to further affordability issues in the property market for first-time buyers.
Irish Olympic champions Daniel Wiffen and Rhys McClenaghan miss out on Commonwealth Games medals
Johnson & Johnson offers $5.5bn to settle lawsuits, as it rejects claims talc products caused cancer
After 75 years of waiting, Mayo wasn't ready for the party to end
Traffic jams, pouring rain and packed pubs did little to deter supporters as Mayo’s All-Ireland-winning team returned to a hero’s welcome in Castlebar.
Monday
27th July 2026
Who are the group taking legal action against a Belfast festival and how is JK Rowling involved?
No cool down capital: Dublin is a city by the sea, so why is it so hard to go for a swim?
Dr Ola Løkken Nordrum
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Dráma nua as Gaeilge ag díriú ar an dteannas idir chainteoirí ó dhúchas agus foghlaimeoirí
New Irish language play to focus on tension between native speakers and young urban Gaeilgeoiri
Coming from the US with a dream of universal healthcare, it's a surprise to note Irish people opting to go private
As an American, Sasha Piton has a complicated history with health insurance – but then so does Ireland.
'They won't laugh at us anymore': Tens of thousands welcome Mayo champions home to Castlebar
World will know George Gibney as 'convicted, serial paedophile', survivor tells court
'They aren’t sexy, but they are pretty bulletproof in terms of reliability'
Saw Doctors 'amazed' as their 34-year-old Mayo anthem soars to no. 1 on Spotify
'It's only up from here': Mayo fans gather to welcome home All-Ireland champions
Thousands gathered outside McHale Park hours before the Mayo team arrived, determined to make the most of a day generations of supporters had dreamed about.
Magazine Fort in the Phoenix Park is reopening for public tours
Lawyers 'concerned' over wait for evidence 20 years on from Denis Donaldson murder
Justice minister will 'consider' issues raised by solicitors after crunch meeting on reforms
Gardaí release photo of man found dead at Clondalkin recycling centre
Lawyer of student charged with possession of explosives says she did not spend time in Syria
Museum employee charged with possessing bomb wants to reapply for bail 'at earliest chance'
Revenue seize €1.7m worth of cocaine hidden in refrigerated container at Dublin Port
Over one million viewers watched Mayo win the All-Ireland on RTÉ
'It brings great joy to the hospital': All-Ireland champions Mayo visit patients at Temple Street
Man who fell to his knees in prayer in Croke Park in viral clip is 'pulling himself back together'
'I thought I was getting out today': Law student charged over explosives find remanded in custody
Emergency services contain mountain fires in Waterford and Tipperary
​To win just once: On Reek Sunday, Mayo became the greatest story ever told
75 years and endless suffering is over for the green and red as the tears flow.
Do you think the Mayo curse was real?