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Irish
Wednesday
5th August 2026
Must Readrockin the suburbs
'I haven't lost since 2011': What drives the most successful sheaf-thrower in Cahersiveen?
Rockin’ the Suburbs heads down south to a local music and arts festival.
Under Pressure
Fifa board issues apology for World Cup sell-off plan but say Infantino has their 'full support'
Killiney
'We are not being exploited': Chinese restaurant staff defend employer over overcrowded Dublin house
your stories
Have you experienced any mental health challenges after birth? We want to hear your stories
Cosaint na Gaeltachta
Coinníoll teanga le teacht i bhfeidhm i gceantair Ghaeltachta Chorcaí ach ní mhairfidh sé
Harassment
'He knows where I live': Female councillors continue to report 'unsettling' calls from private number
fuel costs
Significant fuel price hike would force reconsideration of excise unwinding plan, says minister
Courts
Christian Brothers says its focus is on settling claims ‘in a timely manner’ without litigation
Firearm
Arrest after firearm discharged in Galway, as man hospitalised in separate Dublin firearm incident
Belfast Fleadh
PSNI urge public ‘not to speculate online’ after false reports of man armed with knife at Fleadh
Seriesfoodies and the fleadh
The Feeder's Digest: Belfast has more than music on the menu for the Fleadh Cheoil
As the Fleadh comes to Belfast this week, the city’s food scene and the best service in the country are the perfect partners for the festival.
Back To School
Over two-thirds of parents are worried about the 'outrageous' cost of school uniforms
Tuesday
4th August 2026
Columnenough is enough
Kelly Earley: I like spice bags as much as the next person, but we need to draw the line
Dublin Mountains
'It's been terrifying': locals say action needed in wake of Dublin mountains wildfires
A local councillor is calling for the establishment of a special taskforce to deal with wildfire response.
Must Readthe heart of dublin
Old faces, new friends: In Patrick's Park for Glen Hansard's surreal and soulful Dublin send-off
The portaloos, hydration station and parched grass made it look like a festival, but that wasn’t the atmosphere.
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