Irish

Thursday
12th November 2026
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
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What will the EPC summit mean for Dublin this week?
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My (benign) skin cancer was spotted by chance. Others should not have to rely on luck
Barry Andrews
Tusla faces growing demand for secure care places for girls at risk of exploitation
‘Significant’ road closures expected in Dublin city centre during EPC summit
EPC summit: 50 leaders, an unprecedented security operation and the ‘AI godfather’
Wondering what the two meetings causing all this disruption are all about? There’s a few things on the agenda.
Wednesday
11th November 2026
A blackout in a foreign city made me realise I'd be utterly unprepared for a national emergency
Lise Hand
Better security guidance for schools ‘urgently required’ after hoax bomb threat ‘chaos’
Healy-Rae firm paid €1.38m for accommodating Ukrainians since 2022, with payments halved this year
QUIZ: Can you name the European leaders invited to Ireland for this week's summit?
Protests against Joe Biden’s surprise visit to Trinity picked up across international media
As the city shuts down, strangers are invited to 'weave a living room' over on Thomas Street
We took a break from the chaos by visiting a three-day “festival of welcomes”.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Teenager accused of Scarlett Faulkner's murder sent message to friend saying 'I gave her some beating'
Zelenskyy meets Taoiseach in Dublin ahead of sit-down with US envoys Witkoff and Kushner tomorrow
Fuel protest organisers call off nationwide convoys but Dublin protest on Friday ‘going ahead’
Father of nurse killed by disqualified driver says family left with 'life sentence' of grief
Darren Hoolahan's disappearance: Five arrested in Spain as police seize AK-47 and machete
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The unions got their deal and Simon Harris got his row
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Man who robbed Eddie Rocket’s caught after gardaí spotted him with two large ketchup packets
Mother of man accused of Carrie Mullane's murder charged with withholding information from police
Boy (15) to stand trial over M50 pursuit which saw stolen car collide twice with garda vehicle
Quiz: How much do you know about Owen Wilson?
‘She became Ireland’s daughter’: Thomas Moran pays tribute to late wife Ciara Mageean
‘Immensely proud, immensely loyal and immensely fierce, she was the epitome of the Irish warrior spirit.’
Wexford jockey Tom O’Brien who rode over 1,000 winners dies aged 39
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Hot Santa and cartoon carrots: Have we reached peak supermarket Christmas ad?
Ad campaigns for supermarkets are selling seasonal abundance sprinkled with whimsy, but the reality of the Christmas Big Shop is nothing short of nightmarish.
Inflation has hit a three-year high at 4.3% due to high energy prices
Man in his 50s charged after scuffles and protests during Joe Biden visit to Trinity College
It was not immediately evident that the two men were students.
Are you a teacher, nurse or civil service officer? Here's how much you'd get from the pay deal
Public sector strike called off after agreement reached on pay deal
The proposed agreement will be put to union members for approval.
'Smart glasses' that can secretly record people could be banned under a Dáil committee proposal