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Last week
6th July 2025 - 12th July 2025
High Court hearings in TDs' similar cases over 'super junior ministers' conclude
Ex-TD Violet Anne Wynne tells court she can't afford to pay rent or debts to former employee
Man pleads guilty to letting fraudsters use his bank account to launder money
Yes, it's very hot but it's not a heatwave, according to Met Éireann
Condition Red forest fire warning issued ahead of hot weather this weekend
Man arrested after man in his 70s dies in Limerick city assault
Taoiseach calls migrant boat effigy 'unchristian' as Eleventh Night bonfires to be lit across north
The Irish tricolour was also placed on the bonfire.
Please don't object any further against Greater Dublin Drainage Project, appeals Taoiseach
Lynn Ruane says she did not request leniency in letter for driver who killed woman in hit-and-run
George Gibney tells Florida court he intends to challenge the case against him in Ireland
The 77-year-old former Olympic swimming coach appeared in a wheelchair and prison-issued clothing to confirm that he agreed to be extradited.
Man dead after being hit by truck in south Dublin is third road death in two days
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to come forward in relation to all three separate incidents
Hot spell: Temperatures climb to 28 degrees in first of three days of heat warnings
Temperatures are expected to spike up to 29 degrees at 5pm today.
Killer 'deserves every second' of his life sentence, victim's daughter tells court
Retired Garda jailed for attacking and threatening to kill his ex-partner in their home
Judge Martin Nolan imposed a prison sentence of four years, with the final 28 months suspended on strict conditions due to the substantial mitigation and the tragedy in Gillen’s life.
Gardaí investigating a series of assaults at a Wicklow town
Judge warned €1.5m spend on temporary courthouse could become the latest 'OPW disaster'
Record number of young disabled Irish entrants take part in UK athletics championship
Left parties begin to align behind Catherine Connolly in race for Áras
The Galway TD will formally launch her campaign next week.
Festival goers invited to register to vote at this year's Electric Picnic
Planners 'deeply concerned' about consequences of new minimum apartment standards
George Gibney agrees to be extradited to Ireland 'as soon as possible' to face 79 charges
The former Irish National swimming coach is facing 79 charges in connection with the alleged abuse of four girls.
What’s your favourite way to listen to music?
Taoiseach says he hopes GAA Palestine visa issue case can be resolved
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Mary Lou, Mairead and Catherine would be the election we've been waiting for
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Cash is used for just 12% of purchases in Ireland now, down from 33% before the pandemic
Gardaí appeal for information about murder of woman after David Bowie concert in Slane in 1987
Drop in number of people who think drug addicts only have themselves to blame
PSNI investigating 'hate incident' as bonfire with refugee effigy and Irish tricolour set alight
Larry Donnelly: Caution on the Occupied Territories Bill is not cowardice
Larry Donnelly
Ireland’s Ben Healy wins Tour de France stage with brilliant breakaway
A brave attack led to a stunning win for Ben Healy, while Eddie Dunbar finished in fourth place.
Man who slashed another man's throat at addiction centre found not guilty due to insanity
Five men arrested after alleged assault injuring man, 30s, in Arklow
Refugee effigies on Tyrone bonfire being treated as hate incident
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Man who sued Lidl for €75,000 after being accused of stealing wine loses case
Dublin residents appeal decision to put a toilet for bus drivers at entrance of their estate
Woman seriously injured following crash in Co Wicklow yesterday
Bob Dylan to play five nights in Ireland in November (you have to leave your phone at the door)
Dancing for Ulster: Instead of 'othering', dancing like no one is watching brings us together
Dylan Quinn