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7th September 2025 - 13th September 2025
Irish Defence Forces sends soldiers to US to train as part of plan to beef up intelligence service
New tenancy rents in Ireland have gone up across the board (by over 10% for eight counties)
'It's all love': Kian Egan addresses Brian McFadden's exclusion from Westlife stamps
Maria Steen secures backing of 10 TDs and senators in bid for the Áras
Infant child among three hospitalised following collision in Co Sligo
Debunked: Elon Musk wrongly claims Simon Harris blocked 'the will of the people' in Áras race
Taoiseach: 'Young people are afraid now as they are being targeted because of their ethnicity'
These 26 Dublin city streets will temporarily close to traffic so kids can play later this month
MEPs pass resolution urging EU to 'combat famine' in Gaza but delete any mention of genocide
Investigation underway after drone operated by media outlet detected over Donabate search site
Budget 2026: Taoiseach confirms some form of a second tier in child benefit will be rolled out
​Conor McGregor among 14 would-be presidential candidates listed to speak at Dublin City Council
Micheál Martin jumps to Jim Gavin's defence after 'nasty' Sinn Féin criticism over Gaza
Ireland will boycott Eurovision 2026 if Israel is allowed enter, RTÉ says
The move comes after the last two contests – in Malmö and Basel – were overshadowed by protests over Israel’s participation.
Transgender man awarded €5,000 in compensation for discrimination by voluntary organisation
'I just saw the flash above': Irish activists on Gaza flotilla recall suspected drone attacks
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Micheál Martin's big presidential gamble
Six-time All-Ireland winning Dublin manager Jim Gavin has emerged victorious in the race to be Fianna Fáil’s candidate for the presidency. The question now is whether Micheál Martin’s vision is shared by the public and whether Gavin is the superstar signing the party leader clearly thinks he is.
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Aisling Bea, Adrian Dunbar and Robert Sheehan to star in Netflix's new Marian Keyes adaptation
Two people arrested as part of garda probe into perjury allegations during McGregor civil case
Judge says he hopes Jeffrey and Eleanor Donaldson trial can proceed in November
Woman in her 30s dies after crash between car and truck in Co Monaghan
Who should win this year’s Mercury Prize?
Covid-era blanket school closures harmed kids without any clear benefit - WHO's Mike Ryan
Roderic O’Gorman says his home is ‘like a fortress’ after assault last year
Roads around Ringsend now open after ‘traffic incident' involving truck this morning
Tributes paid to Italian PHD student who died while rock climbing in Co Cork
Friendly reminder: Sometimes being passive aggressive works. Just don't overdo it
Gwen Loughman
Irish drinks firms may axe ‘hundreds of thousands’ worth of investment in US over tariffs
An Post is releasing limited edition Westlife stamps for the band’s 25th anniversary
On the ballot? Independent candidates, including Maria Steen, to pitch to some TDs and senators
Maria Steen has a slim chance of making it on to the presidential ballot with an uphill battle to get 20 Oireachtas members on her side.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Fianna Fáil backbenchers revolt on ‘Netflix levy’ as minister ‘shocked’ by committee vote
Poll: Jim, Catherine or Heather? Who would you vote for?
Trump Doonbeg confirmed as venue for Irish Open next year, Taoiseach says US President ‘welcome'
Autumn surprise as Electric Ireland cuts gas prices and holds steady on electricity
Irishman bound for Claremorris breaks world record for longest barefoot walk
Council dismisses 'false reports' that a new housing development in Clonshaugh is for asylum seekers