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Monday
8th June 2026
Man accused of attempted murder of three children on Parnell Square denies all charges
Aircraft carrying French, Dutch and Greek defence ministers in security alert in Cyprus
'Devastating shock': Jobs under threat at Kingsbridge Sligo as hospital shifts to day services
EU foreign affairs chief will discuss impact of sanctions on Aughinish Alumina in Dublin meetings
No official statement on Israel fixtures until later this week, FAI insists
Boyzone fans and Jedward jump to group's defence after scathing review of reunion concert
Permission granted for €1bn data centre campus in Westmeath despite local opposition
'I'll face the consequences of whatever happens': Malcolm Byrne speaks about drink-driving arrest
Two men plead guilty to terror charges over attempted arson at Galway mosque
Kinahan crime gang 'lieutenant' Sean McGovern jailed for 24 years
'If Séamus Coleman can do it, so can I' - Ruesha Littlejohn is defiant ahead of high-stakes qualifier
Dr Paul Davis: AI didn't break universities, it exposed them
Dr Paul Davis
Do you have private health insurance?
Strong earthquake kills 15 and sparks tsunami warning in the Philippines
Parents warned over 'baby sleep pillows' that can cause infants to suffocate
The CCPC said the products are often animal-shaped and are primarily sold online.
Sligo is Ireland's cleanest town but coffee cups and cigarette butts remain nationwide issue
Here are the three derelict buildings that Ireland's councils asked to CPO in May
Cabinet to hear plan for a public register of people convicted of domestic violence
“Jennie’s Law” is named after Jennifer Poole, who was murdered by her ex-partner in 2021.
Sunday
7th June 2026
Ireland on fire: Wildfires are a huge aspect of a changing climate, and we're totally unprepared
Pádraic Fogarty
Quiz: How much do you know about cars?
Less for more: shrinkflation is coming for health insurance
Christian Eriksen ‘conscious’ after collapsing during Denmark match
Money Diaries: A self-employed engineering consultant on €120K living in Co Galway
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Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Alexander Zverev overcomes Flavio Cobolli in epic French Open final
Garda Jerry McCabe murder investigation ‘very much live’ 30 years on from Limerick shooting
Politicians in the North criticise DUP MP for appearing alongside masked men at Co Down protest
Mark Carney to visit Ireland for first time as Canada PM and meet with Taoiseach and president
Byrne to discuss Irish EU presidency and Ukraine support at defence ministers meeting in Cyprus
Swimmers told to avoid nine south Dublin bathing spots after week of heavy rain
Garda watchdog investigating after death of man in custody over weekend
Cork v Limerick, Munster hurling final
David Lammy told JD Vance ‘you’re wrong’ after Henry Nowak case commentary
New €6.3 million cross-border project aims to bring together Creeslough and Greysteel communities
Man arrested and another seriously injured after assault in Portarlington
Are you signed up to supermarket loyalty schemes?
Our Leaving Cert obsession is intimately linked to a century-old story of education
Sitdown Sunday: The Dublin woman who shot Mussolini