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Last week
5th July 2026 - 11th July 2026
Cyclist (50s) dies following collision in Co Mayo
Simon Harris to chair two-day meeting of EU finance and economy ministers in Brussels
All-Ireland semis, Wimbledon finals, and England v Erling Haaland and Norway
Four teenagers arrested after stolen pickup truck they were driving crashed into motorcyclist
MEP Maria Walsh says government's 'soft' language on migrant return hubs is 'really frustrating'
Artist behind new Dublin mural says he faced additional barriers because work depicted trans man
“The minute I make anything about being a refugee or being queer, it’s a different ball game,” Joe Caslin said.
Lise Hand: In this heat, Irish summers just aren't what they used to be
Lise Hand
RTÉ to seek another round of state funding after three-year €725m package ends
Overwhelming majority of Dáil vote against ban on hare coursing
FAI motion to fulfil Israel fixtures passes at EGM
Ireland due to face Israel in Uefa Nations League in September.
Gary Gannon: Dublin city centre is out of control this week, we cannot accept this as normal
Gary Gannon
Here's what happened today: Wednesday
Healthcare worker put his number in teen girl's phone after alleged sexual assault, jury told
Vaping legislation will be future-proofed to 'keep ahead' of new products, says minister
Athrú ó bhonn ar úsáid na Breatnaise ó tugadh isteadh caighdeáin teanga i 2011 - Coimisinéir
A law introduced 15 years ago has had 'transformative effect' for boosting Welsh language use
Trade union Unite to ballot public sector members for industrial action
Two men jailed for five years for involvement in Valentine's Day violence in Dublin
Quiz: How much do you know about Ariana Grande?
Health minister backs birth guidelines as ex-Holles master warns of 'catastrophic' risks
Killarney in 'shock' over death of American woman as search for male suspect continues
State-funded IVF to be expanded to women who suffer infertility due to endometriosis
Nigel Farage's main byelection rival looks like it's going to be a guy dressed as a bin
Re-Turn says recycling rates of plastic bottles has risen to over 90% since scheme introduced
Hot and getting hotter: Met Éireann says temperatures could reach 30 degrees this weekend
Debunked: A fake government memo falsely claims Irish leaders visited Epstein's private island
European Parliament votes to back ban on export of alumina to Russia as Fianna Fáil MEPs abstain
85 people were killed on Irish roads in the first six months of 2026, eight more than in 2025
The Feeder's Digest: Why food businesses should ditch AI slop
Restaurants, cafés and supermarkets are embracing AI imagery to sell products, but it only serves to make them look cheap, generic and less trustworthy.
Home heating emissions fall to lowest level in decades - but transport is still a big problem
Ireland's Charleen Murphy dumped from Love Island after short but dramatic stint
FAI should bow to pressure of football fans on Israel fixtures ahead of EGM vote tonight, MEP says
Enoch Burke has launched yet another court challenge, this time against the decision to sack him
Man left in critical condition after late-night attack in Dublin city centre
Case of man charged with attempted murder after Belfast stabbing to be sent to Crown Court
Do you get hay fever?
State buys landmark O’Connell Street site from UK property group for MetroLink
TII has been acquiring lands in recent years to advance the MetroLink project, which has been mired by delays.
Farage byelection bid risks backfiring as main parties will not contest vote