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24th August 2025 - 6th September 2025
Five knives are seized by gardaí everyday, report says
Pat Kenny's Newstalk show moving from weekdays to weekends next year
Woman burns hands trying to remove poison after sting from venomous fish in Co Donegal
Motorcyclist hospitalised with life-threatening injuries after collision with van in Drogheda
Tánaiste calls on European Union countries to launch a training mission for Lebanese military
Mayo's record in the Lotto just got even better
Customers evacuated and cinema forced to shut after flooding at Galway shopping centre
Import tax on small packages sent to the US kicks in today
Man convicted of three murders executed in Florida despite opposition from victims' families
Iarnród Éireann has lodged a planning application for a new train station in Co Limerick
Scéal grá 'Gaeilgeoir Swift' le h-ínsint sa Chollchoill ag an Picnic Leictreach
Man charged with murder after 'brutal and sustained' attack on Sean Small in Co Down
Australian police urge 'heavily armed' gunman to surrender after officers killed
Ukraine says Russian strikes kill two in region previously spared from intense fighting
Fresh appeal as disappearance and murder of Kyran Durnin remains unsolved one year on
Monthly mortgage approvals just hit record levels in July
Ireland's top organised crime investigator links Irish criminals to Iranian-backed drugs gangs
Det Chief Supt Seamus Boland said that evidence gathered in a murder of an Iranian dissident in the Netherlands raises serious questions.
Fears Irish patients will be priced out of Mounjaro as supplier hikes UK cost by 170%
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Connolly says parties delaying presidential candidate choice is 'disrespectful' to constitution
Shels and Rovers reach Conference League group stages
'It's Alan being Alan': Labour plays down talk of rift over Connolly
Billy Kelleher expected to seek Fianna Fáil nomination for presidency
Child (12) and 18-year-old arrested over alleged racially motivated attack in Belfast
'It's baffling': Anglers criticise watchdog over 24-hour-wait to sample scene of major fish kill
The Journal has confirmed that no sampling took place until a full 24 hours after the first of thousands of fish were found dead.
'We will win!': School secretaries and caretakers rally in their thousands as strike starts
“I’m not doing this for me, I’m old, I’m doing it for the women who will be school secretaries after me, for them to have their rights,” one striking worker said.
Tograí móra le teacht don nGaeilge agus don nGaeltacht ón bPlean Forbartha Naisiúnta - Aire
Dognapping is way down since Covid peak but remains 'hugely distressing' for owners
Man denied bail after charged in connection with a major Dublin drug and assault weapons bust
Ponchos and wellies will 'come in handy' as wild weather predicted for Electric Picnic
Debunked: Misleading post claims the media is covering up a surge in young girls going missing
Sweden and Netherlands latest countries to call for suspension of EU-Israel trade deal
Former Shamrock Rovers CEO John Martin in final talks to become new FAI chief football officer
Simon Harris says he will meet with family of Harvey Morrison Sherratt ‘at time of their choosing’
Ten nursing homes found to be in breach of four or more care standards
Gardaí seek help to identify man's body found in Dublin city centre
Dunnes Stores gets greenlight for €100m shopping centre - 18 years after it was first proposed
Faeces on curtains, miles away from school: How children are suffering in emergency accommodation