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Last week
22nd June 2025 - 28th June 2025
No timeline for 'tourism tax' but Taoiseach says it could help fund Dublin city revamp
Plan to expand DART to Kildare and Meath gets go-ahead after legal challenges dropped
Students and companies seeking to set up in US should 'not put all their eggs in one basket'
Seven-day rosters in hospitals is 'robbing Peter to pay Paul', say consultants
State-backed student accommodation to have twin rooms and shared bathrooms to boost bed capacity
Ninety arrests made during Donegal International Rally weekend
Sinn Féin MEP has not received apology she demanded from Commissioner over Ireland remarks
Government confirms that revised Housing for All plan will be delayed
How much are you willing to spend on a gig ticket?
Overcrowding at Sligo Hospital harming privacy and dignity of patients
Ban on Irish imports from Israeli settlements in Occupied Palestine is approved by Cabinet
We asked students queuing outside the US embassy what they make of new visa social media checks
Two people arrested after woman falsely imprisoned last night in Co Kildare
RTÉ to air Dublin leg of Champions League qualifier between Shelbourne and Belfast club Linfield
Ombudsman 'exasperated' over repeated warnings on lifelong impact homelessness can have on children
US Supreme Court allows third country deportations to resume
Tánaiste 'very concerned' about stricter social media vetting for US student visas
Taoiseach to update Cabinet on plans to speed up process of buying a home and reduce probate time
Calls for Government to set up watchdog to monitor job losses due to Artificial Intelligence
Defence chiefs defend handling of ATC crisis as Air Corps still on dramatically reduced hours
A senior civilian and military leaders will appear before the Defence Committee today to explain what they are doing to solve the Irish Air Corps Air Traffic crisis.
EU's 'inaction' slammed after it found ‘indications’ Israeli actions in Gaza breach trade deal
High Court judge to rule on Athlone asylum centre 'stay' on Wednesday
Fintan Drury: Von der Leyen's unwavering support of Israel is proving disastrous
Fintan Drury
26 nursing homes fail to meet regulations for safe care in unannounced HIQA inspections
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Former school principal jailed for four years for indecent assault of pupils
Quashing of A5 road upgrade on climate grounds slammed as 'devastating' and 'disappointing'
MCD on course to sell 2.5m tickets this year with sell-out Oasis and Robbie Williams shows
A library with a difference celebrates a year of cutting down on plastic by passing on toys
Man arrested after PSNI officer dragged by car during traffic stop in Co Tyrone
Man charged with causing damage to the Taoiseach's Cork constituency office
Motorist drives wrong way up closed section of Co Limerick motorway after crash
U2's The Edge among thousands of people to receive Irish citizenship today
Born in Essex, the child of Welsh parents has lived in Ireland since he was one-year-old.
US embassy wants 'every social media username of past five years' on new visa applications
The move has been heavily criticised by Taoiseach Micheál Martin who described it as “excessive”.
Higher food prices and additional support payments increase family farm incomes by 87%
Boots Ireland spared court conviction over misleading Black Friday toothbrush and perfume sale
Did you go on a Leaving Cert holiday?
HSE apologises after child given wrong Covid vaccine with a used needle