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Last week
22nd June 2025 - 28th June 2025
Tyrone to face Dublin, Meath to take on Galway in All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals
Monaghan were drawn against Donegal, while Armagh face Kerry.
Watch: Saipan teaser trailer lands as Keane–McCarthy feud set for big-screen revival
Tax breaks for developers? Harris 'remains to be convinced' it's the best tool to boost supply
Bride killed and several injured after suspected gang attack on wedding in France
Tánaiste says three Irish citizens were helped to depart Iran overnight
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Can the Iranian regime survive a war with Israel?
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Taoiseach leads commemoration of 40th anniversary of Air India disaster in West Cork
Government survey finds majority of the public think it's doing a bad job on climate
House price inflation levels have reached a ten-year-high
Political parties scramble to introduce policies around AI use after Swedish House Mafia-gate
A Sinn Féin source said that the Mullooly story was sent around to TDs as a “cautionary tale”.
Opinion: You can’t bomb, shoot and kill your way to peace, despite what Trump thinks
Tom Clonan
Quiz: How well do you know the support acts of Slane's biggest concerts?
How does Ireland's prison overcrowding crisis compare to other European countries?
There is a growing number of inmates in Europe’s prisons and many are sleeping on mattresses on the floor.
Wins for Kildare and Limerick in Tailteann Cup semis
Money Diaries: An administrator on €37K living in the Midlands
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Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Tánaiste says 15 Irish citizens and dependants have departed from Israel
Galway edge Down as Donegal overcome Louth
Countering demonstrations overwhelm Dublin City centre
Ireland's reaction to the US bombing Iran: 'Extremely dangerous spiral of escalation'
Almost 20,000 families have received the new newborn grant
Damien Duff resigns as Shelbourne FC manager
Man charged in connection with attack on Belfast Islamic Centre
Bus Éireann recorded €4.2m loss in 2024, and projects similar losses this year
Motorcyclist (50s) killed in single-vehicle crash near Cork-Limerick border
Tattle Life has advertising suspended by Google after court case reveals operator's identity
Plans unveiled seeking to turn Athlone into Ireland's first green city by 2040
Varadkar says Keir Starmer is wrong to criticise Kneecap's Glastonbury gig
Iran says US has 'blown up' any attempt to end the Israel-Iran conflict diplomatically
World leaders, including the EU and the UK, have called on Iran to engage in negotiations with the US and Israel.
Delayed classrooms at Dublin school could be ready in November if no planning appeal lodged
Sitdown Sunday: 'How many?' The mysterious heist of 280,000 eggs from the US's biggest producer
Cost of milk and beef sees Irish farm produce prices rise faster than anywhere in EU
We Irish like the news - a lot - but can we learn to love it?
Susan Daly
Never mind the spin - Ireland isn't close to ‘breakeven’ on the €21 billion  AIB  bailout
The government is trying to spin the return on the bank bailouts – but it’s not so simple
Last month
June 2025
Double bogey proves costly as McIlroy slips back at Travelers Championship
Where in Ireland is this summery scene?
Tánaiste confirms US threat to Lebanon peacekeepers and will liaise with EU states to save mission
Donegal's newest TD: 'My house will not be standing in six years' time'