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October 2026
Body of a man found at waste recycling plant in Dublin
New rules to limit health service spend will impact patient safety, IMO says
Best of 2026: I'm sticking my neck out again with part two of my 'most loved' cars list
Paddy Comyn
Driver caught doing 105kph in a 50kph zone, as gardaí ramp up roads policing for bank holiday
Gardaí release three people arrested in connection with Waterford arson attack
Garda suffers serious head injuries as he falls from moving patrol van
A 'well-known' man is seeking an injunction in the UK - what does that mean for other countries?
London’s High Court will decide whether allegations against the man can be published at a trial due to be held later this month.
Travelling this bank holiday weekend? There's major disruption to train and bus services
Brazilians in Ireland set to vote in country's run-off presidential election
FactCheck: Are rape trials being 'deliberately' singled out by striking legal aid solicitors?
Bohemians' title challenge ends with a whimper in loss to Dublin rivals Shelbourne
Irishman among group of activists detained by Israeli authorities in West Bank
Country braces for Storm Boelo as Status Orange warnings issued for seven counties
Shamrock Rovers crowned League of Ireland champions in style
Hoops beat Sligo Rovers 4-0 to secure sixth title in seven seasons after Bohemians dropped points against Shelbourne.
Man whose body was discovered at Macroom golf course named locally
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Tributes paid to pioneering Irish trad musician Dónal Lunny following his death aged 79
President Catherine Connolly described him as “one of Ireland’s greatest musical figures” and “a wonderfully talented musician and producer”.
Two arrested in Co Louth after explosive components seized in long-running investigation
Could an AI agent work for you - or does it really work for the tech bros?
Steve Dempsey
Tweet alleging asylum seeker exposed himself on bus caused fear in Wicklow town, trial hears
Limerick boarding school Glenstal Abbey to close after almost 100 years
Sinn Féin supports investigation into money laundering at charity chaired by party TD
Minister ordering removal of consent ad risks having ‘chilling effect’ on society, rights group says
Taoiseach says Ryan Tubridy 'welcome' to try politics after broadcaster said he ‘dreams’ of it
I am perhaps the only conservative in Ireland who thought the consent ad made an important point
Laura Perrins
Man at centre of Citywest case to be deported after sexual assault charges dropped
Man charged with fatal shooting of Mark Cullen still without solicitor amid legal aid dispute
Man in his 30s dies in two-car collision in Co Cork
Civil servant accused of passing State secrets to hostile nation sent for Special Criminal Court trial
Ballinahown, Co Westmeath named Ireland's tidiest town (and village)
The village has a population of just 160 people.
Spanish police investigate break-in at Troy Parrott's Seville home
The culture war over grandparents and justice on trial
Are the GAA really powerless in the face of AFL ambition?
Storm Austen passes over country as council crews begin clean-up from flooding
Tesla advertises Dublin job to help develop self-driving system as it pushes for Irish approval
What do you think of the grandparents' consent ad and the decision to remove it?
Letters to the editor on... neutrality, election season and visas for Gazans