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24th August 2025 - 6th September 2025
Dublin's David Byrne urges GAA to respond to calls to drop Allianz over links to Israeli bonds
Meet the Shakespeares: Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley star in new film about playwright's life
How long should a couple wait before getting engaged?
Man, 70s, dies in house fire in north Clare
Revenue seizes 200 fake Labubu dolls smuggled into Ireland
Former National Lottery CEO selected to head up auto-enrolment pension scheme for workers
Luas Green and Red lines fully operational again after power outage
TD Barry Heneghan to feature in new TG4 reality series about Gen Z
Looking to win a Guinness World Record? There are 70 new ones up for grabs
Humanitarian worker in Gaza: 'Please do not look away, we need your help now'
Hani Alaskari
CAO points are out today - find them all on The Journal from 2pm
Chemo after breast cancer surgery often delayed to point it is less effective
This therapy can reduce the risk of cancer coming back. But potential benefits decrease the longer people have to wait for treatment after surgery.
Another fish kill, another shrug: When will Ireland respect its rivers?
Professor Rónán Collins
Unsupervised teen charged with stabbing man six times in Dublin park
Hamas rejects Israel's 'baseless' claim about target of deadly strike on Gaza hospital
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the back-to-back strikes as a “mishap”.
EU Commission President Von der Leyen may face second no-confidence vote
Man arrested on suspicion of murder of convicted sex offender in Co Down
Here's what happened today: Tuesday
One person injured following shooting in Dublin
Áras 2025: Connolly's Sinn Féin impatience, another campaign begins, and the Jim Gavin question
Parents of school children told Hot Meals scheme has been delayed days before school starts
Man dies after falling from a height on DART station platform in Dún Laoghaire
Doctors issue warning as teenage girl contracts rare disease from horses in Co Limerick
Postal services around the world are suspending parcel deliveries to the US - here's why
Donald Trump’s removal of a tax exemption has caused uncertainty and is likely to lead to disruption and higher prices for US consumers.
'Mics won't be switched off': Electric Picnic will not stop performances by acts like Kneecap
Profile: He has 7 All-Irelands and 'fixed football' but is Jim Gavin Fianna Fáil's Áras saviour?
The famously quiet Dubliner is seen as a safe pair of hands and reportedly the Taoiseach’s choice for the Áras.
Man (67) accused of hindering airport officials barred from Dublin Airport
'I've gone viral': Lawyer turned doggy daycare owner Nick Delehanty launches presidential bid
Dáil to the dole: Staff who broadcast the Oireachtas 'forced on social welfare due to low pay'
Judge halts Show Jumping Association's bid to remove chairperson and three directors
EU hits back at Trump's latest tariff threat
Dundrum House golf course and leisure closing with loss of 48 jobs, but IPAS centre unaffected
Some 48 staff members were informed they’d be laid off immediately, after the company’s board found that shutting down was the only option.
Shooter still 'at large' after two Australian police shot dead in town 300km from Melbourne
Ireland's squad has been named for the opening round of World Cup qualifiers
Do you know an SNA that deserves recognition? There's now an award just for them
Number of Irish people emigrating to Australia is at its highest level since 2013
Are you a dog person?
VHI to increase prices by an average of 3% from October