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Friday 21 November 2025 Dublin: -1°C
One person dead after light aircraft crash in Co Waterford
The person who died was the sole occupant of the aircraft.
Ireland to play Czechia in World Cup qualifications play-off semi-final
Dublin woman charged with sending messages to Simon Harris which threatened his family
Trial of gardaí and retired superintendent hears evidence of road traffic summonses 'struck out'
Why are the British and others making threats about Russian ship the Yantar?
Today's news
Yesterday
20th November 2025
One person dead after light aircraft crash in Co Waterford
The person who died was the sole occupant of the aircraft.
A beautiful period property in a surprising urban location is looking for its next custodian
Serving garda arrested after drugs went missing from station released without charge
Judge shown videos of cat defecating in south Dublin garden after neighbours brought owner to court
Trial of gardaí and retired superintendent hears evidence of road traffic summonses 'struck out'
Concerns raised on cooling labour market as unemployment rises to highest rate in four years
SPOTLIGHT

Ireland in the World Cup play-offs

troy wonder
Late Late Troy Show: Ireland's amazing winning moment going viral
31
road to usa
Ireland are in the play-offs … but who might we play next?
29
Heimir Hallgrímsson
The unflappable Icelandic dentist who has Ireland loving football again
35
the poll
Where were you for Ireland's incredible win?
54
Fire breaks out at COP30 climate conference in Brazil, sending delegates fleeing
Planning green light for paid parking at Blanchardstown shopping centre despite local protest
Woman jailed for making fake dating profiles of her ex-partner in 'campaign of terror'
What’s the new shop people have been queuing down Henry Street for?
The Scandi discount store Normal has attracted huge queues since it opened yesterday.
Peter McVerry Trust spent money on peacock enclosure and €300k on a driveway
Christmas is going to be expensive this year - would you like to keep a Money Diary for us?
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'I cry myself to sleep': Migrant workers urge Government to change family reunification rules
Stone Roses bassist Mani dies aged 63
Why are the British and others making threats about Russian ship the Yantar?
Conor McGregor granted permission to serve legal papers on Sky News for alleged defamation
investigates

We investigated how much was spent at the last election

INVESTIGATION
Fancy running for the Dáil? Here’s how much it might cost you
34
EXPENSES
ChatGPT, a €400 bar tab and an Apple laptop: What did candidates expense at the last election?
30
ANALYSIS
Political ad ban by social media companies leaves elections ‘susceptible to bad actors’
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'He has guts' - Erasmus not surprised Prendergast got the nod for Ireland
'Unacceptable’: Flights to Prague increase by up to 159% after World Cup play-off draw
'You refuse to take on the energy companies': Dáil row over jump in households behind on bills
Van der Flier and Ringrose among four changes in Ireland team to face Boks
Sam Prendergast has been backed to start again at out-half.
RTÉ will permanently close four digital radio stations - including 2XM and Pulse - on 31 December
Vatican receives interim report on ‘challenges’ posed by Catholics in polygamous relationships
Man who told gardaí he was 'so drunk' he couldn't remember killing his sister’s partner is jailed for eight years
Ireland to play Czechia in World Cup qualifications play-off semi-final
Ireland to face Czechia in World Cup play-off
Ireland know their path to the World Cup next summer.
Hundreds of schools have not opted into hot school meals over fears meals are poor quality
MMA fighter Joshua Allen appears in court charged with dangerous driving
Could they BE any more delayed? The final eight unaired episodes of 'Joey' are now streaming
Dublin woman charged with sending messages to Simon Harris which threatened his family
The court heard there were two messages, but metadata showed up to six, and they were sent over the course of an evening.
Gardaí can't find Enoch Burke after calling to his house to imprison him for contempt of court
'I'm not just a health minister but a parent': Carroll MacNeill shares experience of State Claims process
Australia’s social media ban for under-16s is taking effect soon – should Ireland follow suit?
Man (40s) due in court after bank robbery in Cork
Status Yellow ice warning issued for 10 counties after first snowfall overnight
Ex-US treasury secretary steps back from Harvard job after Epstein email revelations
A new US peace plan could see Ukraine ceding land and halving its army
DART services delayed by up to 40 minutes after collapsed wall causes disruption
The World Cup play-off draw is at 12 today – here’s who Ireland could be facing
Trump signs bill ordering release of Epstein files - here's what happens next
Gap in use of afterschool centres between high and low income families has risen - ESRI