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Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ireland and Ukraine stand 'united for real peace'
Zelenskyy met with Micheál Martin and Catherine Connolly earlier this afternoon.
Watch: Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s full speech to the Oireachtas
Ireland’s journey to peace held up as example for hope as Zelenskyy rounds out visit
Former teacher at south Dublin school 'one cog in a machine of systematic abuse', court hears
Are Ireland’s stars missing out on the Netflixification of sport?
Today's news
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ireland and Ukraine stand 'united for real peace'
Zelenskyy met with Micheál Martin and Catherine Connolly earlier this afternoon.
Funeral of Scottish student killed in Louth crash hears her partner had been planning to propose
UK tightens loophole allowing Irish savers to get a pension on the cheap - here's what we know
Most Irish adults have a savings account, but less than half have any investments to grow wealth
How do you feel about Elf on the Shelf?
Taxi drivers to stage another protest across Dublin tomorrow against Uber's fixed rate charges
Over 100 frontline gardaí to be armed with taser guns
Gardaí warn of traffic disruption as Zelenskyy begins first official visit to Ireland
Cabinet to move forward with plans to deregulate and 'fast track' key infrastructure projects
Yesterday
1st December 2025
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Ireland for first official visit
Zelenskyy will meet with President Connolly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin while here.
Ex-Premier League star Jamie Vardy's Indian summer in Italy continues
New 5,300 homes approved for Dublin - but councillors warn lack of transport will clog roads
In a world-first move, Australia will soon ban under-16s from social media – how will it work?
EU drawing up new sanctions against Belarus over 'hybrid attack' on Lithuania
Refuse sacks banned from 90 of Dublin's streets from today
'They started punching us': Asylum seekers followed before alleged attack in Co Dublin village
Detective who loaned bicycle to elderly man gets permission to challenge superiors
investigates

Our award-winning investigations from this year

Deportation Flights
What role do Irish companies have in the US deportation industry?
Badger Cull
Over 80% of badgers culled in government TB programme found to be free from the disease
70
Planning Submissions
Series of unusual planning objections to vet practices uncovered in Dublin, Meath and Kildare
52
TB Crisis
‘It’s the next worst thing to losing a family member’: The toll of Ireland’s bovine TB crisis
17
Data Crunch
Ireland's data centres turning to fossil fuels after maxing out country's electricity grid
122
Femicide in Europe
Over 100 women murdered in Ireland since 2012 – and a gap in data on gendered violence
Dublin council chief insists no senior politicians pressured him to drop Herzog Park plan
Richard Shakespeare told councillors tonight he did receive a phone call from a senior civil servant on Saturday about the legality of the name change.
SUV driver in his 60s killed after striking parked car in Dublin
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor stripped of last remaining titles by Britain’s King Charles
Gardaí investigating €27,000 scam that involved Facebook met 'resistance' from company, court hears
Public reminded to ‘steer clear from wild deer’ in Phoenix Park this Christmas
‘Deep disappointment’ after proposal to rename park after Terence Wheelock also withdrawn
Second man pleads guilty in case over disposal of body parts of murdered teen
Man who drove stolen bus to Dublin charged with stealing a ticket machine from another bus
LDA rules out Baggot Street Hospital for affordable housing in city centre
An assessment found significant investment would be required in order to deliver a residential scheme within the building.
Why is Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visiting Ireland tomorrow?
High Court hears Dartmouth Square residents 'agreeable' to mediation over MetroLink objection
Killiney couple successfully halt repossession bid of family home over disputed €1.15m mortgage
Motorcyclist dead following early morning collision in Wexford
Architect and RTÉ presenter Hugh Wallace dies aged 68
Wallace’s husband Martin Corbett shared the news of his death in an Instagram post.
RTÉ set to unveil its Christmas TV schedule soon - here’s some of what’s coming up this month
Should Dublin City Council rename Herzog Park?
Oxford has revealed its Word of the Year 2025, and it's another double barrel
Two films produced by Irish company Element Pictures win big at British Independent Film Awards
Rainy start to December as weather warning in effect for four counties
Zelenskyy to make first official visit to Ireland tomorrow
During the visit, Zelenskyy will meet with the President, Taoiseach and members of the Ukrainian community living in Ireland.
Nearly 1,000 people dead following major flooding across south-east Asia
Christmas bonus payments to be issued to around 1.5m people this week
Startling rise in number of women being diagnosed with HIV in Ireland
HIV Ireland said that more supports need to be offered and more work needs to be done to get women talking about HIV and to reduce stigma around the disease.