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April 2025
Can great survivor Stephen Cluxton adapt to Gaelic football's new rules?
Surrealing in the Years: Protect our cultural history or solve the housing crisis? Neither, thanks
Carl Kinsella
Judge says US can deport pro-Palestinian student protester
Graham Norton to join Doctor Who cast for Eurovision-themed episode
At least 69 killed in thunderstorms in India and Nepal
'Absolutely devastating': Kerry Councillors raise concerns about short-term lets register
World Autism Month: Life as a Second Language — an excerpt from new book, Wired Our Own Way
Naoise Dolan
Ireland's only vinyl record factory opens in Co Kildare
McIlroy makes charge but Rose clings to Masters lead after second round
'I'm dreading summer': Crowds of people drinking and no toilets are hitting Drury Street businesses
€86 million cash in the bank, but the majority of religious organisations haven't offered any redress
The Church of Ireland has €632m in assets and €40m in cash but has decided to not make a contribution towards redress.
Government sources say legislation being explored to make religious orders pay their fair share.
Man jailed for the attempted murder of 32-year-old after slashing his throat with broken bottle
Imperious Leinster obliterate Glasgow to reach Champions Cup semi-finals
Court told line between Islamic State sympathiser and member ‘crossed’ by ex-Irish soldier
Sculpture at Central Bank HQ cost €616,000 - more than double its initial price tag
The bank lists the cost of the sculpture as €320,000 on its website.
Ex-Abercrombie chief has dementia and is unfit to stand trial on sex trafficking charges, lawyers say
McIlroy and Lowry in contention at the Masters after brilliant second rounds
Man accused of murdering his partner Mary Ward in Belfast sent forward for trial
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Police dress as Batman and Robin to foil scammers on bridge in London
Hundreds laid off at Canada car plant as Mark Carney says US trade talks to start next month
Three people killed and one injured after small plane crashes into Florida road
‘Off their heads’ pair hijacked woman’s car and filmed 160 km/h road ‘rampage’ on Snapchat
New study at Galway hospital to use AI to write discharge letters at emergency department
Garda probe launched after reports of youths feeding live cats to dogs in Cork
US inflation and unemployment rates may increase under tariffs, says New York banks regulator
Cork landlord who raped female tenant after plying her with alcohol jailed for seven years
Trinity students' union apologises in wake of backlash to bizarre 'rapist' effigies campaign
Young woman found not guilty of sexual abuse of her cousin as children
Investigation into AI tool 'Grok' on social media site X launched by Irish privacy watchdog
Tariff negotiations between US and EU to begin on Monday
Three men sentenced for roles in transporting cocaine from Dublin to the North via train
Spain's public broadcaster calls for 'debate' over Israel's participation in Eurovision
Siemens executive, wife and three children dead after helicopter crash in New York's Hudson River
Man extradited from NI to the Republic to stand trial for possession of child sex abuse material
Court rules Dublin City Council can construct Strand Road cycle lane without planning permission
Harris looking to 'de-escalate' as EU moots taxing US Big Tech in response to Trump's tariffs
Irish teenagers to address space experts in US after beating 26,000 other schools