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September 2025
New drone sightings over Denmark military base as EU plans 'drone wall' to prevent incursions
At least 38 people killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza overnight
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What each candidate needs to do to win the presidency
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UN set to reinstate sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme
Sports Minister 'disappointed' he had to intervene for FAI to attend Oireachtas Committee
Surrealing in the Years: You know who was really blocked from getting on the ballot? Me
Carl Kinsella
Taoiseach wants to see HSE-funded supports extended to help people quit vaping
Heather Humphreys has spent four times more on social ads than her presidential rivals combined
If Gaza is failed, the UN and others can't complain if demoted to 'talking shop' status
Tánaiste says he doesn’t want to be part of a ‘coalition of inaction’ – but that appears to be exactly what it is.
Autism campaigner: Autism is not new and does not need to be cured
Evie Nevin
‘People forget the Steelers were here before’: Reporter back in Dublin 28 years on for NFL game
Cigarettes, tobacco and vapes won't be sold in vending machines from Monday
'All we want is to feel safe': Ukrainians in new Clonmel estate attacked and threatened
The incidents intensified after security guards left the site once the homes were completed.
Europe leads USA by three after Ryder Cup opening day
Doctors Without Borders suspend work in Gaza City
Dublin derby win leaves Rovers on brink of league title
Taoiseach's homelessness comments 'deliberately disingenuous', TD says
'Novel' court action launched against EPA permit for data centre group's power plant
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
'Victory to Kneecap': Support pours in after rapper Mo Chara cleared in London court
Emergency accommodation figures reach record high of over 16,300, including 5,145 children
Student, 20, died after slipping at the Cliffs of Moher in 2024
Obama got a pricey scroll, a book and whiskey from Dublin City Council - here's what they cost
Rory silences the heckles as supposedly hostile Bethpage atmosphere turns to 'library'
24% of Irish parents dress their twins in matching outfits, CSO says
Ní fúmsa a bhí an cás seo, bhí sé i gcónaí faoi Gaza - Mo Chara ó Kneecap
Europe lead USA 3-1 after blistering Ryder Cup start as McIlroy and Lowry to partner up
It’s been a brilliant morning for Luke Donald’s side.
'There cannot be business as usual in the face of genocide': Taoiseach on Gaza at UN
Martin said members of the Israeli government ‘who have been instrumental in fomenting the unfolding disaster in Gaza’ will not be allowed enter Ireland.
Martin Mansergh, key advisor to Fianna Fáil in the peace process, dies during visit to Africa
Comharbaí Kneecap á lorg i nGaoth Dobhair, tobar na cruthaitheachta á thaoscadh i nDún Chaoin
Nearly 23,000 disqualified drivers failed to give up their licences - but only one was penalised
EU eastern states want a ‘drone wall’ along their borders
‘Terrified’ woman gets interim order after flatmate’s alleged sexual harassment
It looks like the €1,000 rent tax credit might get an extension
Members walked out on Netanyahu's UN speech before he even started
In typical Netanyahu style, his speech featured several props.
Worried about the government's €10m NFL spend? Donohoe says the payout will be ‘immense’
Brussels insists Trump's new 100% pharma tariffs will not apply to EU exports
A spokesperson said the EU's deal with the US shields European pharma exports from tariffs higher than 15%.
Tánaiste Simon Harris said the Government will be studying the impact of this announcement, which he noted includes a "number of exemptions".
ESB warns presidential candidates not to put posters on electricity poles