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This month
March 2025
Pope Francis in 'stable' condition following breathing 'crisis' yesterday, Vatican says
Zelenskyy: Ukraine 'ready' to sign minerals-sharing deal, but needs 'clear' security guarantees
Leinster move 15 points clear at URC summit after home victory over Cardiff
Man hospitalised after attack by three masked individuals in home burglary in Limerick
O’Connor and Rowe goals help Dublin overcome Meath
Two men arrested and €120,000 of cannabis seized in Co Kildare
Two men charged with possessing baseball bats and knives as weapons bailed
Man arrested in Tyrone by police investigating murder of elderly man at apartment
Poet and broadcaster Pat Ingoldsby dies aged 82
Counter-terror police assess complaints about BBC Gaza documentary
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Doras say focus on deportations is a ‘distraction’ from the need for law reform
Russia claim two Ukrainian villages as strikes kill one person and wound several others
Male motorcyclist (50s) dies following fatal collision in Dublin
Water workers to demand services remain in public ownership during protest in Cork today
Actor Gene Hackman's pacemaker recorded 'last event' on 17 February, tests show
Zelenskyy tells Fox News relationship with Trump can still be salvaged
The dangerous road to health: Why Ukrainians leave Ireland for war to get medical treatment
Polina Bashkina
Any role for Irish troops in Ukraine would be about 'peacekeeping, not peace enforcement'
Who are the 32 politicians in the Dáil who declared themselves as landlords last year?
Last month
February 2025
Zelenskyy leaves White House summit after Trump claims he's 'not ready for peace'
It means a peace deal on the Ukraine-Russia war is hanging in the balance.
Losing bonus point for Munster in shock URC defeat to Edinburgh
White House scenes 'extraordinary and very unsettling', Taoiseach tells Late Late
Zelenskyy thanks European leaders one by one for their support after messy Trump meeting
Former senior Limerick hurler tells High Court he was 'mentally destroyed' by work injury
In full: The chaotic 11 minutes when Trump and Zelenskyy meeting descended into a shouting match
Pope Francis put on mechanical ventilation, as prognosis remains 'guarded'
Living with a rare disease: 'After so long, we're reluctant to take the government at its word'
Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird
Cyclist (60s) found with 'life-threating injuries' near Knock Airport
Man sentenced to 12 years for sexual abuse of sister
Loneliness, heartbreak and exhaustion: Parents begin sleepout to demand special education places
Many parents today spoke of how they feel their children have been absolutely failed by the State.
How many people does Ireland deport every year?
The figure is relatively low for a number of reasons.
Brendan Courtney fears rise in 'anti-gay rhetoric' after being attacked in Dublin last night
So long 2005, Microsoft is officially hanging up on Skype
Simon Harris is 'convinced' that Ireland needs its own squadron of fighter jets
Ireland does not have its own capability to police its airspace and does not have any fighter jets to respond to airborne threats.
Donald Trump to order that English be the official language of US for first time in its history
'A stain on society': Homelessness hits another record of 15,286 people in emergency accommodation
Married couple accused of laundering €21m using cryptocurrency and 'money mule' accounts