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February 2026
Irish-founded payments firm Stripe is considering a takeover of rival PayPal
'You don't have to vote for me': Gerry Hutch kicks off campaign to urge people to register to vote
'It was terrifying': Tourists on the gun battle in Mexican resort where 'El Mencho' was caught
Norway's Bodo/Glimt travel from Arctic home to sink Inter Milan in Champions League fairytale
Man who hit an 11-year-old boy on a Dart while on bail given 'one final chance'
US data centre firm Equinix to create 200 jobs in Dundalk with up to €592 million investment
Kneecap frontman Mo Chara says group’s new album looks back on ‘crazy year’
Has your overcrowded train commute gotten worse? We want to hear your stories
Gaeilge ró dheacair an chonstaic is mó roimh éifeachtacht fhógraí Ghaeilge - taighde
Easier and 'more fun' Irish would help comprehension of ads, new study suggests
Trump claims successes and lashes out at Democrats in longest-ever State of the Union speech
During the nearly two-hour long speech, Trump claimed Democrats were “destroying our country” and that Somali “pirates” had “ransacked” Minnesota.
Irish naval officers could be deployed as liaisons on foreign ships under new security plan
The proposals are to be contained in the Maritime Security Strategy which will be released this morning at a ceremony in Dublin.
Racism broadcast to millions: From the Baftas stage to sporting arenas, we still have far to go
Leon Diop
US ambassador hosts Irish business event and talks Trump's tariffs, but uncertainty remains
Gerry Adams and Bertie Ahern were back in a room together talking peace today
Ski resort fire: 58 still in hospital following New Year blaze in Swiss bar
Couple (40s) who died in Tramore crash to be laid to rest
Police end searches at ex-prince Andrew's former home as MPs agree to release trade envoy files
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Louvre Museum’s director resigns in wake of €88m jewels heist
Major French arms company to provide new armoured vehicles for Irish military
Peter Mandelson's lawyers say his arrest was sparked by ‘baseless’ claim he planned to leave UK
‘A5 has seen too many tragedies’: Man (30s) dies following collision in Co Tyrone
Parishes in Midlands and the West told to stop hosting open coffin wakes in Catholic churches
London band Legss appeal for stolen instruments after Dublin city van break-in
Mexico offers 'full guarantees' for safety of World Cup games in Guadalajara amid violence
Trump's Doonbeg ballroom gets green light (but only if a rare species of snail is protected)
Natalie McNally was killed in a 'prolonged assault', pathologist tells murder trial
Taoiseach says Department of Justice has ‘no knowledge’ of claims woman was trafficked into Ireland
After a week of pauses and rollbacks, where do we stand in the row about SNA allocation?
The government now says no schools will lose SNAs in September – but there’s been criticism that the problem is being kicked down the road.
Man (20s) arrested in connection with hit-and-run in Co Cavan last week
BBC apologises to staff over failure to edit out racial slur at Baftas
New sand spit in Dublin could 'help protect the Dart line from flooding'
Taoiseach says Russia has failed to ‘break’ Ukraine as EU vows to come good on €90bn loan
Nancy Guthrie's family has offered $1 million for any information that could lead to her return
Ireland's DPC has pushed back against a TD's allegation that it is 'too close to big tech'
Weather warning for 40m people and snowboarding in Central Park as record snowstorm hits US
Motorcyclist killed in crash with lorry in Co Sligo