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February 2025
BBC apologises for ‘serious flaws’ over Gaza documentary narrated by son of Hamas figure
SIPTU members in Section 39 organisations vote in favour of strike action over pay dispute
Ireland needs to improve the situation of Traveller and Roma communities, European experts say
My story: 'The heart condition I've had since birth hasn't stopped me from living a happy life'
Grace Davitt
Israeli army acknowledges 'complete failure' on 7 October after internal investigation
Tates 'not welcome' in Florida, says governor after brothers leave Romania amid rape charges
Who is Andrew Tate, and why is he heading to the US?
Pope Francis's 'clinical conditions confirmed to be improving', says Vatican
Taoiseach meets Ukraine's Zelenskyy at Shannon on stopover to visit Trump
Zelenskyy is travelling from Shannon Airport to the United States to meet with President Donald Trump.
Man arrested with €230,000 in suspected crime earnings and a 'money-counting machine', court hears
Man arrested at Dublin Airport as part of romance fraud investigation
CCTV footage of Lisa Dorrian released on 20th anniversary of her disappearance and murder
Explainer: How might the EU respond to Trump's potential trade war?
Man accused of dragging grandmother down stairs two days before she died
Taoiseach and actor Danny Dyer among guests on tomorrow’s Late Late Show
Government accused of treating public 'like idiots' following speaking rights row vote
Debunked: Image of Pope Francis with respirator mask was made with generative AI
Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland fined €452,790 for failing to report suspicious transactions
Fifth man charged in connection with fatal stabbing of Quham Babatunde in Dublin
Poll: Do you support the Government’s changes to Dáil speaking rights?
Motorist driving 164km/h among 800 speeding detections during National Slow Down Day
Cian Healy, Conor Murray and Peter O'Mahony to retire from Ireland duty after Six Nations
Gene Hackman: The roles defining an actor who thought himself not handsome enough for Hollywood
Search of Drogheda house as part of investigation into missing Kyran Durnin resumes
The EU is promising a 'firm and immediate' response to Trump trade war threats
Hostage handover and hundreds of Palestinians released as eyes turn to next phase of ceasefire
Hamas handed over coffins believed to contain the bodies of four hostages.
'A beautiful soul': Co-stars pay tribute to actress Michelle Trachtenberg following her death aged 39
Liverpool extend Premier League lead further after swatting aside Newcastle
Pregnant women warned to stay away from sheep during lambing season due to risk of infection
Conspiracy theories are fuelling attacks on NGOs and aid workers, expert warns
There’s been a surge in online disinformation around aid agencies and other non-governmental organisations.
Man remains detained by gardaí in connection with death of woman in her 80s in Carrigaline
Gary Lineker and Miriam Margolyes among hundreds criticising BBC's removal of Gaza film
Man jailed after posing as barrister and personal insolvency practitioner to defraud around 1,200 people
Dáil walkout on the cards after Government wins speaking rights changes for Regional Independents
Earlier, the leaders of the Opposition wrote to Micheál Martin and Simon Harris requesting an urgent meeting.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Trump claims EU was formed to 'screw' US as he vows to impose 25% tariffs on the bloc
Munster appoint New Zealander McMillan as head coach
'Smouldering resentment' exploded into violence in Sliabh Liag killing, court told by barrister