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Yesterday
8th October 2025
Fed up locals occupy Dublin's Richmond Road as part of long-running road safety campaign
'I can't live on words': Pensioners and parents grill ministers on Budget during RTÉ call-in
Have you put up Halloween decorations yet?
Debunked: Video decrying NGOs wrongly names organisations it says are receiving State money
Analysis: Here's why Irish workers will be worse off after Budget 2026
As always on budget day, a choice was made. This time out, the decisions went against workers.
Housing Minister: New tax cut on apartments was brought in because developers 'can't break even'
Gardaí will be patrolling public transport today to crack down on anti-social behaviour
Opinion: Dyslexic students deserve extra time in exams to level the playing field
Donald Ewing
Four dead after building under construction collapses in central Madrid
Author and TD among five Irish people on board latest Gaza flotilla intercepted by Israel
The Tánaiste denounced the activists’ detention by Israel as illegal.
More than 73,000 students will receive their Junior Cert exam results today
Stranded hikers successfully rescued near Mount Everest
Opinion: Winter is coming - but the new Budget won't keep our homes warm
Clare O'Connor
Léirsiú beartaithe chun Gaeilge a cheiliúradh mar fhreagra ar bhagairt foréigin ó dhílseoirí
Budget 2026: From carbon tax to cigarettes, here's what changed at midnight - and what comes next
The price of a packet of cigarettes increased at midnight, as did the price of diesel and petrol.
Tuesday
7th October 2025
Conor McGregor accepts 18-month ban for UFC anti-doping violation
Up to 200 Texas National Guard troops arrive in Illinois as Trump plans Chicago deployment
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Woman (80s) dies following road traffic incident in Co Cavan
A damp squib, flat, no energy: A Budget Day this government is hoping voters forget
Seven men plead not guilty to dozens of charges of sexually abusing deaf complainant
Flights between Dublin and Derry could resume next year after 15 years
Chambers says 'facts changed' from Jim Gavin in relation to tenant issue
Government extends €1,000 renters tax credit despite warning from Department of Finance
Infant boy dies after road traffic incident in housing estate in Dublin
State spending watchdog concerned that Budget 2026 takes corporation tax receipts for granted
Dr Seuss adaptation by Dublin animation studio now streaming on Netflix
Catherine Connolly says there is no 'recognition' of climate emergency in Budget 2026
Government slammed for lack of childcare measures after election promises
Opposition and childcare services organisations said that measures outlined today will not make a dent when it comes to tackling systemic childcare issues.
Property owners who fail to pay Derelict Tax could end up on tax defaulters list, says Donohoe
Housing Minister James Browne says the government is ‘declaring war’ on dereliction.
Soldier F trial hears of ‘pandemonium’ on Bloody Sunday
Disappointing and underwhelming: the verdict of defence and garda groups on today's budget
'The Hamburglar is back in town': Why have politicians been talking about McDonald's all day?
Relatives of Creeslough victims call for public inquiry on third anniversary of explosion
Jozef Puska's partner's life imploded when 'loving partner' became a killer, says barrister
Opposition parties round on Government for not mentioning homelessness in Budget speeches
Ministers defend Budget as Opposition fling accusations of unfulfilled promises
Paschal Donohoe and Jack Chambers announced the details of Budget 2026 in the Dáil this afternoon.
Permanent €500 cut to college fees announced - but it will still cost you more than last year
'I've never seen election promises abandoned so fast': Scathing opposition reaction to Budget