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Yesterday
6th December 2025
Lebanese army arrests six suspects for attack this week on Irish soldiers
Irish soldiers were shot at by a group of six people as they carried out a night patrol near Bint Jbeil in South Lebanon.
Did you buy a Lotto ticket in Donegal? Someone won €500,000 and time's running out to claim it
US is still Europe's biggest ally, says EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas
'No scientific support' for mandatory abortion waiting period, IFPA says
Surrealing in the Years: Government could learn something from RTÉ's delayed bravery
Carl Kinsella
US and Ukraine officials to meet for third day after security framework progress
Have kids in creche? They'll probably have grown out of it by time €200 childcare promise happens
The DeLorean, the Shamrock and the 'Donegal Beetle': The cars once built in Ireland
Paddy Comyn
CMAT, Keano and tonnes of big feelings: The top moments from this year's Late Late Toy Show
Need to catch up? Here’s what happened on the biggest night in Irish TV.
TD demands answers on timeline surrounding when accommodation for Drew Harris was leased by Gardaí
Brother of Co Louth woman who died in 'free birth' at home gives stark warning
Naomi James gave birth at home without the assistance of a medical professional after getting involved in the online freebirthing world.
Last week
30th November 2025 - 6th December 2025
The Late Late Toy Show brings songs, surprise guests and several mentions of the 6-7 meme
Roy Keane, Kingfishr and CMAT all popped by.
We may never discover who was operating the drones along Zelenskyy's flight path - here's why
Sailors on board the LÉ William Butler Yeats reported seeing four drones as they maintained a security watch off Dublin on Monday.
US vaccine panel votes to stop recommending hepatitis B vaccine for all newborns
A Superintendent has said colleagues accused in Limerick trial were 'humble and dependable'
Judge lifts 'farcical' bail condition that Pro-Palestine activist living on Inis Oirr 'sign on' at Inis Mór
Frank Gehry, master architect with flair for drama, dies aged 96
Garda Ombudsman appeals for information regarding man who died after interaction with gardaí
'Emergency' funding secured to save 'pulled-down' Christmas lights in Drogheda
Minister James Browne said his Department ‘recognises the importance of Christmas lighting in bringing that bit of festive cheer and enhancing local businesses’ footfall’.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Man jailed for assaulting three gardaí after being 'swept up in frenzy' of Dublin riots
Ireland to potentially face Mexico, Korea Republic and South Africa at 2026 Fifa World Cup
Heimir Hallgrimsson’s Ireland know their World Cup fate should they come through the play-offs next March.
Taoiseach backs Eurovision boycott but DUP says it 'won’t make a jot of difference'
Man who was allegedly waterboarded and branded 'RAT' refuses to give evidence
Gardaí launch investigation into drones breaching no-fly zone for Zelenskyy's Dublin visit
€1.3bn Dublin Drainage Project can proceed after Uisce Éireann reaches judicial review settlement
Filings show Wilson's Hospital School's insurance and legal costs soared last year
Arts Council to make supports available for comedians in upcoming funding rounds
Mad or delighted? We can't tell how the Taoiseach feels about driving the Gavin and Stacey bus
The Taoiseach, Tánaiste and foreign affairs minister piled onto Dave’s Coaches for the British-Irish Council Summit.
Debunked: HIV diagnoses in Ireland have not risen by 75 per cent this year
Nine deaths and hundreds hospitalised with flu this year as cases double in past week
Taxi drivers suspend six-day 'national shutdown' protest 'pending outcome' of Government meeting
Debunked: No, Enoch Burke has not been sentenced to 'life' in prison
Ireland and three other countries are out - so what will next year's Eurovision look like?
Broadcasters have until mid-December to decide whether they’re in or out.
Féasta cheoil, spóirt is fáisnéise do lucht féachana na Nollag ar TG4
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Electronic tagging pilot project for those on temporary release and bail to be rolled out
Hurling needs a big game, and why football could do with more new rules