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October 2025
France intensifies hunt for Louvre raiders
Opinion: The position of the president matters for Ireland’s European interests
Bobby McDonagh
First major overhaul of rules for state spending since 2008 to be brought to Cabinet
The transport sector has already blown its carbon budget, estimates show
Paudie and Andrew from Traitors Ireland to join Gogglebox tomorrow
Stalemate between Bohemians and St Pat's leaves both frustrated in battle for Europe
Alan Reynolds was also sent off for pushing Axel Sjoberg in tense Dublin derby at Dalymount Park.
Humphreys questioned about credit union that she managed taking debtors to court
Here's what happened today: Monday
Maths Week: Sunday puzzle answers
Release of Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir heightens scrutiny of UK's Prince Andrew
Dublin Airport's 'the Mound' set for major upgrade as new plane-spotting hub gets green light
Man (22) who stabbed his ex-girlfriend 50 times on Dublin street jailed for 14 years
Tograí Gaeilge geallta don mbliain seo chugainn ag Connolly agus Humphreys
Bid to relaunch Waterford Airport gets approved - but still no confirmation on mystery investor
Police taking ‘no further action’ against Graham Linehan after arrest over trans posts
Price of electricity to come down from December after cut to PSO levy
'Fine Gael should know better': Dáil's legal eagles weigh in on party's attack on Connolly
Heather Humphreys said she ‘never tried to capitalise on somebody’s misfortune’, referring to Catherine Connolly’s work as a barrister during the economic crash.
'Doomed to fail': Case attempting to stop presidential election has been thrown out of court
Man (24) pleads guilty to stalking social media influencer at Dublin hotel
Connolly calls on Humphreys to withdraw remarks and says Fine Gael are 'absolutely terrified'
Púca festival to begin at the birthplace of Halloween next week
Bréagnaithe: Níl níos mó Moslamach in Éirinn ná daoine atá ina gcónaí i gceantair Ghaeltachta

Grocery inflation has hit its highest level in nearly two years
Anger after Israeli police cancel Tel Aviv derby
Trump cuts financial aid to Colombia, accusing leader of failing to stop drug trafficking
Plane that skidded off Hong Kong runway made emergency landing in Shannon in 2021
Trial of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson and wife Eleanor delayed again
Bank of Ireland could have to pay €400m in compensation over UK car loans scandal
'Signs of recovery' after Snapchat, Slack and major banking apps disrupted by services outage
Do you like rainy days?
Galway market's beer tent won't have its traditional steins from Monday to Thursday
Two in five new applicants to guards are over 30, new figures show
Manhunt underway after ‘priceless’ jewellery stolen in Louvre raid
Paul Quinn's mother pleads for people to 'give us justice' on 18th anniversary of son's murder
Funeral details announced for Tipperary football manager Philly Ryan
Gaza: Trump maintains ceasefire still in effect after wave of Israeli strikes kills 45
Israel accused Hamas of “blatant” violations of the truce agreement yesterday.
Opinion: I live in one of the UK's most multicultural areas. Immigrants are not the enemy
Peter Flanagan
Law to allow public naming of those convicted of domestic violence to be approved