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This month
December 2024
Sinn Féin's Chris Andrews loses seat in Dublin Bay South shock to Social Democrats' Eoin Hayes
How is Fine Gael faring after the exodus of senior figures? Here's a breakdown by constituency
Unsuccessful 'Monk' says he won't rule out another political run, as he jogs away from RDS
Hutch literally ran from the RDS this afternoon just moments before Sherlock won the seat.
John McGahon concedes Louth election but says he got '150% support' from Taoiseach during campaign
The Monk, the Cope, the... Chicken: How these nicknamed candidates fared in the election
Gráinne Seoige defends her candidacy and a controversial election ad as 'absolutely factual'
Brian Stanley takes a swipe at Sinn Féin after snatching final seat in Laois
The final elimination, Sinn Féin candidate Maria McCormack, allowed Stanley to be elected alongside Fianna Fáil candidate Seán Fleming.
PSNI investigation underway after sudden death of woman in her 20s in Belfast nightclub
Sitdown Sunday: Remembering the world's first ever cyber cafe
Rebels take control of Aleppo as UN warns of 'grave threat' to regional and international security
Gregg Wallace dismisses accusations, hits out at 'middle-class women of a certain age'
Gerry Hutch fails in election bid as Labour's Marie Sherlock wins nail-biting race in Dublin Central
Labour should not go into power with FF or FG, Ó Ríordáin says - but Bacik doesn't rule it out
Far-right fizzle: Fringe candidates face disappointment as election results come in
Disabilities Minister Anne Rabbitte loses her seat in Galway East
Ministers on the way out, and Monk on the way in? Five races to keep an eye on today
All seats filled in Cork North West, with Fine Gael's Kanturk scare not costing the party much
Who is your favourite member of the Beatles?
Teenager killed in single-vehicle crash in Buncrana
Tributes paid to former camogie player (84) who died in road crash in Laois
Donald Trump aims to make loyalist Kash Patel the next director of the FBI
After counting continued into the wee hours, here are the elections you missed overnight
Opinion: How the new Irish Government can end HIV transmission by 2030
Stephen O'Hare
A terrific trio of luxury homes in Dublin 4 – all yours for almost €8 million
Healy-Rae brothers set to return to Dáil following delays at Kerry count centre
Designer and founder Chupi welcomes us inside her beloved, gold-dusted home
Last month
November 2024
Willie O'Dea reelected as counting continues in Limerick City despite ballot paper error
Gerry Hutch and Labour's Marie Sherlock to fight it out for fourth seat in Dublin Central
Two independents who quit Sinn Féin as TDs see support fall off a cliff
Five key takeaways from the first day of the election count
Violent clashes erupt as thousands gather in Georgia for third night of protests
100,000 people march in Valencia protesting authorities' handling of devastating floods
'It has to be my time': Willie Aird elected to the Dáil... after 45 years as a councillor
Charlie Flanagan’s retirement paved the way for Willie Aird to finally run for the Dáil.
Simon Harris optimistic on 'competitive' election results as he's re-elected in Wicklow
25 year-old Fianna Fáil candidate tops Galway East poll as Anne Rabbitte at risk of losing seat
Mary Lou McDonald re-elected in Dublin Central as Hutch gains greatest benefit from her surplus
Green Party struggling as junior ministers Joe O'Brien and Ossian Smyth eliminated
Joe Schmidt: 'I've felt the same warmth that I felt for 10 years here'
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Mick Wallace finds his old Wexford vote has collapsed on his return to Irish politics