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September 2025
Industrial action against plans to cut pay by 20% at Cork pharma plant halted
Judge throws out Trump's 'improper' $15bn lawsuit against The New York Times
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Nato says it intercepted three Russian fighter jets that violated Estonian airspace
FAI withdraw from Oireachtas Committee appearance citing 'risk of prejudicing Garda investigations'
Cork Airport to follow Dublin in scrapping the 100ml liquid rule (but not until next Christmas)
The Basic Income scheme brought me success, wellbeing and family life; the Government must retain it
Michael Gallen
'We were ready to go': Bertie Ahern says he prepared for Áras race for two years
The former taoiseach said he was “very disappointed” not to receive the support of the Fianna Fáil leadership and declined to back Jim Gavin.
Áras Race: Former Cork mayor Kieran McCarthy picks up surprise nomination at Waterford council
Michael Healy Rae nominates Maria Steen for Áras run (but still wants Heather Humphreys to win)
The Green Party has decided to endorse Catherine Connolly in the presidential election
Kneecap banned from entering Canada, pledge to sue Canadian MP for 'malicious' comments
Má bhíonn "a lán Gaeilge" ag iarrthóir Shinn Féin, cad a chiallaíonn sé don fheachtas?
Man arrested in Co Down after being spotted with suspected firearm on church grounds
Since May 2024, 15 gardaí left the force after being convicted of criminal offences
Taoiseach says people ‘shouldn't share location data’ and that government will review legislation
New unit in gardaí as part of Troubles legacy deal between UK and Irish governments
Why is France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron taking steps in a US court to prove she’s a woman?
SSE Airtricity hits customers with second electricity price hike this year
Take That return to Dublin next summer with three original members and one robotic elephant
Luxembourg activists vow to continue Irish campaign against facilitation of Israeli 'war bonds'
Kate O'Connor in world silver medal position after three personal bests in heptathlon
Dundalk athlete set new lifetime bests in the 100m hurdles, high jump, and 200m in Tokyo.
Man in his 20s dies following morning collision on N17 in Galway
Driver admits to causing death of paedophile former rugby international David Tweed
Jarlath Burns says he's still not running for the Áras despite rumours linking him to Sinn Féin
Met Éireann is going to start using AI to make its weather forecasts more accurate
Security alert ended in Co Tyrone after suspicious device declared an ‘elaborate hoax’
Cyclist in her 20s dies after collision involving truck in Cork city
Are you attending any Culture Night events?
Dublin city cocktail bar targeted in early morning burglary and arson attack
It's Culture Night tonight! Here are some of the stand-out events across the country
Trump suggests 'maybe' pulling licences from TV networks critical of him after Kimmel suspension
Opinion: Radical hope and joy forged human rights movements, and we need them again now
Dr Michael Barron
Put your wallet away - most contactless payments now done with phones
Large number of Irish officials went to major London arms fair to meet British defence experts
The trip is part of a major modernisation programme now under way in the Defence Forces.
Marcus Rashford scores twice to guide Barcelona to victory against Newcastle
US again vetoes UN Security Council call for immediate ceasefire in Gaza
Two killed by gunman at Israeli-run crossing between West Bank and Jordan