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Yesterday
23rd September 2026
'We can't do everything for everyone': Taoiseach seeks to manage expectations around budget
The Taoiseach also defended New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani ahead of a meeting with him later today.
New sexual assault charges for two men accused of rape at Galway's Ceannt Station
Omagh Bombing Inquiry hears evidence about more than 20 ‘key individuals'
Hurricane Polo off Mexican coast is 'one of the strongest storms ever'
Oasis announce more shows in UK & Europe as Irish fans anxiously await codes to buy tickets
Top government adviser calls for data centres to be housed in purpose-built energy parks
The development of the contentious sector is the focus of a construction industry conference in Croke Park today.
Dublin teenager pleads guilty to possessing and producing 1,700 child abuse images and videos
‘We’re not sick’: Labour calls for 20 days statutory leave for early miscarriage
Driving tests or lessons should 'absolutely' include motorway work, committee hears
Ireland boss 'grateful' for Taoiseach's support over Israel with players set for talks on Friday
Stand-in captain Dara O’Shea insists squad will not ‘brush over’ debate as they keep focus on Kosovo game for now.
Vincent Browne’s Magill: The magazine that changed the face of Irish journalism
Professor Kevin Rafter
Climate change worsened Ireland's July drought conditions, new research suggests
Would you support free public transport for people under 25?
'Parking in the Mater is astronomical': Patients on how a cancer diagnosis racks up costs
Burnham wants UK to lead on developing AI safety, after Trump dismisses concerns as a 'hoax'
Child trafficking significantly under-identified in Ireland, human rights body warns
Are you earning less than €44k and struggling to make ends meet? We want to hear your stories
IVF plans, secret chats and no hard feelings: The Traitors finalists on how it all played out
Spectre of Israel follows Ireland ahead of Nations League opener in Kosovo
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Ireland’s Nations League games against Israel
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Fuel excise cut likely to be extended beyond November as Harris says it'd be 'sensible'
Banning goujons and slashing costs with new cold options: what's really happening to school meals?
Plus: We tot up how much families are saving through the scheme. Are the government’s figures correct?
US officials hold 'good' talks with Iran at UN hours after Trump's 'annihilation' threat
Most Irish people expect EU would defend us, but a minority would send military help the other way
Location of mother and baby psychiatric unit still not decided after almost ten years of delays
The minister expressed concern with the length of time taken to progress the unit, calling it ‘an urgent need’.
Mother and baby unit initially promised in 2017
Psychiatric hospitals have seen 80 admissions related to pregnancies in recent years
Campaigners say lack of unit a 'failure' for women
Tuesday
22nd September 2026
Trump’s war with the press has finally met some resistance
Marion McKeone
Traitors Ireland just smashed its streaming figures last year, and there’s another season on the way
Player ratings: How did you rate the performances of the Traitors finalists ... and Siobhán?
The Traitors Ireland crowns its winner (or winners?) after dramatic finale
McEntee says she has 'always adhered to the legislation' on whistleblowers as pressure continues
'Long-term, fantastic relationship': Trump signs security deal with Greenland and Denmark
Musical featuring music and lyrics by Glen Hansard to premiere next year
The traitors' final murder victim: 'Accept someone else won and be happy? Absolutely not'
Prominent US online 'looksmaxxer' known as 'Clavicular' charged with rape
BAM secures €108m in additional payments over claims made on National Children's Hospital
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Man who escaped through Limerick courthouse window apprehended following garda manhunt
Man arrested after four firearms and €131k worth of drugs seized in Limerick
30 hospitals facing day-long strike action next month as 11,000 health workers set to walk out
Taoiseach refuses to say if Trump banning press from White House is authoritarian