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Wednesday
8th April 2026
What exactly do the fuel price protesters want?
Slow-moving convoys clogging the roads sought to send a message to government. But what exactly is that message?
Michael D Higgins condemns 'rhetoric of militarism' and rejects Ireland becoming more 'lethal'
SIPTU ambulance members vote for industrial action, up to and including strike action
Gardaí investigate suspicious package sent to office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
Health insurer VHI doubled its surplus in 2025 (when it hiked premiums twice)
BBC found to have breached its editorial standards over Bafta racial slur
Trump threatens tariffs on countries supplying weapons to Iran after two-week ceasefire agreed
Despite the ceasefire announcement, attacks have continued, especially in Lebanon.
Here's what we know (and don't) about the 11th hour ceasefire between the US and Iran
'People keep asking, why didn’t you go more Irish?’: McIlroy hosts dinner for Masters winners
Taoiseach says fuel protests 'are wrong' and 'not a legitimate form of protest'
Do you support the fuel protesters?
Oil prices are down on news of US and Iran ceasefire as global leaders give cautious welcome
US journalist released a week after being kidnapped in Iraq
'Exemptions scheme only applies to Irish, as neither English nor Maths are compulsory'
Is í an Ghaeilge amháin atá san áireamh sa chóras díolúintí, mar is í an t-aon ábhar éigeantach
21 years on, gardaí renew appeal for information on the murder of Emer O’Loughlin
Dangerous cheap e-bikes and batteries bought from unregulated online sites are causing fires
President of Cycling Ireland Ciaran Cannon was speaking after a report in Britain found that e-bike and e-scooter fires reached a record high last year.
Tuesday
7th April 2026
Havertz nabs late winner as Arsenal take quarter-final lead against Sporting CP
Kane gives Bayern Champions League first-leg advantage over Real Madrid
Parrot found perched outside Dublin Airport terminal reunited with owner
Smiles and calm and gags about Irish cooking – McIlroy enjoying his hard-earned comfort at the Masters
Buses and Luas trams at a standstill in Dublin as fuel protests continue into the night
Northbound Luas services are unable to pass the protesters, who are currently blocking the line at O’Connell Bridge.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
UN peacekeepers in Lebanon were killed by Israeli tank fire and Hezbollah bomb, probe finds
Nationwide fuel protests see tractors and lorries bring traffic to a crawl on major roads
What has Israel been doing while the world focuses on Trump's actions in Iran?
Bill Gates to testify before US Congress about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
Ireland's pandemic review: Six years on from Covid, the real lessons have yet to be learned
Dr Suzanne Crowe
Ireland has spent more money than it's taken in so far this year
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An unusual Masters: Tiger absent and Rory back as champion
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Man charged over ketamine seizure jumped from upstairs window when gardaí arrived, court hears
A morning with Manchester United and their giddy fans as the squad train at Carton House
Decorated Australian solider charged with murdering unarmed prisoners captured in Afghanistan
Gardaí investigating the death of a woman (50s) in Cavan
Sinn Féin and other politicians back fuel protest from makeshift stage outside GPO
The convoys are protesting the price of diesel, petrol and home heating oil caused by the ongoing war in the Middle East.
Over 4,000 drivers caught speeding and 175 intoxicated during Easter bank holiday weekend
JD Vance accuses EU of 'interference' in elections as he backs Viktor Orbán on Hungary visit
New Artemis II images released after astronauts complete flyby around far side of the Moon
The astronauts will continue their journey back to Earth today, bringing with them rich celestial observations.