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Monday
7th September 2026
What's behind AfD's surge to victory in Saxony-Anhalt, and what are they promising?
One of AfD’s flagship policy proposals is “remigration”, a far-right plan to ethnically cleanse European countries of non-white people.
Income tax cuts will only amount to a 'few hundred euro', says Minister Jack Chambers
The minister said he wanted to be ‘honest’ about the income tax package.
Only Greenland and Denmark can decide Greenland's future, says EU chief
Macklemore chanted 'Free Palestine' on Ed Sheeran's US tour and there are now calls to sack him
The rapper’s pro-Palestinian performances while supporting Ed Sheeran have prompted calls for him to be dropped from the remaining tour dates.
Deal to give data centres cheaper energy for riskier supply labelled as 'deeply unfair'
Man (30s) believed to have been abducted and assaulted with iron bars was found lying on roadside
Citizenship rules to be tightened with longer residency and language test
Ticketmaster accused of 'misleading' consumers over Oasis Croke Park ticket sales
Do you think there should be stricter measures for parents if their child commits an offence?
Aryna Sabalenka and Carlos Alcaraz power into US Open quarter-finals
Boy (17) arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after Belfast stabbing
Taoiseach says he's 'favourably disposed' to scrapping stamp duty for first-time-buyers
U2 and Maeve Binchy to appear on new commemorative coins
Large crowds gather in Belgrade for funeral of Serbian war criminal Ratko Mladic
Jamaican delegation to petition UK's King Charles over slavery reparations
Before he heads to Ireland, Republicans are hosting 'Trumpapalooza' in Texas
What you need to know about the new Apple TV series Last Seen
Just one in five people believe they will be able to fully retire
Traffic restrictions in place in Dublin as EU agriculture ministers meet
Five people dead after Amazon cargo plane overshoots runway at Florida airport
Miami-Dade County fire chief said three people were also transported to trauma centres in critical condition, while two others were treated at a local hospital.
Co Clare comeback! GB and Ireland stage stunning fightback to land golf's Walker Cup in Lahinch
Raising them right: Aren’t all families secretly a bit like The Traitors?
Niamh O'Reilly
Far-right Alternative for Germany celebrates 'sensational' win in regional election
Over 270,000 airport passengers stranded due to volcanic eruption in Indonesia
As heists become more common and more violent across Europe, Irish museums are taking note
The prices of precious metals, especially gold and silver, have risen dramatically in recent years.
Sunday
6th September 2026
'I'm faithful yiz thicks': The players are 'on edge' as the drama ramps up on The Traitors
How much do you know about boxing?
Homeowner left out of pocket as council denies liability for €20k flood damage from council flat
Iconic Capel Street shop to shut its doors after almost 60 years
Dublin’s Brenfer Bullseye was established in 1969 by Fergus O’Brien and his friend and business partner Brendan Whelan.
Zelensky to hold another 'more effective' meeting with US envoys to discuss Russia-Ukraine war
How is your budget looking at the moment? Would you like to keep a Money Diary for us?
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Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
First defeat for Xabi Alonso's Chelsea as Arsenal dig deep to prevail
Martin Ødegaard scored the winning goal as the Gunners maintained their 100% start.
Man (34) arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in Co Armagh
Here are the three derelict buildings that Ireland's councils asked to CPO in August
Far-right AfD party set for big win in key Germany state, exit polls show
Former BBC journalist Stephen Walker dies aged 61
Man United left frustrated by 96th-minute equaliser
Cape Verde in mourning after 25 people, mostly children, killed after bus plunges into ravine