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Sunday
23rd November 2025
Man (40s) dies after being hit by car in Co Waterford
Dr Chris Luke: The current approach to drink spiking is not working - here's how we can tackle it
Dr Chris Luke
Singapore deports Australian man who charged at Ariana Grande during Wicked premier
Sitdown Sunday: Police believed a missing kayaker had drowned. Then they made a discovery
Status Yellow wind warning issued for seven counties, with wet day ahead for most
Man arrested after nearly €500k in cocaine seized in Limerick
Taoiseach disputes Marco Rubio's claim that the G20 is 'anti-American'
Ireland needs a space agency to share in industry which could be worth €3 trillion by 2040
Tá gniomhaireacht spáis de dhith ar Éirinn, dar lenár gcéad spásaire
More needs to be done to help Ireland's nightclubs, says Galway DJ
Why is private investing so complicated in Ireland?
The vast majority of Irish people don’t invest at all, outside of their home or pension – and there’s an Irish-specific reason many don’t.
The reality of driving: Our brains do not understand the risks we face if we crash
Paddy Comyn
Tá níos mó ag teastáil ón rialtas chun tacú le clubanna oíche, a deir DJ ó Ghaillimh
Czechia lowdown: Faroes humiliation, head coach mystery, and fans in revolt
Air ambulance mission 'stood down' after Air Corps forced to ground its fleet of PC-12 aircraft
Sources said that this was because there were not enough technicians available to maintain the small planes.
A beautiful period property in a surprising urban location is looking for its next custodian
Last week
16th November 2025 - 22nd November 2025
Take this quiz to win yourself some wonderful Irish books (just in time for Christmas)
Martin disagrees with O'Brien comments about factors behind people seeking asylum in Ireland
G20 leaders hold sideline meeting as they scramble to respond to US plan for Ukraine
Ireland joined leaders of the EU, Britain, Germany, Canada and a host of other countries at the informal meeting during the G20 summit.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Liverpool slump to another defeat as Nottingham Forest win at Anfield
At least 24 die as Israel launches fresh airstrikes on Gaza
Deal made at COP30 without EU's demanded roadmap for phase-out of fossil fuels
Nearly 200 countries approved the deal by consensus after two weeks of fraught negotiations in the Brazilian city of Belem.
Dundalk crash victims forever united together, funeral hears
Ireland 13-24 South Africa
Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by truck in Limerick city
'No one really believed in us': Irishman finishes the first swim of its kind around the island
South Africa insists 'diplomatic tiff' with Trump won't derail tomorrow's G20 agreement
Three arrested after van enters unauthorised area of Shannon Airport
Man accused of kicking and headbutting his mother is refused bail
Irish fashion designer Paul Costelloe dies aged 80
Poll: Do you want to improve your Irish?
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The fashionistas' episode | The GAA in boomtimes for soccer
Following David Clifford’s shimmy into the world of apparel, Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to discuss the big questions: Is Clifford cool enough to sell hoodies? If not, then which GAA players are?
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Rain warning issued for four counties this evening
Daily Mail publisher agrees £500m deal to buy Telegraph newspaper
Taoiseach tells G20 summit to modernise world trade and tackle 'distorting' policies
Tá éileamh mór ar leabhair Ghaeilge in Éirinn agus thar lear, a deir An Siopa Leabhar
Major MAGA figure Marjorie Taylor Greene to resign from US Congress
Surrealing in the Years: Paschal Donohoe leaves government unscathed, but how?
Carl Kinsella