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2nd March 2025 - 8th March 2025
Tesla Takedown: Protests across the United States are targeting Elon Musk's car company showrooms
European Central Bank cuts interest rates to 2.5%, the sixth reduction since last June
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano to meet again at Madison Square Garden in July
Simon Harris has refuted a claim by Marco Rubio about what they discussed on the phone this week
Ireland's first fully-funded gambling addiction treatment programme launched today
Hamas says Trump's 'dead' threat to Gaza undermines ceasefire
'Author of his own misfortune': High Court orders McGregor to pay costs of CCTV application
BusConnects routes gaining more popularity and punctuality than older lines, says NTA
Teenager armed with shotgun overpowered by passengers after boarding flight at Australian airport
Six Nations: Ireland team announced ahead of Saturday's crunch tie against France
Girl (11) dies in road collision shortly after getting off schoolbus in Co Derry
Enterprise minister says TikTok redundancies 'very difficult' for laid-off workers
Poll: Do you support the Government's short-term letting clamp-down?
Four teenagers among 20 people arrested by gardaí in Dublin burglary crackdown
Kneecap, CMAT and more Irish artists announced for Glastonbury line-up
Expenditure Minister again rules out 'ad hoc' energy supports despite Energy Department warnings
The world's sea ice cover hit a record low last month
Court of Appeal to hear attempt by the State to overturn a ruling that it failed asylum seekers
Brisbane battens down the hatches as tropical cyclone begins to lash parts of eastern Australia
Larry Donnelly: What lies in wait following spectacle of Trump’s speech?
Larry Donnelly
Thousands miss out on compensation from Irish Water complaints process
Irish Water initially refused to say how many customers got compensation, saying it ‘could lead to an increase in the number of complaints’.
The Journal Investigates reports that €30 can be claimed if plans to resolve issues aren't provided within certain timeframes
People who complain through TDs and councillors aren't entitled to the payment
But many who complain directly to Uisce Éireann say they get nowhere
Harvey Elliott the hero as Liverpool earn smash-and-grab Champions League win over PSG
Katie McCabe, Oasis and 'Guinness diplomacy': Martin and Starmer open first Ireland-UK summit
Derek Blighe contests donation to refugee charity but is ordered to pay sum to new group
Macron proposes extending French nuclear deterrent to EU partners and Ukraine troop deployment
‘The future of Europe does not have to be decided in Washington or Moscow,’ said Macron in an address to France.
The UK and France are coordinating European efforts to support Ukraine after a dramatic breakdown in relations between Donald Trump and Zelenskyy.
The CIA director has confirmed that the US has "paused" intelligence-sharing with Ukraine.
Trump grants one-month exemption for US carmakers from tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico
US confirms direct talks with Hamas, with Israel 'consulted on the matter'
Bank of Ireland to pay €350K over alleged data breach that saw woman stalked by her father
Former Limerick hurler is 'a totally different man' after sustaining work injury, court told
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
'Europe must be self-reliant': Taoiseach and O'Neill 'disagree' over Belfast missile deal
Government informed of up to 300 job losses at TikTok’s Irish operations
Macron says price of peace 'cannot be the collapse of Ukraine' amid 'real' Russian threat to Europe
The French president also warned that Europe must be prepared for the US “not to be at our side” going forward.
Ireland is 'open to any invitation' to assist in peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine - Martin
Taoiseach Micheál Martin was asked if Ireland would support the UK and France’s peace coalition for Ukraine.
Taoiseach meeting Starmer in Liverpool ahead of first Ireland-UK summit this week.
Ireland will not take part in a 'deterrent force', but will support peacekeeping efforts.
Micheál Martin not seeking 'advice' from UK PM on Oval Office visit next week.
US Supreme Court rejects Trump's bid to freeze $2 billion in foreign aid
Pope Francis in a ‘stable’ condition but outlook remains ‘complex’
Thousands of beds used to accommodate Ukrainians fleeing war to be freed up for students
Judge notes 'advice' from higher courts as man gets suspended sentence for child sex abuse images
Tax receipts of €13.5 billion collected in first two months of the year, up 12% on 2024 figures