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28th September 2025 - 4th October 2025
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
TD criticises 'deterioration' of Garda Armed Support Unit amid plan for amalgamation
'This is cowboy stuff': Government questioned on significant overcharging by Ipas providers
Hunter S. Thompson's death to be reviewed by officials 20 years after it was ruled a suicide
Parenting: I left my teenagers to fend for themselves this summer. Why didn't I do this years ago?
Gwen Loughman
Jim Gavin says he didn't see drone filming campaign footage during park run
Catherine Connolly hired woman convicted of gun crime to work in Leinster House
Irish girl guides are helping older people improve their digital skills
Vacant buildings on two Dublin city centre streets to become homes for 'key workers'
The Social Democrats want the state to invest €120m in modular home 'factories'
Case of garda and alleged sexual assault by his brother among referrals to GSOC
Man arrested as cyclist (40s) hospitalised following collision with car in Kerry
Committee warned fish kill from recent Cork incident could run into the ‘hundreds of thousands’
Catherine Connolly among TDs highlighting hunger strike by industrial school survivors
Heather Humphreys says people 'didn't understand' family and care referendums
Taoiseach: Real wages are up, so people won't be worse off without cost of living Budget package
Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus are going abroad to try and recruit more drivers
Health minister 'not happy' with spinal surgery waiting lists but won't call it 'an emergency'
Man charged over stabbing of garda is further charged with arson of Conor McGregor’s Dublin pub
Storm Amy: Nationwide weather warning issued with 'near gale force' winds expected on Friday
A Status rain warning has also been issued for 14 counties on Thursday, with Status Orange in Kerry.
How much is okay for the State to spend on a bike shed?
Oktoberfest grounds closed after fire and explosions leave one person dead in Munich
Tight security as Taoiseach and other EU leaders meet in Denmark to talk defence and drones
Michael McDowell says he didn’t nominate Maria Steen because her election would be ‘step backwards’
Explainer: Why were the Áras candidates asked about the tricolour in the first TV debate?
'As if the Earth stopped spinning': At least 69 killed in Philippines earthquake as search continues
DWTS has a new head judge and there's a new co-host for the upcoming season
Nicole Kidman files for divorce from Keith Urban
Opinion: The means test for carers is an insult and must be scrapped
Liam Quaide
US government shuts down as Republicans and Democrats fail to pass funding plan
Roughly 750,000 federal workers are expected to be furloughed, some potentially fired by the Trump administration.
Parents face huge fee increases as over 50 childcare providers withdraw from government scheme
The scheme aims to increase childcare affordability but some providers who have left are pushing up their prices by over €300 a month.
Public scheme helps fund childcare operating costs
Fees of participating providers are frozen and any increase must be approved
Large providers in Dublin, Cork, Galway and Wicklow have left the scheme
Councillor says she was struck in face during random attack on Dublin street
Four people hospitalised after becoming unwell in Belfast
Construction bosses say they're sending their staff abroad for work because of uncertainty here
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The presidential debate raised many questions (like why doesn't Jim Gavin talk GAA?)
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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
UK government 'in discussion' with Irish government over proposed 'Brit-cards'
Over 70s can now bring a loved one or friend on public transport for free