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22nd June 2025 - 28th June 2025
26 nursing homes fail to meet regulations for safe care in unannounced HIQA inspections
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Global airlines suspend and reduce flights to the Middle East as conflict rages on
Former school principal jailed for four years for indecent assault of pupils
Quashing of A5 road upgrade on climate grounds slammed as 'devastating' and 'disappointing'
Orcas spotted grooming each other with seaweed in first evidence of marine mammals making tools
Who are Palestine Action, and why is the UK government set to ban them as a terror threat?
Critics of the plan to ban Palestine Action say free speech and the right to protest are under threat in the UK.
MCD on course to sell 2.5m tickets this year with sell-out Oasis and Robbie Williams shows
A library with a difference celebrates a year of cutting down on plastic by passing on toys
Man arrested after PSNI officer dragged by car during traffic stop in Co Tyrone
Man charged with causing damage to the Taoiseach's Cork constituency office
Motorist drives wrong way up closed section of Co Limerick motorway after crash
Timeline: When did Donald Trump really decide to bomb Iran?
U2's The Edge among thousands of people to receive Irish citizenship today
Born in Essex, the child of Welsh parents has lived in Ireland since he was one-year-old.
Overnight Russian drones kill at least ten people, including 11-year-old girl
US embassy wants 'every social media username of past five years' on new visa applications
The move has been heavily criticised by Taoiseach Micheál Martin who described it as “excessive”.
Higher food prices and additional support payments increase family farm incomes by 87%
Boots Ireland spared court conviction over misleading Black Friday toothbrush and perfume sale
Did you go on a Leaving Cert holiday?
HSE apologises after child given wrong Covid vaccine with a used needle
Tyrone to face Dublin, Meath to take on Galway in All-Ireland SFC quarter-finals
Monaghan were drawn against Donegal, while Armagh face Kerry.
Watch: Saipan teaser trailer lands as Keane–McCarthy feud set for big-screen revival
Tax breaks for developers? Harris 'remains to be convinced' it's the best tool to boost supply
'Trump's gamble risks all-out war': Irish and global newspapers react to the US bombing Iran
Bride killed and several injured after suspected gang attack on wedding in France
Bombing for 'peace': The White House position on Israel-Iran war has been mired by contradictions
Even as Israeli airstrikes rained down on Tehran, Trump was still urging Iranian leaders to “make a deal”.
Tánaiste says three Irish citizens were helped to depart Iran overnight
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Can the Iranian regime survive a war with Israel?
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Taoiseach leads commemoration of 40th anniversary of Air India disaster in West Cork
Government survey finds majority of the public think it's doing a bad job on climate
'A big mistake': Iran vows to retaliate after US attack on nuclear sites
Ten days of Israeli strikes on Iran have killed more than 400 people, Iran’s health ministry said.
House price inflation levels have reached a ten-year-high
Political parties scramble to introduce policies around AI use after Swedish House Mafia-gate
A Sinn Féin source said that the Mullooly story was sent around to TDs as a “cautionary tale”.
Opinion: You can’t bomb, shoot and kill your way to peace, despite what Trump thinks
Tom Clonan
Quiz: How well do you know the support acts of Slane's biggest concerts?
How does Ireland's prison overcrowding crisis compare to other European countries?
There is a growing number of inmates in Europe’s prisons and many are sleeping on mattresses on the floor.
Wins for Kildare and Limerick in Tailteann Cup semis
Money Diaries: An administrator on €37K living in the Midlands
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