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Politics

May
May 2025
Joe Biden thanks Americans for 'love and support' after cancer diagnosis
Role of influencers to be considered under EU's 'democracy shield' plans
Over 560 people skipped bail in Ireland's district courts last year
Spain's prime minister says Israel should be excluded from Eurovision due to 'double standards'
Pedro Sanchez said that the exclusion of Russia, but not Israel, meant that Eurovision organisers were “allowing double standards”.
Former Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan elected chair of the Irish Red Cross
Cork TD says he 'wasn't speaking as councillor' when he made comments about Travellers on radio
Major new 'reset' deal means UK travellers may soon make a return to the EU line airports
A key post-Brexit deal between the UK and EU has been reached in London this morning.
Pro-EU centrist wins tense Romania presidential vote rerun
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The big difference between Keir and Jim on immigration
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94% of Irish people trust elections, while work and holidays are the main reasons for not voting
There's been a surge in the number of gardaí leaving within five years of joining up
TD Peadar Toíbín said a lot will hinge on who is hired to be the next Garda Commissioner.
Migration Minister says he is unaware of reported plans to purchase Dublin's Citywest Hotel
Minister of State Robert Troy ‘unaware’ ministers have been briefing Michael Lowry’s grouping
Ireland’s 'right to request' remote work law is useless - it should be overhauled
One prominent employer has called the law a ‘toothless tiger’. Frankly, that feels kind.
Austria's JJ has won the Eurovision final, with Israel finishing second
Two people were detained after a protest during the Israeli peformance, but were later released by police.
'Highly coincidental' Airbnb launched €100k in rural Ireland grants two weeks after clampdown, says TD
Airbnb’s new grants range from €1,000 to €10,000 and are available to local organisations and community groups.
Two weeks after government announced it is moving to ban planning permissions for short-term lets in towns of more than 10,000 people, Airbnb launched its 'Rural Tourism Fund'
Ireland are gone - but here are eight acts to keep an eye out for in the Eurovision final
From French sand to Swedish saunas, we’ve got you covered.
Garda hospitalised after US plane at Shannon Airport spray-painted by pro-Palestine protestors
Three women were arrested following the protest.
President highlights 'forced starvation' in Gaza in speech during commemoration of the Famine
Public ethics watchdog to investigate comments made by Independent Ireland TD Ken O’Flynn
European leaders prepare fresh sanctions package on Russia, coordinating with the US
New claims Mountbatten sexually abused children from notorious Belfast boys' home
Sinn Féin banned from trans Pride march following last-minute meeting with Mary Lou McDonald
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
BBC reporter denies claims she had ‘no regard or care’ about Gerry Adams allegation
'Settlement' allowed former CHI boss keep salary after taking up new role, PAC told
No value for money assessment conducted on bike shelter project, long-awaited audit finds
'It's damning': Children had hip bones cut into unnecessarily, Doherty tells Dáil
Harris cites US 'fundamental misunderstanding' of pharma industry as EU holds tariff talks
Fears Air Corps may have to cut down on night flights due to lack of air traffic controllers
Air traffic control for the Air Corps is managed from Casement Aerodrome at Baldonnel in southwest Co Dublin.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Families in Gaza eating grass and animal feed as doctors witness record levels of malnutrition
Israel’s blockade has entered its eleventh week.
'It's a collapse of basic survival. It's a collapse of dignity. It's a collapse of the international order.'
Ex-Taoiseach Leo Varadkar joins singer Lyra on RTÉ's new adventure show tonight
Over 2,200 letters sent to parents of children who underwent hip surgeries
Fianna Fáil TD says learner drivers should be allowed drive a car unaccompanied
Dublin building collapse example of why derelict site levy should rise, says councillor