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Monday
24th August 2026
Electronic tagging for some offenders will begin by end of the year
Pressure mounts as HSE to decide tomorrow on reimbursement of €280k-a-year Skyclarys drug
Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant to make first official visit to Dublin
This week
23rd August 2026 - 28th August 2026
Sitdown Sunday: A travel writer visited Dublin. Her must-see destination? A supermarket
Is there a moral or business case for the Irish state to spend €20m a year on greyhound racing?
The government continues to prop up a seemingly dying industry, writes Paul O’Donoghue.
Shane Coleman on why he has no time for people who 'threaten and belittle' politicians
Last week
16th August 2026 - 22nd August 2026
Parents can be reprimanded for their child's crimes under Irish law, but is it the right way to go?
It’s the go-to argument when bad things are done by young people: “Where are the parents?”
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Funerals held for three of the teenagers killed in wrong-way motorway crash
RSA quietly publishes advice on wrong-way motorway driving after first saying it had none
The organisation was contacted by the road safety minister this week over its lack of visibility in the wake of the M9 tragedy.
Dáil recalls are rare enough, this is probably the least contentious one in some years
Dáil to be recalled next week so that planned excise duty increases can be postponed
Pearse Doherty says there will be further fuel protests if excise duty cuts are not extended
'Let us study': Palestinian students 'heartbroken' over Irish government visa refusals
More than half of a group of 59 Palestinian students awarded scholarships were refused permission to enter the country.
National review under way as Tusla reveals it had contact with three boys from M9 crash
Five boys aged in their teens died when the car they were travelling in drove into oncoming traffic on the motorway, causing a head-on collision.
'I don't want my parents to bury another child': Friedreich’s Ataxia patients 'beg' HSE for drug
Debunked: Dublin Bus hired from overseas due to a driver shortage, not DEI programmes
Stolen car sped wrong way down Dublin roadway in early hours of this morning to evade gardaí
The incident happened between 3am and 4am this morning after the Toyota SUV was stolen in the Dublin suburb of Drumcondra.
'We always got on fine until this': Healy-Raes (separately) discuss their feud in documentary
There's a lot of public interest in the new government savings and investment account
National Children's Hospital hits 82% room completion as 4,674 rooms signed off
BAM Ireland says a further 690 rooms are fully completed and awaiting design team sign-off as the project enters the final stages of commissioning.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
MEP says driving the wrong way down the motorway should be classed as attempted murder
Minister contacts Road Safety Authority over its lack of visibility in aftermath of M9 collision
The minister of state is understood to have made it very clear that he is unhappy with the organisation.
TD and Youth Committee chair stands by post criticising 'eulogising' of 'thugs'
Ann Travers ‘hopes’ President Connolly can broker meeting with woman convicted of sister’s killing
Rosie O'Donnell regales audience with tales of Ireland as she stands in for Jimmy Kimmel
State Claims Agency dealing with 94 Covid-19 vaccine-related cases
President Connolly to meet sister of Troubles victim who criticised photo with IRA gang member
What's the official advice for drivers if you meet a car speeding the wrong way towards you?
Oberstown workers say staffing issues 'compromise safety' at detention centre
Andy Burnham says he is not embarrassed about being hoaxed by a fake Trump aide message
Private flights with Trump, 'adoring letters' and a new political feud - who is Natalie Harp?
Natalie Harp has become a staple figure at the president’s side in his second term.
Ireland yet to finalise stance on EU plans to limit vitamin doses, says minister