Politics

This month
August 2026
Significant fuel price hike would force reconsideration of excise unwinding plan, says minister
Armed man arrested at Trump's golf course was ‘monitoring security’ ahead of his visit, police say
More than 6,000 people waiting for HSE counselling as waiting lists rise
Over two-thirds of parents are worried about the 'outrageous' cost of school uniforms
'It's been terrifying': locals say action needed in wake of Dublin mountains wildfires
A local councillor is calling for the establishment of a special taskforce to deal with wildfire response.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
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EU ready to back Spain and protect borders after Ceuta crisis, says Jim O'Callaghan
Sinn Féin and Fine Gael level in latest poll, as Fianna Fáil fall to two-year low
A fake story about the housing crisis tried to make me gamble with an online casino in Cyprus
Trump to hold off on new strikes as Middle East allies reach outline of deal to end Iran war
Government touts faster asylum decisions as lawyer warns rushed process risks genuine claims
There has been criticism of cases being decided without an oral hearing.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Belfast native and Labour candidate voted in as Manchester mayor, succeeding Andy Burnham
We will actually lose something when we get rid of our motor tax discs
Paddy Comyn
E-scooter ban puts promised bike and electric car rental hubs on ice
The Green Party has criticised the government’s decision to stall the pilot scheme as ‘totally spurious’.
Last month
July 2026
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Irish Rail lodge planning application for second of eight new railway stations in Cork
'Show me the money!' - Why Wall St and Silicon Valley are having a Jerry Maguire moment over AI
After years of funding Silicon Valley’s AI ambitions, investors want more than grand visions.
Be careful of fake news about Ceuta as Spanish enclave faces migrant crisis
Hamas says it has reached deal for group's disarmament and Israel's gradual withdrawal from Gaza
Here's what happened today: Thursday
PTSB was just sold to a bank you've probably never heard of
Dublin GAA club grounds vandalised for second time in space of 48 hours
Gardaí launch probe as multiple female councillors report ‘very disturbing’ sexual phone calls
Why we should be building more two-bedroom terrace houses
These types of houses can be ‘starter homes’.
Iranian strike kills worker and damages Chinese firm’s building in Kuwait amid renewed attacks
The incident came after the US military said it had carried out a ‘heavy wave of strikes’ against Iran.
Should TDs be allowed to use AI to write parliamentary questions?
Government clears next hurdle in €300m+ plan to purchase military radar systems from France
No further action to be taken by police against UK Green Party leader over guillotine image
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Oireachtas officials had to overhaul the system for TDs to ask questions to clamp down on AI use
The government has completed just 10 of its 74 climate commitments for the last three years
E-scooter rules approved by cabinet, with age increase and mandatory helmets to come in next month
Mother of girl killed in Creeslough explosion hoping for ‘strong commitment’ on public inquiry