Politics

This month
July 2026
Gardaí will engage with Jordanian police to bring back chief suspect in murder of Jamey Carney
Dublin councillors begin High Court action over park renaming rules
Tens of thousands set to take to streets for Twelfth Orange Order parades
Sanctions on Russia are a 'priority' for Ireland's EU Presidency, McEntee says
US hits Iran as Gulf states targeted in flare up over Hormuz
Von der Leyen says Europe has done most for Gaza. Can Ireland push for more during its presidency?
Ireland has a golden opportunity to make its voice heard. The big question is whether Europe will listen.
Áine Lawlor signs off from The Week in Politics after more than 40 years at RTÉ
Limerick mayor: Aughinish Alumina workers need 'clear communication' on future from government
US senator Lindsey Graham, who criticised Irish support for Palestine, dies aged 71
Sitdown Sunday: The strange story behind the late Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart
Iran announces closure of Strait of Hormuz after fresh US attacks
Still no agreement on making costly prenatal testing available through the public system
'Jesus, he really is a tosser': Four winners and two losers of the week
A shift in the polls has some people happy, a report shrouded in secrecy and an MEP out on her own.
US officials in Lebanon for talks about on the withdrawal of Israel from the south of the country
Scammers posing as Pearse Doherty online are asking for money, Sinn Féin TD warns
Police investigating Ann Widdecombe’s death believe she was attacked 24 hours before being found
A man who was arrested on suspicion of murdering Widdecombe was released from custody and is no longer part of the investigation.
Patrick O'Donovan flown back to Ireland on government jet after becoming unwell in Belgium
What is ‘chat control’, the EU's contentious plan to fight online child abuse?
Minister defends number of homes reserved for Irish speakers in Gaeltacht
Trump says US will 'completely decimate' Iran if they try to assassinate him
The EU wants more cash (a lot of it for defence and security). Here's how it plans to get it.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Ireland is in danger of becoming less culturally sovereign. Here's why.
Judge criticises 'inappropriate' withdrawal of representation for murder conspirator
Man (26) arrested on suspicion of the murder of former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe
Police have said that Ann Widdecombe was found dead inside at her home, having sustained ‘serious injuries’.
The government is facing a Supreme Court challenge over its 2023 Climate Action Plan
MEP calls for Ireland to increase testing done on newborn babies for rare conditions
Trump updates Netanyahu on 'American moves in the Gulf' as fighting with Iran continues
Andy Burnham says UK's Labour 'got it wrong' in the early stages of Israel's offensive in Gaza
Call for 'no wait card' for people needing urgent access to toilets for health reasons
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Gardaí can refer first-time offenders with personal drug possession to the HSE from September
Minister Patrick O'Donovan 'under close medical observation' in Brussels hospital
Madonna is back with a new album and has been getting her best reviews in years
DUP appoints former policeman Jim Gamble to lead Jeffrey Donaldson review
A group of church leaders told the Taoiseach to use the EU presidency to speed up delivery
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Farage wanted a coronation. He got Count Binface.
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Debunked: 'Cheapfake' video shared online makes Leo Varadkar appear to complain about immigrants