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'Chornobyl is forever' says Adi Roche on 40th anniversary of disaster
Candidates call for left transfer pact as Dublin Central competition gets off to friendly start
Left leaning candidates in the constituency chose to play nicely as they took part in the first panel event of the electoral race.
Yesterday
23rd April 2026
Children's Ombudsman says State's 'poor forward planning' is putting children in care at risk
Working from home vs commuting: As fuel prices rise, we want to hear your stories
Man who stole Noah Donohoe’s rucksack says he ‘never had’ schoolboy’s coat
Larry Donnelly back from Boston: The recent fuel protests have struck a chord in Irish America
Larry Donnelly
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Green light for €100m rejuvenation of 'iconic landmark' St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre
The sun is out and the posters are up, so who is running in Galway West and Dublin Central?
Here are the confirmed runners and riders in the upcoming by-elections.
Delayed naturalisation certs for new Irish citizens stopped them voting in last election
Enoch Burke fails in legal bid to stop disciplinary hearing
Should stamp-duty relief for first-time buyers be re-introduced?
Caroline Foran's new book: I wish I'd known sooner that self-compassion changes everything
Caroline Foran
FactFind: Was Leo Varadkar right about urban areas ‘paying the bills’ in Ireland?
Varadkar’s comments on rural Ireland caused a stir – but was he right?
'Substantial packages' to be announced for agriculture and transport sectors, Taoiseach says
The Taoiseach said the packages will lead to a “significant reduction” in the cost of green diesel.
Irish troops prepare for final Lebanon deployment as peacekeeper death toll rises in the region
It is anticipated the 128 Infantry Battalion will travel to Lebanon with 318 soldiers in May.
The BER system will look different from next month, including a new top category
Man (62) missed daughter's wedding after making 'bomb in luggage' joke at Dublin Airport
Undersea cables at risk from cyber attacks as global tensions rise, McEntee warns
Teenager accused of series of arson attacks on Dublin homes held in custody
No planning needed for front garden bike and bin sheds under new plans
'I manifested this': Maura Higgins lands a spot on Dancing With The Stars US
Young girl airlifted to hospital remains in critical condition after being struck by car
Tánaiste rules out ‘mini budget’ and says it ‘made sense’ to ‘prioritise’ hauliers and farmers
Siptu seeks urgent talks with Pfizer after company confirms threat to 102 jobs
Security legislation needs updating to combat threats like 'lone wolf' attackers, judge warns
Man dies after fire in toilet of Belfast hospital
Fitzmaurice says he'd have more ‘respect’ for Varadkar had he ‘stuck his ground’
The Spring Economic Statement: Ireland is no longer forecasting the future, it’s bracing for it
Nick Charalambous
Irish fashion retailer Born to close after 16 years, with the loss of over 100 jobs
Micheál Martin heads to Ayia Napa as resort town plays host to leaders from across EU
Man in his 60s dies after being struck by shuttle bus at Dublin Airport
Seeking public services through Irish? There'll soon be a chatbot for that
Ar mhaith leat seirbhís poiblí as Gaeilge? Tá bota comhrá nua chun do cheist a fhreagairt!
Crime rate in Dublin's south-west inner city more than twice national average
Only 14 properties available to rent through HAP scheme across 16 areas last month
Census data reveals almost 9,000 people were confined to mental institutions in 1926
People in Mother and Baby Homes were not included in the figure, as the National Archives could not categorise the centres as institutions in the release of the records.
Wednesday
22nd April 2026
Soccer academies: Football can unite Ireland, but the hard work to build its future starts here
Charlie McConalogue