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Infant boy dies following road traffic incident in Dublin
Infant boy dies following road traffic incident in Dublin
The incident occurred outside a residence in Rathmintin, Jobstown, Dublin 24 at around 2pm

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

'Some weeks I work 60 hours': Cork medical student forced to slog to pay for her studies
'Some weeks I work 60 hours': Cork medical student forced to slog to pay for her studies
Lilian Tiina Gleave, a second-year medical student at University College Cork, says having to work so hard is affecting her ability to study

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election 2025
Tenant issue was raised with Jim Gavin in early September — Jack Chambers
Jack Chambers said he would urge Jim Gavin to repay any funds still owed to his former tenant and that he had not spoken to him since Sunday

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Budget 2026: What does it all mean for the average family?
Budget 2026: What does it all mean for the average family?
Billions of euros for social housing, a new Defence Forces uniform, and a Christmas bonus social welfare payment are among the measures in .

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Five of the more unusual things you may have missed from Budget 2026
Five of the more unusual things you may have missed from Budget 2026
Some of the more unconventional tax moves and initiatives announced by ministers Paschal Donohoe and Jack Chambers

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Irish budget 2014
Budget 2026: Here are the changes to social welfare payments and when they kick in
Budget 2026 delivers a €10 weekly welfare hike, higher child and carer supports, and a new pension savings scheme

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Estate agent giving house keys to customer and sign agreement in office.
7% of renters claiming tax credit earn over €100,000, report finds
A Department of Finance review says extending the renters’ tax credit could disproportionately benefit high earners and fail to address housing supply

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

House of Guinness premiere - London
Anthony Boyle: Say Nothing inspired family discussions on the Troubles
The series won four gongs at the Irish Film and Television Academy awards earlier in the year, with Boyle, 31, who played Brendan Hughes, taking home the rising star prize

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Drinking stock
Budget 2026: The old reliables — Smokers hit with price hike but alcohol escapes tax rise
Budget 2026 raises tobacco and vape taxes while keeping alcohol duties unchanged, sparking criticism from health advocates and publicans

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Budget 2026: €10 increase to core social welfare rates; minimum wage hike; Vat changes
Budget 2026: €10 increase to core social welfare rates; minimum wage hike; Vat changes
The country's minimum wage will jump to €14.15 while there will be a €10 increase to all core social welfare rates. The price of a box of 20 cigarettes will be hiked by 50c from midnight.

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‘Extraordinary’ outpouring of love for three family members killed in Co Louth
‘Extraordinary’ outpouring of love for three family members killed in Co Louth
'We cannot bring them back, but we can honour them by ensuring that no other family has to walk this road alone'

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Garda Headquarters
Gardaí investigating death of man, 80s, found unresponsive on road in Sligo
The man was found unresponsive in Enniscrone at around 11.10pm on Monday night

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
ieExplains: Will Jim Gavin's name stay on the presidential election ballot paper?
The former Dublin football manager dropped out of contention late on Sunday night

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Ireland stock
One person dead after house fire in Co Cavan
Emergency services responded to the blaze in the Killygowan area on Monday evening; a technical examination is underway

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Micheál Martin put ‘extensive pressure’ on Fianna Fáil TDs to back Jim Gavin
Micheál Martin put ‘extensive pressure’ on Fianna Fáil TDs to back Jim Gavin
Fianna Fáil TD James O’Connor criticises party leadership, saying intense pressure and poor judgment led to Jim Gavin’s failed presidential bid

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Watch: People of Cork give their thoughts before Budget 2026
Watch: People of Cork give their thoughts before Budget 2026
With Budget 2026 set to be announced later today, the Irish Examiner has taken to the streets of Cork to ask what the thoughts and expectations are.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Budget 2026: €10 rise in State pension and core welfare rates secured in late night talks
Budget 2026: €10 rise in State pension and core welfare rates secured in late night talks
In childcare, funding will be made available to provide thousands more places through a building blocks scheme which will allow existing services to fund extensions

Tue, 07 Oct, 2025

Dr Martin Mansergh funeral
Micheál Martin's position under threat as Fianna Fáil TDs smell 'blood in the air'
One TD suggested that it is '50/50' whether Mr Martin will still be Taoiseach at Christmas

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Louise Burne: Jim Gavin's doomed campaign could have been avoided if leadership listened to TDs
Louise Burne: Jim Gavin's doomed campaign could have been avoided if leadership listened to TDs
Jim Gavin’s short-lived presidential campaign reveals a Fianna Fáil divided, frustrated, and unwilling to rally behind its own leader’s pick

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Martin Manseragh Funeral
Fianna Fáil asked Jim Gavin several times if he had difficulties with tenants, Taoiseach says
On RTÉ’s 'Six One News', Micheál Martin said he proposed Mr Gavin as the party needed a 'broad-based candidate who could have the potential to garner a significant degree of support across society'

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

FDA Juul
Ireland fifth out of 85 countries for percentage of people who vape, WHO survey finds
The World Health Organisation also said children are now nine times more likely than adults to vape on average

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Rosary in Girl's hands
State to compile data on number of children who opt out of religious instruction in primary schools
Majority of primary schools remain under the patronage of the Catholic Church, despite efforts to increase the diversity of schools under multi-denominational patronage

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Sad woman
New campaign will help young people support friends who have been victims of sexual violence
Initiative developed in response to research findings that 79% of college students disclose sexual misconduct first to close friend

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

‘So much more to unite than divide us’ – Heather Humphreys
‘So much more to unite than divide us’ – Heather Humphreys
Ms Humphreys spent the day in the Northern Ireland capital after the number of candidates shrank to two following the withdrawal of former Dublin football manager Jim Gavin

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

ieExplains: What does the Jim Gavin scandal mean for the presidential election?
ieExplains: What does the Jim Gavin scandal mean for the presidential election?
While TDs and senators are due to hold their weekly parliamentary party meeting on Wednesday, some are agitating for an earlier convening to discuss the fallout from Mr Gavin’s campaign

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

'Classless' Jack Chambers 'threw Jim Gavin under the bus', say Fianna Fáil TDs
'Classless' Jack Chambers 'threw Jim Gavin under the bus', say Fianna Fáil TDs
One Fianna Fáil source said Mr Chambers' position as deputy leader is under question

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Dental records may be used to confirm identity of body found in burnt-out car
Dental records may be used to confirm identity of body found in burnt-out car
Gardaí said the Dublin Fire Brigade put out the fire and human remains were found

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
S Couple were expecting baby when fighting to get overpaid rent back from Jim Gavin
Jim Gavin withdrew from the presidential race on Sunday night after the issue came to light

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Mideast Wars Gaza Flotilla
16 Irish citizens detained by Israel on Gaza flotilla 'on their journey home'
The interceptions of the flotilla boats and the arrest of the activists sparked demonstrations across continents

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Haughey's papers received by university
Martin Mansergh showed ‘boundless commitment to very end’, funeral told
Martin Mansergh was a key figure during the Northern Ireland peace process, before joining Fianna Fáil and becoming a senator and TD

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

'I’ll never know if that was the first breast cancer because there was no ultrasound done'
'I’ll never know if that was the first breast cancer because there was no ultrasound done'
Initially seen at a breast clinic, Niamh Noonan had a physical examination but no ultrasound

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Chambers: Jim Gavin’s account of rental dispute 'contradicted' by documents provided to Fianna Fáil
Chambers: Jim Gavin’s account of rental dispute 'contradicted' by documents provided to Fianna Fáil
Fianna Fáil's deputy leader has rowed in behind Taoiseach Micheál Martin and insisted due diligence was done on Jim Gavin before the former Dublin manager withdrew from the presidential election race 

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Billy Kelleher: Fianna Fáil did not do 'due diligence' before selecting Jim Gavin as presidential candidate
Billy Kelleher: Fianna Fáil did not do 'due diligence' before selecting Jim Gavin as presidential candidate
Billy Kelleher, who had hoped to run as Fianna Fáil's candidate, said there were 'multiple failures' in the campaign

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Circulating pump recall
'Urgent' recall as 114,000 homeowners warned of circulating pump electrocution risk
The recall is one of the largest product safety alerts ever issued by the CCPC, and one of the most serious

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Fianna Fáil 'a laughing stock' as Taoiseach under pressure following Jim Gavin's exit
Fianna Fáil 'a laughing stock' as Taoiseach under pressure following Jim Gavin's exit
One Fianna Fáil party source called Jim Gavin's short-lived presidential campaign 'a complete and utter f**k up from top to bottom'

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Budget 2026: Here's what's expected as talks set to go down to the wire
Budget 2026: Here's what's expected as talks set to go down to the wire
Paul Hosford and Louise Burne break down what we are likely to see on Tuesday across each of 12 government departments 

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Latest Exchequer returns
College fees to be cut by €500 as Budget 2026 talks go down to the wire 
Negotiations 'a slog' as public expenditure minister Jack Chambers insists that ministers make business case for spending

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Couple counseling or therapy session. Man talking about problems in the family. Husband and wife meeting their psychiatrist.
New therapy regulations 'will not ensure public safety'
Row between psychotherapy sector and regulator Coru escalates as IACP warns that new standards could put patients at risk

Mon, 06 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
Fianna Fáil presidential election candidate Jim Gavin withdraws from race
'When I announced my intention to contest the presidential election, I did so in a spirit of lifelong public service and a love of country. That has always been my sole motivation,' he said

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Woman remains in custody in relation to fatal assault of man in Tipperary
Woman remains in custody in relation to fatal assault of man in Tipperary
The woman, aged 24 and from the Czech Republic, was arrested at the scene, on O’Callaghan’s Lane, at around 11pm on Saturday

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Official Opening of the Central Mental Hospital, Portrane
Budget 2026: Minister seeks funds for psychiatric ICU in Central Mental Hospital
Opening could 'significantly reduce' the lengthy waiting times for severely ill prisoners

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

'Sure what else could I do?': Gala for Gaza born out of empathy and executed through community spirit
'Sure what else could I do?': Gala for Gaza born out of empathy and executed through community spirit
Full-time mother and gala organiser Melanie McGovern said she felt … 'paralysed, I suppose. Helpless. And then one evening I thought, right, I’ll just do something. Anything'.

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

UK organisations urged to boost cyber attack defences
China and North Korea linked to cybercrime groups targeting Ireland  
EU cyber agency ENISA said Russian state cyber groups continuously targeted EU states with cyberespionage but found no reported incidents of Russian activity in Ireland

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
Presidential election: Jim Gavin fails to answer questions about failure to register apartment
'I didn’t register it, yeah,' Mr Gavin said. He was also asked about reports that a former tenant of the rental property was not reimbursed rent he had overpaid 

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Military accident
Two deaths on Irish roads in last 24 hours
Two people have been killed on Irish roads in the last 24 hours. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a man in his 60s was killed in a crash in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
Race to the Áras: Candidates clash on Russia, rent and border polls during tetchy second debate
All three candidates were asked about the lack of a debate in Irish, with Ms Connolly the only candidate who is fluent. 

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Brother of murdered Cork woman welcomes move to remove killer's guardianship rights
Brother of murdered Cork woman welcomes move to remove killer's guardianship rights
Killer has a right to know where his children live and to be involved in major decisions affecting them

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Kildare the most expensive county to house international protection applicants at €92 per night
Kildare the most expensive county to house international protection applicants at €92 per night
Average cost to accommodate an asylum seeker nationwide last year was €83.82 per night

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

'I just feel my mother is being fobbed off. I don’t think it is one bit fair on her'
'I just feel my mother is being fobbed off. I don’t think it is one bit fair on her'
Mother and baby home survivor Chrissie Tully wants to own the house 'in the hope that her missing son will have a place to call home should he ever return'

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Race to the Áras: Catherine Connolly tops opinion poll as Jim Gavin flounders
Race to the Áras: Catherine Connolly tops opinion poll as Jim Gavin flounders
If reflected at the polls on October 24, it would be a disaster for Fianna Fáil and Micheál Martin.

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

'Only for one person I think I’d be in prison': Cork filmmaker shining a light on 'broken' foster care system
'Only for one person I think I’d be in prison': Cork filmmaker shining a light on 'broken' foster care system
Seán Downey, aka Swan, is passionate about creating awareness about Ireland's foster care system and is calling for a 'complete overhaul' of the system and the outdated Childcare Act

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Fine Gael think-in
Government planning 'America250' events to mark 250th anniversary of founding of the US
The events in the US will have three separate themes, Ireland as an international partner of the US, Ireland and the making of America and a third highlighting the Ulster Scots contribution

Sun, 05 Oct, 2025

Garda inscription on a police jacket from Ireland
Two arrested as gardaí use pepper spray during pro-Palestine protest at Dublin Port
Protesters clashed with gardaí at Dublin Port after attempting to breach a security cordon, prompting arrests and use of pepper spray

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Daughter of flotilla detainee calls for sanctions on Israel
Daughter of flotilla detainee calls for sanctions on Israel
Jenna Almai said her mother, Maureen, had been detained while sailing on board the Paola I, which was one of more than 40 vessels intercepted

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Garda stock
Gardaí probe discovery of man’s body in Meath
His body was discovered in the Agher area shortly before 10am on Friday

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Man who died in Donegal weather-related incident named locally
Man who died in Donegal weather-related incident named locally
It is believed he may have fallen from a height during severe weather conditions

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Storm Amy: 49,000 still without power but worst weather has passed
Storm Amy: 49,000 still without power but worst weather has passed
Storm Amy caused power outages, travel delays, and one fatality as strong winds and heavy rain swept across Ireland

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Co Louth incident
Funeral for murdered Louth trio to be held on Tuesday
In an online funeral notice, Mark was described as well-known for his love of running and a “cherished member” of the local running club North East Runners Dundalk.

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Catherine Connolly's comments on Germany would cause 'serious' damage if she were President, says Taoiseach
Catherine Connolly's comments on Germany would cause 'serious' damage if she were President, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin says Catherine Connolly’s comments on German re-armament could harm Ireland’s ties with key European partners

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Wage slips, wages pay payslips wageslips
No boost to take-home pay as tax bands frozen in Budget 2026, says Donohoe
Finance minister Paschal Donohoe confirms income tax bands will remain unchanged as budget negotiations drag on amid economic caution

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
Race to the Áras: The good, the bland and the controversial all on display as campaign heats up
This week marked the real start of the presidential campaign. Paul Hosford analyses each candidate's performance

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Taoiseach warns restaurants he wants to see Vat cuts reflected in customers' bills
Taoiseach warns restaurants he wants to see Vat cuts reflected in customers' bills
Micheál Martin also vowed there would be support for those on lower incomes to support them with the cost of living and energy prices

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Conference calls for urgency on reform of 'painfully slow' medical negligence process
Conference calls for urgency on reform of 'painfully slow' medical negligence process
Data shows patients taking a claim face just over four years on average before resolution. In Britain the average is 913 days

Sat, 04 Oct, 2025

Storm Amy: Thousands without power as Met Éireann issues fresh orange warning for three counties
Storm Amy: Thousands without power as Met Éireann issues fresh orange warning for three counties
ESB Networks said 184,000 homes, farms, and businesses are without power, predominantly in Donegal, Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Roscommon, Leitrim, and Cavan

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Storm Amy: Man, 40s, dies in 'weather-related incident' in Donegal
Storm Amy: Man, 40s, dies in 'weather-related incident' in Donegal
Incident happened at a domestic residence in Letterkenny at around 4.15 pm.

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Simon Harris visit to Lebanon
Irish peacekeepers 'safe and accounted for' as Israel drops grenades near Unifil troops in Lebanon 
Unifil said peacekeepers at two different locations heard grenades explode near an excavator around 500m away from them at 11.30am on Thursday

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

New veterinary schools to double number of college places in highly sought-after course
New veterinary schools to double number of college places in highly sought-after course
New schools at South East Technological University and Atlantic Technological University will create 80 additional student places 

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Irish Budget 2026
No income tax package; welfare changes: What can we expect from Budget 2026?
As budgets go, there have been a lot less kites flown and leaks compared to previous years

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Warning as 'trending prank' is leading people to report burglaries that aren’t happening
Warning as 'trending prank' is leading people to report burglaries that aren’t happening
An Garda Síochána said it was aware of the “trending prank” in which someone is sent an AI-generated image of a home intruder

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

106th archbishop of Canterbury
Appointment of woman as Anglican archbishop will reopen debate on ordination of women in Catholic Church
Though successive popes have very firmly ruled out the ordination of women, the concern will be this historic appointment will embolden the various groups lobbying for the admission of women to the priesthood, writes TP O'Mahony

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

GREECE-ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN-AID-FLOTILLA
Legality of Israel’s actions against Gaza flotilla 'open to question'
Maritime security expert says international law 'protects the right to the freedom of navigation outside territorial waters'

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

HSE CEO claims 'previously hidden need' behind surge in gynaecology waiting lists
HSE CEO claims 'previously hidden need' behind surge in gynaecology waiting lists
Of the 567 teenagers on the waiting list, 18 have been waiting longer than 18 months, the Oireachtas Health Committee heard

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Tuam Mother and Baby Home site
Five sets of skeletal remains found at Tuam site from before mother and baby home
The excavation for this reporting period has concentrated on three locations which include the site of a former workhouse yard

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Disused Cork convent to become refuge for victims of domestic violence
Disused Cork convent to become refuge for victims of domestic violence
Proposed development to include construction of two four-storey residential blocks, which will comprise eight three-bedroom apartments, 16 two-bedroom apartments, and eight one-bedroom apartments

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

DR. TONY MARGIOTTA
GP Tony Margiotta sues gardaí for malicious prosecution after fraud trial collapsed
After a collapsed fraud trial, GP Tony Margiotta is suing gardaí for malicious prosecution linked to sick note allegations

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Manchán Magan 16/3/2025
Manchán Magan, celebrated Irish writer and documentary maker, dies aged 55
Irish writer, broadcaster, and documentary maker Manchán Magan, a passionate advocate for the Irish language, has died aged 55

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Child playing with mathematical toy
Foley to push for 'start' in reducing childcare fees in budget 
ources cautioned that changes could begin with those paying the highest monthly fees for creche places

Fri, 03 Oct, 2025

Storm Amy: 107mm of rain falls on Glengarriff as fresh orange and yellow weather warnings issued
Storm Amy: 107mm of rain falls on Glengarriff as fresh orange and yellow weather warnings issued
Met Éireann warns of widespread heavy rain, flooding risk, and gale-force winds as Storm Amy approaches Ireland 

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Former Fianna Fáil minister defends Catherine Connolly over hiring of ex-prisoner
Former Fianna Fáil minister defends Catherine Connolly over hiring of ex-prisoner
Catherine Connolly faces criticism over hiring Ursula Ní Shionnáin, with Eamon Ó Cuív and Mary Lou McDonald defending the decision

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

BELGIUM-EU-MERCOSUR-TRADE-ECONOMY
Carve out from US tariffs for drinks sector a 'priority', says EU trade commissioner
The US is the largest international market for Irish whiskey, with exports to the US totalling around €420m per year

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

drug syringe and cooked heroin on spoon. drug addict problem and therapy concept
Questions over 'incomprehensible' exclusion of community groups from drugs strategy steering group
The Oireachtas drugs committee is seeking an explanation of the reasoning behind this decision.

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

APTOPIX Mideast Wars Gaza Flotilla
Irish activists aboard remaining aid ships describe 'intimidation' from Israeli forces 
Irish activists aboard aid flotillas vow to continue their mission to Gaza despite Israeli interceptions, drone intimidation, and looming deportations

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Irish people have a 'degree of naivety' about 'existential threats' from Russia, says Taoiseach
Irish people have a 'degree of naivety' about 'existential threats' from Russia, says Taoiseach
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has claimed there is a "degree of naivety" among the Irish public as to the "existential threats" from Russia and other aggressors.

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Irish presidential election
Jim Gavin campaign deletes Instagram video after Defence Forces member named in Lebanon
Jim Gavin deleted an Instagram video naming a Defence Forces member in Lebanon, as rivals warned against politicising the military

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Irish hospitals now so overcrowded they breach safe occupancy limits, report finds
Irish hospitals now so overcrowded they breach safe occupancy limits, report finds
Up to 934 extra beds needed in Cork and Kerry, to include up to 123 for day patients and up to 811 for in-patient overnight beds, ESRI data shows

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Royal Navy deployed to shadow Russian warship
New strategy to highlight need for laws to tackle Russian shadow fleet 
Strategy focused on 'most urgent risks and threats' Ireland’s maritime faces from a national security and defence perspective, Dáil committee told

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Tusla chief said agency had found 'no child protection concerns' around disappearance of Daniel Aruebose
Tusla chief said agency had found 'no child protection concerns' around disappearance of Daniel Aruebose
Kate Duggan told Dáil Public Accounts Committee she would 'absolutely support' the publication of Tusla’s internal inquiry reports regarding Daniel’s disappearance

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Mideast Wars Gaza Flotilla
At least 14 Irish citizens detained as Israel intercepts aid boats heading for Gaza
Tánaiste Simon Harris said 14 people have been confirmed as detained. It is expected that the remaining two citizens on the flotilla have been too

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Ryanair strike
Ryanair boss warns 100,000 passengers could be affected by French air traffic controllers strike
Michael O'Leary said Ryanair expected to be asked to cancel 600 flights as the strikes begin next week, with almost all of them overflights

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Pilot in cockpit
Europe’s air safety at risk amid cost-cutting and staff pressures, study warns
Researchers find profit chasing has ‘systematically weakened’ safety and workers feel unable to challenge decisions

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

MetroLink gets green light from An Coimisún Pleanála
MetroLink gets green light from An Coimisún Pleanála
The MetroLink has been given the green light just over three years after planning permission was first sought by Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Taoiseach calls for activists detained by Israeli forces to be treated 'properly'
Taoiseach calls for activists detained by Israeli forces to be treated 'properly'
Israeli forces stopped 13 boats carrying foreign activists and aid bound for Gaza, with 30 boats are continuing to sail towards the war-ravaged Palestinian enclave

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Gaza flotilla vessels boarded by Israeli forces — a number of Irish activists detained
Israel intercepts 39 aid boats heading for Gaza, organisers say, sparking criticism
Sinn Féin pushed for an extended Leaders’ Questions session after Israeli forces intercepted the Gaza-bound Sumud flotilla carrying Irish citizens

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Burglar
Gardaí using elite armed intervention squads to intercept organised burglary groups 
An Garda Síochána is adopting similar high-security response to organised burglary that it has to gangland killers 

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

AI chat technology, Businessman use smartphone with virtual screen of AI chatbot communicate and answer questions. Artificial in
Artificial intelligence guidelines for teachers and students 'notably absent', report finds
ESRI research notes there has been a notable absence of clear guidelines from the Department of Education on how teachers and schools should navigate the complexities of the AI world

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

Double decker bus Dublin Ireland
Public made thousands of complaints over 'ghost' buses
Oireachtas transport committee hears of widespread anger at unreliable public transport  

Thu, 02 Oct, 2025

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