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Eurovision: ‘Israel doesn’t care’ about Irish exit. 'You have not sent a decent song in 25 years'
Former Israeli delegate says Ireland could 'return stronger' after RTÉ decides to pull out of next year's Eurovision in light of the humanitarian crisis in Palestine

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Over the shoulder view of a child using a smartphone in a home environment
Cabinet to receive update on possibility of banning social media for under-16s
An update on whether a ban on social media for under-16s is possible is expected at Cabinet next week, the Tánaiste has said. EU member states are examining restricting young people’s access to social media platforms.

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Falling masonry brings down Drogheda Christmas lights
Falling masonry brings down Drogheda Christmas lights
A junction in the centre of Drogheda is closed after building masonry fell, pulling down Christmas lights.

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Tuam excavation uncovers additional infant graves and confirms long-hidden burial ground
Tuam excavation uncovers additional infant graves and confirms long-hidden burial ground
Forensic specialists have uncovered further infant remains and confirmed the existence of a previously undocumented burial ground at the former institution site

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Government grants €700k lifeline to Fota Wildlife Park amid bird flu crisis and closure fears
Government grants €700k lifeline to Fota Wildlife Park amid bird flu crisis and closure fears
The €700k NPWS funding aims to protect endangered Irish species and stabilise Fota’s operations after a severe avian flu outbreak

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

RTÉ Eurovision pullout ‘fully understandable’, says Taoiseach
RTÉ Eurovision pullout ‘fully understandable’, says Taoiseach
RTÉ’s withdrawal from Eurovision draws full backing from Micheál Martin, who says the move reflects solidarity with journalists killed in Gaza

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

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Two-thirds of students have used AI services like ChatGPT, CSO finds
Sending emails is the most popular internet activity with internet banking or mobile banking second

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Aldi recycling centre in Ireland.
Re-turn planning to use some of its €89.8m to build bottle-to-bottle recycling facility
Re-turn intends to use some of the funds accumulated from unclaimed deposits and producer fees to develop the new facility

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

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X fined €120m by EU after probe finds platform misled users with paid blue checkmarks
The European Commission says X misled users with its paid verification system and blocked researchers from scrutinising online ads

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Health minister slams ongoing delays to children’s hospital: ‘It makes absolutely no sense’
Health minister slams ongoing delays to children’s hospital: ‘It makes absolutely no sense’
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says the long-delayed children’s hospital is 'very nearly finished' but warns she cannot accept an unfinished building

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Simon Harris visit to Lebanon
Irish peacekeepers safe after coming under fire in Lebanon
Irish UNIFIL troops escaped injury after coming under small-arms fire near Bint Jbeil, prompting condemnation from defence minister Helen McEntee

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Met Éireann issues dual weather warnings as heavy rain and strong winds hit south and east
Met Éireann issues dual weather warnings as heavy rain and strong winds hit south and east
Cork and Kerry face 24 hours of heavy rain as separate wind warning hits Waterford, Wexford and Wicklow on Friday.

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Travellers suffer in healthcare settings 'due to racism and discrimination'
Travellers suffer in healthcare settings 'due to racism and discrimination'
The new study was led by UCD in collaboration with Pavee Point and the HSE’s national cancer control programme 

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Mounjaro price increase
Mounjaro makers in bid to 'find solutions' to allow weight-loss jab to be publicly funded
HSE has been advised the drug is not value for money

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

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State is ‘utterly failing vulnerable children’ on Camhs wait lists
New HSE data shows Cork and Kerry account for over half of all year-long Camhs waits as TDs demand urgent action

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

69th Eurovision Song Contest - Grand Final
Ireland pulls out of Eurovision 2026 after Israel cleared to compete
RTÉ joins several European broadcasters citing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and journalist safety concerns as it confirms a full boycott of Eurovision 2026

Fri, 05 Dec, 2025

Ukrainian President Zelenskiy visits Ireland
Drones were spotted near Zelenskyy flight path to Dublin before state visit
The sighting triggered a major security alert amid fears it was an attempt to interfere with the flight path

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

'Criminal gangs recruit kids — and try to use their parents' homes to distribute drugs'
'Criminal gangs recruit kids — and try to use their parents' homes to distribute drugs'
Oireachtas committee hears gangland criminals are grooming children as young as 12, and may also be targeting 9-year-olds 

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Israel Palestinians Gaza
Human rights groups allege Microsoft Ireland's data processing on behalf of IDF 'put millions of Palestinians in danger'
Complaint to Data protection Commission alleges processing by Microsoft Ireland facilitated the killing of civilians in Gaza by the Israeli Defence Forces, continues to enable mass surveillance of individuals in the entire occupied Palestinian territory, and enables Israeli occupation of Palestine

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

IFI accused of throwing employee 'under the bus' over uninsured car involved in crash
IFI accused of throwing employee 'under the bus' over uninsured car involved in crash
PAC members criticised Inland Fisheries Ireland for failing to alert gardaí about an uninsured vehicle, leaving a staff member facing summonses

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Government's 'clear repeated promises' have been 'broken', says Sinn Féin
Government's 'clear repeated promises' have been 'broken', says Sinn Féin
The Sinn Féin finance spokesperson listed promises made during the general election, including income tax cuts, falling energy bills and the abolition of student fees

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Irish and Australian media watchdogs agree to work together to ensure online safety
Irish and Australian media watchdogs agree to work together to ensure online safety
Meanwhile, Australia’s communications minister Anika Wells said media platforms must report monthly how many children’s accounts they close once Australia begins enforcing its 16-year age limit next week

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Mid adult professor teaching a lecture from desktop PC at computer lab.
Department not 'in denial' over teacher recruitment and retention, says senior official
Assistant secretary Aoife Conduit said: 'More than 97% of allocated posts are filled, which is a strong indicator of system resilience.'

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Watch: Trinity filmmakers release world's first Sumerian language movie
Watch: Trinity filmmakers release world's first Sumerian language movie
Director and producer Professor Martin Worthington said Sumerian 'is probably the world’s first written language and died out around 2000 BCE'

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

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€1.58m electronic tagging scheme to track prisoners on release and offenders on bail
Justice Department pilot will trial electronic tagging for prisoners on temporary release, sex offenders, and offenders on bail

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Mounjaro price increase
HSE told €5.2bn cost of Mounjaro weight-loss drug is too high to fund for most patients
An NCPE assessment warns the HSE that funding Mounjaro for up to hundreds of thousands of eligible patients could exceed €5bn

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

High levels of 'forever chemical' found in cereal products across Europe, study finds
High levels of 'forever chemical' found in cereal products across Europe, study finds
The impact of ‘forever chemicals’ on human health and the environment is only just becoming clear, with new studies frequently emerging about some of the chemicals’ links to diseases such as cancer

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Here are the top Google searches in Ireland in 2025
Here are the top Google searches in Ireland in 2025
Storm Éowyn, the presidential election, and Dubai chocolate all made the cut

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Tusla refers child missing from school to gardaí
Tusla refers child missing from school to gardaí
'Children absent in education' section has been established within the agency

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Salmon fish in the water, close-up
‘Stronger internal checks’ in place at Inland Fisheries Ireland after 50 cases dropped
Report by the Comptroller and Auditor General found a series of large-scale governance failures

Thu, 04 Dec, 2025

Jim Gavin’s legal team requests copy of Fianna Fáil review before it is presented to politicians
Jim Gavin’s legal team requests copy of Fianna Fáil review before it is presented to politicians
Fears long-awaited review into party's calamitous presidential election will not be ready before Christmas

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Graduation Ceremony, Garda College, Templemore
Retired superintendent 'looked after' hundreds of summonses, court told
Received almost daily requests about such matters — including from Garda commissioners and elected TDs

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

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One in five teenagers have had explicit images shared without their consent, study finds
Experts say social media use and online sexual communication may be contributing to declining mental health among young people in Ireland

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Tánaiste praises ambassador to Israel for rejecting suggestions Ireland is antisemitic
Tánaiste praises ambassador to Israel for rejecting suggestions Ireland is antisemitic
Israel's foreign minister had accused the Government of being antisemitic following a Dublin City Council motion to rename Herzog Park in Rathgar

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Education Graduation stock
Majority of last year's graduates in employment despite uncertain jobs market, survey shows
More than 80% reported being in employment nine months after graduation, while almost 11% were currently undertaking further study

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

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Defence Forces take part in world’s biggest cyber exercise
Nato-led operation included simulated cyberattacks on Ireland’s critical national infrastructure

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Accelerating Infrastructure launch
ieExplains: The Government's 'Accelerating Infrastructure' plan
Most actions are scheduled to be completed by the end of 2026, with some expected to be done in 2027

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Ireland ‘too far behind’ on cadaver dogs needed to find missing and murdered people, expert warns
Ireland ‘too far behind’ on cadaver dogs needed to find missing and murdered people, expert warns
An expert trainer says Ireland urgently needs more cadaver dogs as they outperform technology in locating missing or murdered people

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Garda lantern sign
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after serious late-night crash in Kilkenny
Gardaí are seeking dash-cam footage and information after a late-night collision left two people injured near Mooncoin

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Blurry shadow silhouette of two boys confronting each other
Gardaí probe whether missing boy has been taken abroad after Tusla unable to locate him
Norma Foley confirmed Tusla could not locate the 10-year-old child before gardaí began inquiries into whether he left Ireland with his father

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Government’s action plan either a springboard or a gravestone for housing, say engineers
Government’s action plan either a springboard or a gravestone for housing, say engineers
The Construction Industry Federation welcomed the plan, saying it is an important milestone to tackle the country’s infrastructure deficit

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Cost of moving to digital health records approaching €2bn, Dáil committee told
Cost of moving to digital health records approaching €2bn, Dáil committee told
Mercy Hospital in Cork has now joined University Hospital Limerick and St Vincent’s Hospital in Dublin in offering virtual wards to help patients stay at home while monitored by medical staff

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Christmas-Bored boy wearing santa's hat
Parents telling children that 'even Santa is feeling the cost of living', Dáil hears
The Government decided not to include a cost-of-living package in Budget 2026, meaning that, for the first time in several years, householders did not receive energy credits

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Watch: We asked kids in Cork what the naughtiest things their Elf on the Shelf has done
Watch: We asked kids in Cork what the naughtiest things their Elf on the Shelf has done
Early indications suggest those pesky elves are getting up to widespread mischief

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Office worker riding bicycle
RSA warns of sharp drop in helmet use among cyclists and e-scooter riders
New RSA data shows major declines in helmet and high-visibility clothing use as authorities warn of higher winter road dangers

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Accelerating Infrastructure launch
New laws to fast-track major projects as Government targets ‘serial objectors’
The Coalition announces sweeping changes to streamline planning, limit legal challenges and accelerate delivery of large-scale national infrastructure projects

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Watch: Kevin Sinfield completes '7 in 7' challenge at Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Watch: Kevin Sinfield completes '7 in 7' challenge at Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Watch Kevin Sinfield cross the finish line at Páirc Uí Chaoimh after completing an ultra-marathon in Cork to raise funds and awareness for Motor Neurone Disease.

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Man, 21, dies following suspected fox hunting accident in Co Carlow
Man, 21, dies following suspected fox hunting accident in Co Carlow
Gardaí were called to the scene of the incident at a rural location near Leighlinbridge on Tuesday

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Teen Girl Waiting for Text Message
Young people being impacted by growing tide of extremist views online, says Ombudsman for Children
Half of respondents to the Ombudsman for Children Office's survey of 628 students across 28 secondary schools have heard views that men are more entitled to more authority than women.

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

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Hostile states may target Ireland during EU presidency, cybersecurity experts warn
Experts warn Ireland will face heightened cyber threats, disinformation risks and AI-driven attacks as it prepares for its 2026 EU presidency

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Cost of living crisis
More than a third of post-primary students exempt from Irish are at Deis schools
A record number of post-primary students are exempt from studying Irish, with disadvantaged Deis schools disproportionately affected

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

General Stock - Newspapers
Ireland joins EU initiative to counter disinformation and safeguard democratic resilience
Ireland supports the European Democracy Shield, a new framework to protect reliable news, independent media, and democratic resilience

Wed, 03 Dec, 2025

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visit to Ireland
'Thank you for not losing faith in us' - Zelenskyy grateful for Ireland's steadfast support
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said Ireland stands ready to contribute peacekeepers if a deal is reached, and will be “proactive” in securing Ukraine’s membership of the European Union.

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Europe 'can’t run away from its own values', Zelenskyy tells packed Oireachtas
Europe 'can’t run away from its own values', Zelenskyy tells packed Oireachtas
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that peace is possible, but stressed it must be a 'real' peace, a 'just' peace — one that was 'without humiliation'

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

‘A brave and great man’: Ukrainians in Ireland welcome Zelenskyy to Dublin
‘A brave and great man’: Ukrainians in Ireland welcome Zelenskyy to Dublin
Ukrainians living in Ireland say President Zelenskyy’s Dublin visit brings pride, visibility and renewed urgency as the war grinds on

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visit to Ireland
Zelenskyy urges Ireland to ‘use your voice’ in opposing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Zelenskyy used his Oireachtas address to press Ireland for continued support, warning that Ukraine still faces an existential fight

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visit to Ireland
'It is a great honour to visit Ireland': Ukrainian flag and Christmas tree greet President Zelenskyy at Áras
In her first major event since becoming president, Catherine Connolly hosted Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy and first lady Olena Zelenska

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Fifth of Irish people intend to fund Christmas spend with loans
Fifth of Irish people intend to fund Christmas spend with loans
New research from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission found that households with children expect to spend around €1,600

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

UK's media habits
Media watchdog launches TikTok and LinkedIn investigations over illegal content reporting concerns
Ireland’s media regulator says TikTok and LinkedIn may be using deceptive design that hinders users from properly reporting illegal content

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

€1.27m in contraband seized across Ireland as gardaí arrest driver at Dublin Port
€1.27m in contraband seized across Ireland as gardaí arrest driver at Dublin Port
Large cannabis haul leads a week of Revenue operations that also uncovered weapons, counterfeit goods and multiple illicit drug consignment

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

'Aggressive response' needed to tackle cyber threats facing Ireland
'Aggressive response' needed to tackle cyber threats facing Ireland
NCSC says criminal cyber gangs and hackers, aligned to states like China and Russia, pose a 'significant threat' to Ireland’s national security

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Ireland’s support rooted in shared history, Zelenskyy says during Dublin visit
Ireland’s support rooted in shared history, Zelenskyy says during Dublin visit
Zelenskyy thanks Irish people for supporting refugees and stresses need for long-term security guarantees as peace talks intensify

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Watch: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Dublin
Watch: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Dublin
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy touched down in Dublin late on Monday ahead of a full day of engagements.

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

The doctor gave children vaccination needle
Concern grows as doctors warn of 'rapid increase' of flu cases
HSE chief clinical officer Dr Colm Henry said it takes two weeks to become effective so 'the best time to get vaccinated is now'

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

RTE logo on microphone. copyspace
RTÉ at critical turning point but TG4 has 'adapted effectively' minister to tell Cabinet
Coimisiún na Meán has recommended increases in funding to help both organisations meet their public service obligations

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Technological universities set to appoint professors for the first time
Technological universities set to appoint professors for the first time
A senior source said that there is 'capacity in the current allocation to fund the appointment initially of five professors in each technological university'

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Garda inscription on a police jacket from Ireland
Frontline gardaí will begin carrying Tasers as part of pilot programme
Currently, just a small number of gardaí in the Armed Response Unit and Emergency Response Units have access to Tasers

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Zelenskyy makes historic first visit to Ireland at a 'critical time' for Ukraine
Zelenskyy makes historic first visit to Ireland at a 'critical time' for Ukraine
European leaders are rallying to show their support for Ukraine's president following US-Ukrainian talks to revise a peace proposal that initially favouring Russia

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Man Buying Drugs On The Street
Antisocial behaviour and drugs top community concerns
Report said other key issues were educational support for disadvantaged groups, and support services to children and families from marginalised communities

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Man in prison hands of behind hold Steel cage jail bars. offender criminal locked in jail.
Prison Service fighting 'losing battle' against overcrowding
Overcrowding has resulted deteriorating conditions for inmates, reaching the threshold of inhumane and degrading', Irish Penal Reform Trust warns

Tue, 02 Dec, 2025

Four Courts, Dublin
Planning board drops defence of case taken against granting of permission to build telecommunications mast
An Coimisiún Pleanála told Peter Thomson, who had initially objected to the construction of a telecommunications mast adjacent to his home, that it would no longer be opposing the quashing of the original decision made by its former deputy chair Paul Hyde

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

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WHO warns jabs alone don't solve weight loss as it forecasts doubling of global obesity numbers by 2030
More long-term data is needed on the safety and effectiveness of long-term use, as well as what happens when patients stop using the jabs

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Close up of caring African-American doctor holding hands with senior patient lying in hospital bed, copy space
Only six new nursing homes opened in 2024, but Ireland needs 25,000 more beds by 2040
Meanwhile, questions are being raised about delays to a €250m public-private partnership nursing home project in Cork, Kerry and Tipperary

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Government committed to passing Occupied Territories Bill, Tánaiste Simon Harris says
Government committed to passing Occupied Territories Bill, Tánaiste Simon Harris says
Mr Harris said Government 'intends to proceed with the legislation as per the programme for government'

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Misleading online posts prompt thousands of enquiries about State's 'Our Living Islands' initiative
Misleading online posts prompt thousands of enquiries about State's 'Our Living Islands' initiative
The initiative continues to pop up in viral social media posts promising a new life backed by a hefty government grant

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Motion to rename ‘Herzog Park’ to ‘Hind Rajab Park’, in Dublin
Watch: Dublin residents divided over renaming of park honouring former Israeli president
The proposal to rename a south Dublin park has local Dublin residents divided. 'Herzog Park' was named to commemorate Chaim Herzog, Israel's sixth president, who was born in Belfast.

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Herzog Park
Renaming Herzog Park would have been ‘shameful erasure’ — Ireland’s chief rabbi
The proposal to rename the park has been criticised by Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Tánaiste Simon Harris, and foreign affairs minister Helen McEntee, as well as the Office of the President of Israel

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Garda stock
Motorcyclist, 30s, dies in Wexford crash
The single-vehicle crash happened on the R738 at Growtown Upper in Barntown at approximately 6.20am

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Fianna Fail Enterprise Roundtable
Social welfare payments: Here's when people will receive the Christmas bonus
Pensioners, carers and people with disabilities will be among those receiving the bonus on the same day they usually receive their weekly pension or other primary payment

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Colleges will be asked to help deliver 42,000 student beds
Colleges will be asked to help deliver 42,000 student beds
Universities and other third-level institutions will be urged to negotiate directly with private accommodation providers as part of the Government’s new student accommodation strategy

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Person viewing a smart meter and making a hot drink, with a white kettle
Cost of living: Surge in people switching energy suppliers after price hikes
PrePayPower/Yuno and Electric Ireland were the big winners after Bord Gáis Energy, Flogas, SSE Airtricity, Pinergy, and Energia all announced price rises in the space of a few weeks

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Department of Justice misled PAC on asylum seekers – TD
Department of Justice misled PAC on asylum seekers – TD
Department told the Dáil public accounts committee in October that Tusla was responsible for age verification of unaccompanied minor asylum seekers — but in a letter to the committee last week, the department said it is the International Protection Office

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

girl is taking her black and red electric scooter denim style flowers behind her outside
E-scooter accidents now a leading cause of traumatic brain injuries in children, doctors warn
Many injuries were sustained at high speeds above the 20km/h speed limit, report states

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Russia Ukraine war
Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy to arrive in Ireland today for first state visit
Taoiseach Micheál Martin welcomed the first official visit by a president and first lady of Ukraine to Ireland

Mon, 01 Dec, 2025

Memorial day to celebrate 'life and legacy' of Ashling Murphy to take place in Tullamore next weekend
Memorial day to celebrate 'life and legacy' of Ashling Murphy to take place in Tullamore next weekend
Day is being organised by the Ashling Murphy Memorial Fund will see launch of Gaeltacht scholarhip

Sun, 30 Nov, 2025

Herzog Park
'Monumental failure': Lord Mayor criticises Dublin City Council executive over handling of plan to rename Herzog Park
It comes amid significant criticism of the proposed renaming of the park came from the Government, alongside politicians in the US and Israel.

Sun, 30 Nov, 2025

Paschal Donohoe resignation
CPO powers to be transferred solely to An Coimisiún Pleanála
Compulsory purchase orders reform comes as minister says 'minor technical issues are being weaponised by certain individuals to block infrastructure delivery'

Sun, 30 Nov, 2025

GAA stars lend a hand to promote sport and plant trees in Uganda
GAA stars lend a hand to promote sport and plant trees in Uganda
The Gaelic Players Association, Self Help Africa, and Warriors for Humanity are collaborating on an ambitious plan to plant one million trees in Uganda

Sun, 30 Nov, 2025

Project Vigilant
Two dead after crash involving coach and car in Co Fermanagh
Two men have died following a collision involving a coach and a car in Co Fermanagh. The Bus Eireann coach and a Ford Kuga were involved in the crash on the Derrylin Road near Enniskillen on Friday evening.

Sat, 29 Nov, 2025

Rough sleepers at risk as charity highlights autistic girl left in tent during -2C temperatures
Rough sleepers at risk as charity highlights autistic girl left in tent during -2C temperatures
A Lending Hand says rough sleepers, including an autistic girl in a tent, cannot access emergency beds after nightfall despite new capacity

Sat, 29 Nov, 2025

Coronavirus - Tue Jan 19, 2021
Bus Éireann coach involved in serious crash in Co Fermanagh
The road was closed for a time but has since reopened, the PSNI said

Sat, 29 Nov, 2025

Garda police car at Pearse Street Garda Station in Dublin, Ireland
Two teenagers hurt after car mounts footpath in Dublin
Two teenage boys have been injured after a car mounted a footpath in Dublin. Gardaí are appealing for information about the incident in the Foxrock area on Friday at around 7. 30pm.

Sat, 29 Nov, 2025

Apartment Vat cut offers ‘no saving for anybody’
Apartment Vat cut offers ‘no saving for anybody’
Sources tell the 'Irish Examiner' Budget 2026 measure to stimulate apartment building is useless as the Department of Housing is clawing back the reduction

Fri, 28 Nov, 2025

Stag killed
Gardaí issue appeal following decapitation of stag in Co Dublin
The headless body of the stag, which was part of the deer herd at Newbridge Demesne, Donabate, was found on Thursday morning

Fri, 28 Nov, 2025

Sick couple sneezing together covering mouth with wipes in a park
Up to 1,500 could be hospitalised with flu by Christmas week – minister
A new flu strain 'subclade K' now circulating in Ireland is said to cause more severe symptoms than previous strains of influenza 

Fri, 28 Nov, 2025

Gardaí suspect organised crime group ordered Clondalkin fire attack
Gardaí suspect organised crime group ordered Clondalkin fire attack
The woman remains in a critical condition since Tuesday's incident when a male knocked on the door, doused her in petrol when she answered, and set her alight

Fri, 28 Nov, 2025

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