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Major retailer must repay €8.87m in covid wage subsidy payments
The retailer received the €8.872m across 10 months from September 2020 to June 2021 - which worked out at an average €887,281 per month.

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Sawn-off shotgun, scramblers and e-scooters among items seized by gardaí during ‘high impact’ policing operation
Sawn-off shotgun, scramblers and e-scooters among items seized by gardaí during ‘high impact’ policing operation
Gardaí have arrested a man in his 20s who is currently being detained under Section 30 of the Offences Against that State Act at a garda station in the Dublin region.

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Coronavirus - Tue Jan 26, 2021
Irish prison looked at introducing special 'prison vape' after staff complained of breathing in second-hand smoke 
Wheatfield Prison also upgraded ventilation system following nicotine testing that found levels just 4.1% below the occupational exposure limit

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

'An absolute gamechanger': Cork man hails impact of pioneering trial for cancer patients 
'An absolute gamechanger': Cork man hails impact of pioneering trial for cancer patients 
The trial was funded with €300,000 from the Irish Cancer Society. It recently received additional funding from the society and pharmaceutical company Pfizer

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

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Prices of olive oil, wine and fruit expected to rise due to extreme heat and wildfires in Europe
Farmers warn of slump in food production and rising prices as many foods have been lost amid soaring temperatures

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

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Ireland misses deadline to expand human trafficking laws
Forced marriage, surrogacy exploitation, and illegal adoption should have been recognised as exploitation, according to advocates

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Fire officer gives update following Dublin Mountains blaze 
Fire officer gives update following Dublin Mountains blaze 
Darren O'Connor, district officer with Dublin Fire Brigade, said this summer has been one of the busiest periods Dublin Fire Brigade has experienced in recent years with the prolonged hot weather making working conditions “very arduous” for firefighters.

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Met Éireann issues thunderstorm warning for several counties
Met Éireann issues thunderstorm warning for several counties
The forecaster has warned of heavy downpours and lightning, but also warned of potential spot flooding, difficult travelling conditions, lightning strikes and poor visibility.

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Funeral of Glen Hansard to take place today at Dublin's St Patrick's Cathedral
Funeral of Glen Hansard to take place today at Dublin's St Patrick's Cathedral
His family has requested that any donations be made to either the Simon Community or Ukrainian Action.

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

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'Abhorrent and barbaric': Calls for sexual assault treatment unit in Mid-West after rape victim had to travel to Galway 
Absence of a dedicated SATU in the Mid-West has come under renewed scrutiny after a court heard a rape victim travelled to Galway for treatment following an attack

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Online Safety Act
Giving smartphones to children as young as seven 'a scandal', Cork conference hears
Irish Internet Hotline chief Mick Moran said giving children smartphones at a young age was leaving them open to being targeted online by predators

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Stardust nightclub fire inquest
Stardust survivors highlight unjust flat payment system after nearly 100 people paid
It comes as the High Court last week heard that one of the survivors was left 'aghast' after hearing that the Government intends to offer just €20,000 compensation to those injured in the disaster

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Women of Honour group
Legal aid impasse likely to keep Women of Honour out of next Defence Forces Tribunal module
As a result of the legal aid impasse, the Women of Honour were not involved in the first public module

Tue, 04 Aug, 2026

Ireland v Scotland - Guinness 6 Nations Rugby Championship
Rugby tickets and piece of Valentia subsea cable among gifts presented to Government ministers
Under legislation, any gift valued at more than €650 cannot be accepted by TDs and ministers, but any gift valued at less than €650 can be accepted

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

PSNI stock
Children injured in racially motivated attack in North
'This appalling incident left a young family terrified and distressed'

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Glen Hansard death
Thousands turn out to pay tribute to 'trailblazer' Glen Hansard at public wake 
The frontman of Irish band The Frames was killed in a motorcycle crash on the outskirts of Dublin last week. 

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Large data centres must be forced to cover rising cost of electricity, says environmental body
Large data centres must be forced to cover rising cost of electricity, says environmental body
Data centres now consume approximately 23% of Ireland’s electricity, one of the highest proportions anywhere in the world

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Watch: Glen Hansard felt small venues were 'magical' 
Watch: Glen Hansard felt small venues were 'magical' 
Edel Curtin of Coughlans Bar reflects on her memories of Glen Hansard. Hansard played at the Douglas Street venue occasionally from 2016. 

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Garda Covid-19 Checkpoint - N7 Motorway, Dublin
Gardaí make more than 100 arrests for driving under the influence during bank holiday policing operation 
A garda roads policing operation is taking place throughout this August bank holiday weekend, and will be in effect until Tuesday. 

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

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Man, 20s, hospitalised after firearm discharged at residence in Galway
The man has been taken to University Hospital Galway.

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Glen Hansard death
Public wake to be held today to honour Glen Hansard
The life of The Frames frontman and Commitments actor will be celebrated at the Baroque Chapel of the Irish Museum of Modern Art.

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Met Éireann alerts public to 'risk of spot flooding' and potential thunderstorms
Met Éireann alerts public to 'risk of spot flooding' and potential thunderstorms
The national outlook says it will be a “mixed and unsettled” week ahead, turning cooler from midweek.

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Ireland should push for teenager social media ban during EU presidency, says French children's commissioner
Ireland should push for teenager social media ban during EU presidency, says French children's commissioner
Sarah El Haïry was speaking in Dublin after France adopted laws banning access to social media for children under the age of 15

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Ireland's CCTV cameras vulnerable to hacking, warns global cyber firm
Ireland's CCTV cameras vulnerable to hacking, warns global cyber firm
Warning comes after Dutch intelligence agencies issued a public warning Russian security services were 'systematically conducting' digital espionage operations via cameras that are connected to the internet, writes security correspondent Cormac O’Keeffe

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Men to have more access to free counselling through 'Men Connect' project 
Men to have more access to free counselling through 'Men Connect' project 
The programme hopes to better support men aged 30 to 50

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

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Ireland's first defence attachés announced for US, UK, and France
The three officers, who will work directly with ambassadors, are expected to take up their appointments this autumn

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Cabinet briefing - Dublin
Government 'avoiding the issue' of assisted dying legislation 
A 2024 poll of people living in rural Ireland found that the majority of people would support legislation to enable assisted dying or euthanasia

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Schools should be mandated to provide classrooms for after school childcare, education minister told
Schools should be mandated to provide classrooms for after school childcare, education minister told
Provision of classrooms could also bring in much-needed income

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Naval Service applications grow but numbers remain short of target
Naval Service applications grow but numbers remain short of target
The number of people applying to join the Naval Service has increased by 64% in the past year.

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Colin Sheridan: The world has grown accustomed to constant war and conflict 
Colin Sheridan: The world has grown accustomed to constant war and conflict 
The world’s political landscape is ever changing, but peace seems nowhere near

Mon, 03 Aug, 2026

Two men killed and woman seriously injured in separate crashes in Carlow and Donegal
Two men killed and woman seriously injured in separate crashes in Carlow and Donegal
Gardaí are have issued appeals for witnesses to both crashes. 

Sun, 02 Aug, 2026

Donald Trump to visit Ireland for at least two days in September
Donald Trump to visit Ireland for at least two days in September
US president will attend Irish Open at Trump International Golf links in Doonbeg

Sun, 02 Aug, 2026

Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2026 - Belfast
Belfast expects 800,000 visitors for week-long Fleadh celebration of Irish culture
The 2026 event has been billed as one of the most culturally diverse in its history

Sun, 02 Aug, 2026

Gardaí detect 2,500 speeding drivers in first three days of bank holiday weekend
Gardaí detect 2,500 speeding drivers in first three days of bank holiday weekend
Notable speeds detected on Saturday include 101 km/h in a 50 km/h zone on the Dublin Road, Galway

Sun, 02 Aug, 2026

London, UK, 6 March 2021: A menopausal woman puts on an oestrogen patch for hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on her upper thigh
Women urged to be wary around menopause misinformation on social media
A seminar co-hosted by the World Health Organisation was discussing what is known about the cognitive effects of menopause and current research in this area globally

Sun, 02 Aug, 2026

More than 11,000 people have social welfare benefits cut in crackdown 
More than 11,000 people have social welfare benefits cut in crackdown 
Department of Social Protection reduced payments for jobseekers who failed to engage with employment or training services

Sat, 01 Aug, 2026

Emergency Services Stock
Man arrested after gardaí seize firearm and ammunition in Dublin raid
The firearm and five rounds of ammunition were recovered during a search linked to an ongoing organised crime investigation

Sat, 01 Aug, 2026

Driver caught at 172km/h as gardaí detect more than 1,590 bank holiday speeding offences
Driver caught at 172km/h as gardaí detect more than 1,590 bank holiday speeding offences
Nearly 40 motorists have been arrested on suspicion of drink or drug driving during the first two days of the operation

Sat, 01 Aug, 2026

FAI EGM - Media Conference
FAI warned Ireland vs Israel security failure would 'reflect badly on the State', records show
Freedom of Information records reveal the FAI sought wider Government involvement before the Nations League fixture was relocated to Serbia

Sat, 01 Aug, 2026

Road Safety Authority spent €44m on advertising as Irish road deaths climb
Road Safety Authority spent €44m on advertising as Irish road deaths climb
Road Safety Authority defends increased communications spending as gardaí intensify enforcement during the August bank holiday weekend

Sat, 01 Aug, 2026

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Growing numbers reporting unhealthy obsession with 'clean' eating
Bodywhys says increasing numbers of people are identifying with orthorexia nervosa, a condition marked by an unhealthy obsession with the perceived purity and healthiness of food

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Record July overcrowding sees 10,300 patients left without hospital beds
Record July overcrowding sees 10,300 patients left without hospital beds
University Hospital Limerick again the country's most overcrowded hospital amid warning that figures are a 'huge red flag' for winter

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Lyra
£20,000 award for information about murder of Lyra McKee
Three men found not guilty earlier this year of journalist's murder in April 2019

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Modern Train at Cork Station Platform in Ireland
Iarnród Éireann lodges planning application for new train station and park-and-ride at Dunkettle
New stations at Blackpool and Dunkettle the first of eight set to be delivered under the Cork area commuter rail programme

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Migrant health workers in Ireland living in fear of racist abuse
Doctors warn visa delays are putting hospital jobs at risk
One medic has been waiting almost four years for his family's visa application to be resolved

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Markéta Irglová expresses condolences at ‘tragic loss’ of Glen Hansard
Markéta Irglová expresses condolences at ‘tragic loss’ of Glen Hansard
’s musical collaborator, who he co-wrote the Oscar-winning song Falling Slowly with, has expressed her condolences following his death.

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Driver caught at 114km/h in 60km/h zone as gardaí detect 760 speeding offences
Driver caught at 114km/h in 60km/h zone as gardaí detect 760 speeding offences
20 motorists were arrested on suspicion of drink or drug driving during the opening day of the nationwide operation

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Family seeks answers after Yves Sakila's body returned to Ireland instead of DR Congo
Family seeks answers after Yves Sakila's body returned to Ireland instead of DR Congo
Relatives say all arrangements had been made before the repatriation was halted, leaving Mr Sakila's remains back in Dublin

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Nama closes after 16 years as property agency completes its work
Nama closes after 16 years as property agency completes its work
The agency established during the financial crisis will transfer its remaining functions to the National Treasury Management Agency

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Unsettled weather for August bank holiday weekend 
Unsettled weather for August bank holiday weekend 
While some of the best weather will happen on Friday and Saturday, there is a chance of heavier downpours on Monday. 

Fri, 31 Jul, 2026

Bessborough: Minister says 'all options' will be considered for future use of the site
Bessborough: Minister says 'all options' will be considered for future use of the site
Norma Foley also said she will push for cheaper childcare fees in this October’s budget

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

State's failure to tackle human trafficking akin to accepting 'concreting over burial remains in Bessborough'
State's failure to tackle human trafficking akin to accepting 'concreting over burial remains in Bessborough'
Speaking at an event in Cork, UN special rapporteur on human trafficking Siobhán Mullally said the normalising of illegal adoptions over decades is connected to the normalising of human trafficking now

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

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Trafficked women are forced to have sex in brothels 'in every town in Ireland'
Gardaí expect to find more victims and uncover new trafficking networks after operations in Cork and Limerick this month

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

CC APOLLO HOUSE
Watch: The late Glen Hansard and late Christy Dignam sing at Apollo House
The late Glen Hansard and late Christy Dignam from Aslan sing Crazy World together at Apollo House on Poolbeg Street in Dublin on the 20th December 2016.

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

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Gardaí investigate disturbing calls targeting female councillors across Ireland
More than 70 female councillors have reported receiving repeated calls, prompting a national Garda investigation and ministerial condemnation

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

Accelerating Infrastructure launch
Jack Chambers: 'HSE must cut unsustainable staff spend'
'Not acceptable' growth in management and admin positions rather than frontline, he said

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

Urban Crisis
Referral of young people with suicidal ideation to Camhs 'generally ineffective', watchdog says
Body tasked with investigating child deaths and serious incidents was notified about the deaths of 23 children and young people in aftercare or known to Tusla last year

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

Funeral of David Byrne
Daniel Kinahan faces return from Dubai after final extradition appeal fails
Preparations are expected to begin for Kinahan's return to Ireland, where he faces organised crime charges before the Special Criminal Court

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

More than half of child car seats fitted incorrectly, making children 'particularly vulnerable in a crash'
More than half of child car seats fitted incorrectly, making children 'particularly vulnerable in a crash'
Road Safety Authority found 23% of car seats it checked had major safety issues

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

Ireland to fight for fishing industry in upcoming EU budget, marine minister says
Ireland to fight for fishing industry in upcoming EU budget, marine minister says
Meeting of EU fisheries ministers in Cork told Irish fishing industry in crisis, with current quotas making it difficult for the sector to survive

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

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Female councillors subjected to 'disturbing and inappropriate sexual comments'
Representative body says reports from across Ireland point to a targeted campaign of harassment against women in local government.

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

Policing operation underway as gardaí crack down on non-compliance on roads
Policing operation underway as gardaí crack down on non-compliance on roads
Over 4,600 motorists have been arrested for drink/ drug driving offences during the first half of the year

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

Filling up a glass with drinking water from kitchen tap
EPA issue warning as E.coli found in private well water supplies across Ireland
EPA says hotels, creches, nursing homes, and schools that depend on water from private wells should ask whether it is 'safe to drink'

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

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Government clears path for purchase of long-range military radar system
Helen McEntee said Ireland expects to have the first elements of a new primary radar capability in place next year, with the full system operational by the end of 2028

Thu, 30 Jul, 2026

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E-scooters: New minimum age, helmet, and hi-vis rules signed off by Government
Transport minister Darragh O’Brien said plans to to introduce insurance, driver’s licences, and learner’s permits for e-scooters were still being worked on

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Funeral details announced of mother and daughter killed in Cavan road crash
Funeral details announced of mother and daughter killed in Cavan road crash
The schoolgirl died in hospital days after the collision, which also claimed the life of her mother, Nell Raven

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Bluefin Tuna in Net
Ireland's fishing industry under threat as fish move north due to climate change
Global warming is also drawing fish more common in warmer Mediterranean waters, like bluefin tuna, towards Ireland’s shores, but current EU fish quotas do not allow Irish fishers to catch quantities of these species

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Irish Budget 2014
Social welfare payments to be paid early ahead of August bank holiday weekend
Monday payments will be issued early because of the bank holiday as families are reminded about the Back to School Allowance

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson court case
Woman charged with breaching anonymity of Jeffery Donaldson victims
The PSNI said detectives from Newry Criminal Investigation Department had charged a 55-year-old woman

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Friedrich Merz visit to Ireland
Taoiseach tells bomb bail decision critics to ‘respect independence’ of courts
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said unionist parties criticising the bailing of a trainee solicitor charged in relation to a bomb intercepted in a car near the Irish border should “respect the independence of our judicial system”.

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Met Éireann forecasts unsettled August bank holiday as rain ends sunny spell
Met Éireann forecasts unsettled August bank holiday as rain ends sunny spell
Dry, warm conditions are expected to break down later this week, with showers forecast as the bank holiday weekend begins

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Balance.
Solicitors to continue industrial action while engaging with justice minister
The dispute, which has resulted in work stoppages in the criminal courts as solicitors opposed the new system, arose over the introduction of a flat fee payment at the beginning of this month.

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Garda Covid-19 Checkpoint - N7 Motorway, Dublin
Gardaí launch August bank holiday road safety crackdown amid rise in road deaths
Extra checkpoints and roadside inspections will be in place as road deaths remain at their highest level in a decade

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Motorcyclist, 50s, dies in early morning Dublin crash 
Motorcyclist, 50s, dies in early morning Dublin crash 
The motorcyclist, a man in his 50s, was treated at the scene but was pronounced dead a short time later.

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Creeslough families to meet Micheál Martin amid calls for explosion inquiry
Creeslough families to meet Micheál Martin amid calls for explosion inquiry
The Taoiseach has previously said he is “open” to an inquiry, but warned it could jeopardise a criminal investigation.

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Close up on woman legs feet standing on the electric kick scooter on the pavement wearing jeans and sneakers in summer day
E-scooters: New helmet and hi-vis rules to go before Cabinet
Ministers will seek approval for tougher e-scooter regulations, including a higher minimum age, mandatory helmets and high-visibility clothing, and increased penalties for offences

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Friedrich Merz visit to Ireland
Lost without translation: 300 extra civil servants hired but Taoiseach left with failing headset
An event at Farmleigh with German chancellor Friedrich Merz descended into farce when a series of malfunctioning translation headsets left Micheál Martin struggling to follow proceedings

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

'Will I always be stuck in this shelter?': Homeless single adults in Cork say getting housing 'impossible'
'Will I always be stuck in this shelter?': Homeless single adults in Cork say getting housing 'impossible'
Cork Simon report sets out how single adults now make up more than 80% of the households in emergency accommodation in the region, and at the end of 2025, only 5% of them left homelessness for a home of their own

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Local authorities need to retrofit 5,000 social homes a year to meet climate targets, watchdog says
Local authorities need to retrofit 5,000 social homes a year to meet climate targets, watchdog says
Climate Change Advisory Council urges increased investment and faster roll-out in retrofitting, heat pumps, solar PV, and district heating to 'reduce emissions, improve comfort and health outcomes and to protect citizens against volatile energy costs'

Wed, 29 Jul, 2026

Garda stock
Girl dies in hospital days after Cavan crash that claimed mother's life
Child who was injured in a collision involving a car and a flatbed van in Cavan last week has died in hospital

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Chancellor Merz in Ireland
German chancellor rejects claims Irish activist Daniel Tatlow-Devally faces ‘show trial’
Concerns have been raised about the treatment of Daniel Tatlow-Devally in custody, with politicians from both Government and opposition parties calling on Taoiseach Micheál Martin to send observers to hearings in the Ulm 5 trial

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Hundreds killed in Israeli attack on Gaza Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital
Israel targeting hospitals and doctors in Palestine 'part of the genocide', Helen McEntee told
Irish Health Care Workers for Palestine called for Ireland to ensure the EU-Israel Association is suspended during its six-month EU presidency

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Victims of violent crime to be compensated for pain and suffering
Victims of violent crime to be compensated for pain and suffering
Victims of violent crime will for the first time be entitled to compensation for pain and suffering under planned reforms following an EU court ruling that Ireland's existing system was inadequate

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

All-Ireland celebrations cause damage at newly re-opened Mayo pub 
All-Ireland celebrations cause damage at newly re-opened Mayo pub 
Cannon’s Bar on Market Square in Castlebar had been closed since 1989 but re-opened earlier this month

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Cambridge e-scooter trial
Decathlon Ireland to stop selling e-scooters as Government plans crackdown
Retailer says all e-scooters will be removed from its Irish stores and website as new regulations are prepared

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Two arrested as revenue seizes €11.5m worth of cocaine and cannabis at Dublin Port
Two arrested as revenue seizes €11.5m worth of cocaine and cannabis at Dublin Port
Three separate operations involving detector dogs, x-ray scanners and intelligence-led searches also resulted in two arrests and a cash seizure

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Canadian Prime Minister visit to Ireland
Taoiseach to express solidarity with victims of Berlin Pride attack during meeting with chancellor
The meeting in Dublin comes during Ireland’s six-month presidency of the EU Council with items including the EU’s next long-term budget, competitiveness, and enlargement set to be discussed.

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Housing Stock
Charities criticise delay in homelessness action plan
St Vincent de Paul's head of social justice and policy highlighted the 'trauma that children go through'

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

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Ireland authorised €1.65bn ‘dual-use’ exports last year
Israel, United Arab Emirates, and the US among the destinations for items that can be used for military purposes

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Teen woman with headache holding her head
Child trafficking: 'Alarming' that children can travel into Ireland without correct checks in place
Mecpaths was reacting to Hiqa's acceptance of concerns raised by a whistleblower about Tusla's handling of the arrival of unaccompanied minors

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

Rural bus rollout slows to just four new routes in first six months of this year
Rural bus rollout slows to just four new routes in first six months of this year
An average of 24 new routes were introduced every six months between 2023 and 2025 — but just four were rolled out from January to June this year

Tue, 28 Jul, 2026

GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Champions Mayo Homecoming
‘They won’t laugh at us anymore’, Andy Moran tells thousands of Mayo supporters
Moran thanked the crowd of all ages who filled MacHale Park stadium in Castlebar, carrying flags bearing the players’ faces, setting off flares, singing and chanting, and brandishing 'Mayo for Sam' number plates

Mon, 27 Jul, 2026

METROLINK; MINISTER EAMON RYAN TD
Dublin's MetroLink set to cost billions more than estimated due to construction inflation
Public expenditure minister Jack Chambers said costs were being finalised and would go to Government for pre-tendering approval in the autumn, as he acknowledged inflation had increased the MetroLink bill

Mon, 27 Jul, 2026

Child Care Law Reporting Project
'Profits of tech industry being put before the rights of children'
European Parliament criticised for failing to find permanent solution to combat spread of child sexual abuse material through private online communications

Mon, 27 Jul, 2026

Gardaí and family of Deirdre Jacob renew appeal for information 28 years on from disappearance
Gardaí and family of Deirdre Jacob renew appeal for information 28 years on from disappearance
At the time of her disappearance, Ms Jacob was 18-years-old and had just completed her first year at St Mary’s University in Twickenham, London, where she was studying to become a teacher.

Mon, 27 Jul, 2026

Man found dead in Dublin recycling facility had been sleeping rough in Cork
Man found dead in Dublin recycling facility had been sleeping rough in Cork
Andrew Haire, 35, had been in contact with homeless services in Cork city the day before his body was discovered at a recycling plant in Clondalkin, having engaged with support agencies several times during the month

Mon, 27 Jul, 2026

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