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Women of Honour
Women of Honour battle over funding at Defence Forces Tribunal delayed until November
The two-day hearing, which had been due to begin on Tuesday, has been adjourned until November

Thu, 29 Oct, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Simon Harris calls focus on phone call to Patrick O’Donovan ‘bizarre’
The Fine Gael leader said he was annoyed by anonymous briefing about the Limerick TD’s health but ruled out an investigation

Thu, 29 Oct, 2026

A young woman protects herself by exposing her hand in front of her
Sexual violence affects 26% of adults in Ireland, with most perpetrators being male
ESRI and Cuan research finds women, younger adults and bisexual people report higher rates, while most perpetrators are known to victims

Thu, 29 Oct, 2026

Sleeping Bag, Home Of The Homeless. Image shot 2007. Exact date unknown.
Government to spend €2.4bn on homelessness in six years, with just 6% going to prevention
New figures show €1.89bn was spent between 2020 and 2025, while record numbers entered emergency accommodation and prevention received little funding

Thu, 29 Oct, 2026

Tenancy Agreement
Short-term lets in areas of high demand could house almost 50,000 people, report finds
'Ban on commercial tourism short-term lets would see a higher number of units returning as housing stock'

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

No timeline for media minister Patrick O’Donovan’s return to work
No timeline for media minister Patrick O’Donovan’s return to work
Mr O’Donovan took ill at an EU telecommunications ministers meeting at the University of Limerick earlier this month

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Spermatozoons, floating to ovule
Regulator for fertility services plans to start selecting board by end of year
Assisted Human Reproduction Regulatory Authority had been expected to begin work much earlier

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

EU considers lowering limit to silica dust exposure
EU considers lowering limit to silica dust exposure
Workers in quarries or involved in brick or tile-making can be exposed to crystalline silica dust, which can cause lung cancer and silicosis

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

General Election Ireland 2024
Sinn Féin TD backs Ó Snodaigh who chairs charity in money laundering probe
The Charities Regulator cited concerns about directors’ oversight as the High Court moved to place the organisation under independent control

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Jack Chambers: Government to seek productivity reforms in public sector pay talks
'There will be proposals around reform and productivity, and they’ll be discussed, and hopefully agreed between all sides, as well as agreement on a wider public sector pay deal itself'

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

'This is happening': Work on Dart+ West scheme to begin this weekend
'This is happening': Work on Dart+ West scheme to begin this weekend
Transport minister Darragh O'Brien said the next few year 'will transform' rail services in Ireland

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Defence Forces Tribunal: Officer declines to answer whether 'a good soldier' would complain
Defence Forces Tribunal: Officer declines to answer whether 'a good soldier' would complain
Tribunal resumes for second public module and expected to run into new year

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Garda Covid-19 Checkpoint - N7 Motorway, Dublin
Almost 5,000 drivers caught speeding during nationwide bank holiday roads policing operation 
A garda roads policing operation, which took place between Thursday and Tuesday, saw thousands of motorists across the country held to account for not adhering to the rules of the road

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Labour Party conference 2026
Chris Bryant’s Drumcree parade ban decision ‘lawful’, judge rules
“The Secretary of State’s decision was lawful and within the margin of discretion properly afforded to him, although it was highly regrettable it was required in the circumstances in which it arose,” Mr Justice Scoffield said

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Tánaiste denies asking Patrick O’Donovan to resign after phone call before minister fell ill
Simon Harris dismissed reports of a tense exchange, denied briefing a newspaper about the minister and said his return would depend on medical advice

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Cot death rates more than double as register calls for renewed prevention efforts
Cot death rates more than double as register calls for renewed prevention efforts
The 2023 rate more than doubled compared with 2019, while the register calls for better surveillance and co-ordinated prevention measures

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Harris set to add further €1bn to Future Ireland Fund
Tánaiste Simon Harris, who returned from paternity leave yesterday, will also update Cabinet on several reforms in relation to Home Building Finance Ireland.

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Sinn Féin proposes long-term residency permit as alternative to citizenship
Sinn Féin proposes long-term residency permit as alternative to citizenship
The proposal would provide them with the right to work, while also providing access to public services like healthcare and education

Wed, 28 Oct, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Taoiseach will not instruct justice minister on resolving legal aid dispute
"I think the minister has detailed knowledge of the situation, and he is engaging this week," said Micheál Martin on Jim O'Callaghan's efforts to resolve the long-running legal aid fees dispute.

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Unrecognizable couple arriving at the accommodation with their suitcases
Proposed short-term let regulations ‘weakest in Europe’
Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin said the Government’s plan effectively “rewards” Airbnb hosts who had breached planning requirements for seven years.

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

General Election Ireland 2024
Analysis of material seized from charity chaired by Sinn Féin TD revealed 'further large-scale irregularities', court told
Gardaí have been investigating alleged suspicious transactions routed through Liberties Recycling Training and Development Company CLG, chaired by Sinn Féin TD Aengus Ó'Snodaigh.

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

International Artificial Intelligence Summit 2026, Dublin
Higgins comments on triple lock and neutrality 'unfair', says Taoiseach
Taoiseach Micheál Martin rejected recent comments from former President Michael D Higgins that Ireland may be "sliding into" military alliances such as Nato, saying: "We don't have the military capacity to be engaged in wars or taking sides in conflict. I would have thought that was apparent to most people."

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Death of girl in New Ross
EU presidency policing arrangements at risk as gardaí back industrial action
4,182 rank-and-file gardaí have voted in favour of industrial action — 94.2% of those who responded to a new GRA survey

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Irish protester's lawyer slams German court after it refuses to hear evidence about Gaza
Irish protester's lawyer slams German court after it refuses to hear evidence about Gaza
Dubliner Daniel Tatlow-Devally is one of five Berlin-based activists accused of causing damage at a site owned by the Israel-based military technology company Elbit Systems.

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Theft of 36 computers from National Children's Hospital is 'latest debacle in the shambles'
Theft of 36 computers from National Children's Hospital is 'latest debacle in the shambles'
Áontú leader Peadar Tóibín asked: 'Will the State be at a loss for these thefts or will BAM cover the cost?' 

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Woman found dead in Dublin posted photo of herself with facial injuries hours earlier
Woman found dead in Dublin posted photo of herself with facial injuries hours earlier
A man known to Loredana Morosanu was arrested at around 11am on Monday after the woman was found dead in Dublin.

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Ireland-Belarus National Cultural Identities conference
Minister accuses Sinn Féin of bringing Dáil debate to ‘new low’ over triple lock ‘misinformation’
Some 79 TDs voted for the Bill to end the requirement for UN approval while 71 voted against in legislation which the Government aims to have enacted by the end of the year

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

INMO figures show almost 800 patients without hospital beds after bank holiday weekend
INMO figures show almost 800 patients without hospital beds after bank holiday weekend
"It is not acceptable that something as ordinary as a bank holiday weekend can result in this level of risk for patients and staff," INMO general secretary, Phil Ní Sheaghdha said. 

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Garda stock
Almost 200 arrests for driving under the influence during ongoing bank holiday roads policing operation
A total of 195 people have been arrested so far for driving under the influence of an intoxicant, including alcohol and/or drugs

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Irish peacekeepers in Lebanon
Helen McEntee rejects triple lock 'rhetoric' following Michael D Higgins' comments
Former president claimed Ireland was 'sliding' into military alliances and criticised the Government’s move to end UN authorisation for foreign missions

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Details Of EURO Banknotes
Bunker-buying billionaires greatly contributing to climate disasters, report claims
Investments of the world's wealthiest 1,000 billionairs produced 486m tonnes of CO2 last year, Oxfam's 'Disaster Divide' report finds

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Fine Gael Ard Fheis
Department of Education reviewing threat protocols after ‘frightening’ emails sent to schools
Fianna Fáil TD for Cork North Central Pádraig O'Sullivan said the review needs to be "done quickly"

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Lucas Counselling
Shortage of educational psychologists means almost one in five positions currently vacant
Not all schools have an assigned educational psychologist this year, education minister confirms

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Stock house building
Proposal seeks to give loans to small builders for land before they get permission to build houses
Tánaiste Simon Harris is expected to seek Cabinet approval this week for reforms to Home Building Finance Ireland

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Climate change
One in 10 of the world's population could be displaced by climate crisis by 2050, report warns
Oxfam report says person in the richest 1% of the population has contributed 125 times more than the average person to extreme heat events — and nearly 400 times more than someone in the poorest 50%

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

The Copper Coast coastline
New investment fund to service sites for rural businesses
Updated strategy for rural Ireland to be launched, running until 2031, alongside action plan up to 2028

Tue, 27 Oct, 2026

Garda stock
Pedestrian, 60s, dies in road crash in west Dublin
Emergency services attended the scene following a collision involving a pedestrian, a woman in her 60s, and a car

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Minister concerned at use of horse-drawn vehicles on roads
Minister concerned at use of horse-drawn vehicles on roads
Dáil heard a 'Wild West situation' had developed, where carriage drivers who meet  requirements under old by-laws were working alongside 'cowboys'

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Old woman warming up herself in a cold winter day
‘You do feel worthless’: 62-year-old woman on becoming homeless after eviction
Housing agencies have warned that the number of older people facing homelessness is expected to rise in the coming years as more people remain renting in later life

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

In this photo illustration, a person typing and next to the Temu logo is displayed on the screen of a tablet
Temu given four months to implement plan targeting illegal products
The European Commission issued a statement on Monday 

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Irish pilots report highest number of microsleeps while flying
Irish pilots report highest number of microsleeps while flying
Almost half of survey respondents said they feared negative consequences from management if they reported themselves unfit because of fatigue

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Garda lantern sign
Man, 50s, arrested after woman found dead at house in Dublin 
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses, particularly those who were in the Melville Terrace, Dublin 11, area between 12 midnight and 5am on Monday morning

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Mayo council charging rent for land it has no proof of ownership for
Mayo council charging rent for land it has no proof of ownership for
Irish Examiner investigation shows Mayo County Council has no legal title to land used by a cravan park operator on Achill Island

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Irish peacekeepers in Lebanon
Helen McEntee witnesses ‘devastating’ impact of Israeli bombardment in southern Lebanon
“It looks like everywhere has been hit by an earthquake, although it’s not an earthquake,” she said

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Garda Covid-19 Checkpoint - N7 Motorway, Dublin
Almost 3,500 drivers caught speeding as bank holiday roads policing operation continues 
Just over 3,490 drivers have been detected speeding since Thursday, according to gardaí

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Garda
Five taken to hospital following serious collision in Louth 
The road remained closed on Monday morning for a forensic collision investigation, and local diversions are in place

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Industrial strike
Planning and Development Act changes paused due to work-to-rule process
Some 24 parts of the act are yet to be enacted following directions to Fórsa members working in local authorities to 'withdraw all cooperation from any restructuring'

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Near 2,500 Ukrainian refugees apply to remain in Ireland on longer-term basis
Near 2,500 Ukrainian refugees apply to remain in Ireland on longer-term basis
New temporary protection transition scheme will allow those who fled Ukraine to remain after temporary protection ends, with permission to stay for up to two years

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Businessman Calculating Tax By Small And Big House Models
Consumers warned to check insurance policies amid 'perfect storm' of rising costs
Average premiums in the health insurance sector rose over 10% last year, while motor insurance premiums also increased by 4%

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Bat rehab centre 'asking people to share their homes' with wildlife
Bat rehab centre 'asking people to share their homes' with wildlife
Bat species in Ireland are protected, and more and more homeowners are reaching out to the organisation

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Procedures to prevent newborn brain damage were the biggest safety issue reported to Hiqa
Procedures to prevent newborn brain damage were the biggest safety issue reported to Hiqa
Neonatal cooling treatments were the subject of 121 patient safety notifications received by the health watchdog from September 2024

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

Women of Honour group
Women of Honour want Defence Forces tribunal costs to be paid on a continual basis
High Court judge to hear appeal as group brands State's decision to pay for the Defence Forces and Department of Defence costs as unfair

Mon, 26 Oct, 2026

The couple who cycled around the world and returned full of gratitude
The couple who cycled around the world and returned full of gratitude
Home on Irish soil, Ellie O’Byrne recalls a breast cancer scare weeks from the end of the 32,300km global circumnavigation by bike that she completed with her partner Mark Graham

Sun, 25 Oct, 2026

Gardaí seek assistance in identifying man found dead at Dublin recycling facility
Gardaí seek assistance in identifying man found dead at Dublin recycling facility
The unidentified man’s body was found at 1am on Saturday and it is believed he had been lying there for several days

Sun, 25 Oct, 2026

Helen McEntee Helen McEntee comments
Defence Forces to be involved in 'peace enforcement' if Ireland joins EU's mission in Lebanon
Foreign affairs minister Helen McEntee wants Ireland to be involved in the recently sanctioned EU mission to provide support to the Lebanese Armed Forces

Sun, 25 Oct, 2026

Two road deaths over bank holiday weekend as fatalities approach decade high
Two road deaths over bank holiday weekend as fatalities approach decade high
Gardaí have increased checkpoints as speeding detections rise 55% and more than 200 drivers are caught using phones or failing to wear seatbelts

Sun, 25 Oct, 2026

Travel disrupted as more than 40,000 premises without power following storms
Travel disrupted as more than 40,000 premises without power following storms
The brunt of the damage has been felt in the northwest of the country

Sun, 25 Oct, 2026

'I was 12 when I entered the system': 30 years since closure of the last Magdalene laundry
'I was 12 when I entered the system': 30 years since closure of the last Magdalene laundry
Dublin's Sean MacDermott Street laundry was one of the many religious-run institutions in Ireland and the last to shut its doors

Sun, 25 Oct, 2026

Orange warning in five counties and flights cancelled as Storm Boelo brings strong winds
Orange warning in five counties and flights cancelled as Storm Boelo brings strong winds
Live updates as Storm Boelo brings heavy rain, strong winds, and travel disruption across Ireland

Sat, 24 Oct, 2026

Garda lantern sign
Gardaí investigate discovery of man’s body at Dublin recycling facility
A senior investigating officer has been appointed and gardaí are appealing for information following the discovery early this morning

Sat, 24 Oct, 2026

Hospital Hallway with Doctors, Nurses and Specialists in Hospital. Female and Male Physicians, Surgeons, Healthcare Officials Wa
Doctors warn new HSE recruitment strategy poses ‘significant risk’ to patient safety
The IMO says new restrictions on hiring could worsen waiting lists and threaten services as hospitals face growing patient demand

Sat, 24 Oct, 2026

Galway housing activists to hold Airbnb walking tour over short-term lets
Galway housing activists to hold Airbnb walking tour over short-term lets
Housing groups say a new national register and tighter planning rules could return short-term lets to the long-term rental market

Sat, 24 Oct, 2026

Michael D Higgins warns Ireland is ‘sliding’ into military alliances over triple lock
Michael D Higgins warns Ireland is ‘sliding’ into military alliances over triple lock
The former president criticises proposed changes to Irish peacekeeping rules and raises concerns about Gaza, climate change and artificial intelligence

Sat, 24 Oct, 2026

Teaching Council
Graduates of diploma course in physical education unable to register with Teaching Council
Minister for education has confirmed most applicants who completed the diploma from Portobello Institute between 2022 and 2025 have not met the council's requirements

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Mature man with side back pain sitting on couch at home
Researchers find 'substantial' drop in number of Irish people developing osteoporosis
The lead author advised regular weight-bearing exercise, getting enough calcium and Vitamin D, avoiding smoking and excess drinking for bone health

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Taoiseach rejects claims justice minister fuelled ‘pile-on’ over hugging grandparents ad
Taoiseach rejects claims justice minister fuelled ‘pile-on’ over hugging grandparents ad
The Taoiseach said the advertisement caused offence but was not intended to do so, as questions were raised over ministerial intervention

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Hidden Identity: Time\'s Embrace in Fall
The clocks go back this weekend: Here's everything you need to know
Ireland will soon see brighter mornings and darker evenings as daylight saving time ends and clocks return to standard time

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Westmeath village wins overall Tidy Towns award as Cork volunteer gets special mention
Westmeath village wins overall Tidy Towns award as Cork volunteer gets special mention
Towns in Kerry scooped two awards while Cork and Limerick won one each

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

RTE pay revelations
'Up to Ryan Tubridy' if he wants to run for Fianna Fáil, Micheál Martin says
Micheál Martin said Ryan Tubridy 'has the DNA. He has the interest'

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Cairde Fail president's dinner
Taoiseach rejects ‘megaphone rows’ with Cork University Hospital over staffing
The Taoiseach acknowledged increased staffing at the hospital after the health minister questioned its performance compared with Dublin hospitals

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

General Election Ireland 2024
Sinn Féin backs investigation into charity chaired by party TD
'We support any inquiry into potential wrongdoing, and we support the Charities Regulator and An Garda Síochána in carrying out their work,' says Mary Lou McDonald

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

All eyes turn to Storm Boelo as fresh orange and yellow warnings issued for weekend
All eyes turn to Storm Boelo as fresh orange and yellow warnings issued for weekend
Met Éireann has issued orange and yellow warnings for wind and rain, with flooding, travel disruption and power outages possible

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

New IRA investigation: Army bomb disposal team examines suspected terrorist hide
New IRA investigation: Army bomb disposal team examines suspected terrorist hide
Gardaí say the operation is part of a long-standing investigation, with two men arrested and further details expected after the examination.

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

More than 650 drivers caught speeding on first day of Garda bank holiday operation
More than 650 drivers caught speeding on first day of Garda bank holiday operation
Gardaí and the RSA are urging motorists to slow down, avoid distractions and take extra care around pedestrians and cyclists

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Glastonbury Festival 2025
Irish artists call on Taoiseach to intervene over refusal of study visas for Gaza students
Kneecap, Hozier, Aisling Bea, Siobhán McSweeney, and Christy Moore among signatories to open letter in Friday's Irish Examiner calling on Micheál Martin to intervene on behalf of 55 Gazan students denied visas

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Never leave your drink alone
Man, 92, had drink spiked in rural pub in an attempt to humiliate him
Sinn Féin TD Mark Ward told the Dáil of an instance where a 92-year-old man had his drink spiked in a rural pub

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

Royal High School
Ireland risks leaving girls behind in its AI future, survey finds
I Wish survey shows only 27% of girls in single-sex schools currently have access to Leaving Cert computer science

Fri, 23 Oct, 2026

General Election Ireland 2024
Sinn Féin confirms its Dublin TD is chairperson of investigated charity
There is no suggestion that the seizures and probe into Liberty Recycling involve Aengus Ó Snodaigh, who has been involved with the charity for 25 years

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Woman found dead in Bray passed away days beforehand, post-mortem results find
Woman found dead in Bray passed away days beforehand, post-mortem results find
Tests underway on blood samples to check if Biddy O'Brien suffered a drugs overdose, as gardaí investigate whether her husband, Jamie McGinn, took his own life

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Three sisters injured in fatal M9 crash praise public for ‘incredible kindness and compassion’
Three sisters injured in fatal M9 crash praise public for ‘incredible kindness and compassion’
The sisters and a young boy were seriously injured when their car was struck head-on by a vehicle travelling the wrong way on the M9

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Almost 15,000 patients walked out of Munster hospital emergency departments without treatment 
Almost 15,000 patients walked out of Munster hospital emergency departments without treatment 
A total of 9,320 patients were in the ED for more than 24 hours in the first seven months of the year, with CUH the worst performer

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Met Éireann forecasts mixed weekend weather with heavy rain and highs of 19C
Storm Boelo follows Storm Austen as Met Éireann warns of further weather disruption
The second named storm of the season is expected to bring further heavy rain and strong winds after orange warnings for Storm Austen

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Peacekeepers to Lebanon
Defence Forces instructed to provide directives given to military police investigating abuse
The order has been made ahead of next Wednesday's resumption of public hearings of the Defence Forces Tribunal into allegations around the suicide of a teenage apprentice and the rapes of male and female soldiers

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Discussions at 'very early stage' on removing need for diagnosis to enrol in special class
Discussions at 'very early stage' on removing need for diagnosis to enrol in special class
No decision yet about removing diagnosis for eligibility arrangements for special education placements, says special education minister

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Common conditions service launch
Scoliosis care inquiry will not 'solve complex service delivery problems', minister says
The Dáil heard that 'the concern here is that CHI senior decision-makers and those actions of people who are under scrutiny will not be required to account for themselves in the same public way'

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Fuel Support Scheme
'Crazy' to award €50m rail contract to company, says transport minister
Fundamental issues lie with the procurement process by Irish Rail, says Darragh O'Brien, adding that it is 'being addressed very seriously'

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Woman, 70s, dies following two-car crash in Monaghan
Woman, 70s, dies following two-car crash in Monaghan
The passenger of one car, a woman in her 70s, was pronounced dead at the scene. Her body has since been taken to the mortuary at Our Lady of Lourdes, Drogheda, for an autopsy

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Road deaths among young people up by 12 as RSA reform plan due within weeks
Road deaths among young people up by 12 as RSA reform plan due within weeks
A total of 151 people have died on Irish roads this year, prompting renewed calls for caution as darker evenings approach

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

AI prompt chat bot. Search website to generate data, text or image. Man using computer with artificial intelligence app. Virtual
Helpline spunout.ie reports rise in AI chatbot referrals of young people 'at a higher rate of distress'
Messaging service said 'that then takes longer to de-escalate them, and bring them to that cool, calm place. When we can't do that, we bring in, and we connect with, the emergency services'

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

House cleaning product on wood table
Airbnb guests will no longer be asked to do household chores such as washing dishes under new rules
The short-stay accommodation platform had long fielded complaints from guests about having to pay cleaning fees, which can be hundreds of euro, and still complete a list of chores for their host

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Military accident
Young people aged 16 to 25 account for a quarter of Irish road deaths this year
Gardaí say 38 people aged 16 to 25 have died on Irish roads this year, up from 26 during the same period in 2025

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes video on children’s consent after minister’s criticism
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes video on children’s consent after minister’s criticism
Jim O’Callaghan said the video did not advance understanding of consent in sexual relationships and was inappropriate

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Investigation into charity sees seizure of cars and high-value items worth nearly €300k
Investigation into charity sees seizure of cars and high-value items worth nearly €300k
Detectives attached to the Money Laundering Investigation Unit carried out a number of searches in recent days

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Winter weather Dec 9th 2025
Storm Austen: Ireland's climate policy compared to 'plaster on a gash' that needs A&E
Country braces for Storm Austen with weather warnings due to come into effect 

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Smoke and exhaust
Ireland's air quality 'good' despite pollution contributing to around 1,500 needless deaths a year
However, a revised EU directive, which comes into effect in December, will mean Ireland will face tougher limits for air quality from 2030

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

Ukrainian families living in Trabolgan told they will no longer be allowed make their own food
Ukrainian families living in Trabolgan told they will no longer be allowed make their own food
Move to fully catered meals in the East Cork holiday village has caused 'considerable concern' among residents

Thu, 22 Oct, 2026

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