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Most Europeans think state pensions will become unaffordable, poll shows
Survey finds many say payments are too low and oppose reforms such as raising retirement age or cuts

Mon, 29 Dec, 2025

Reptile expert warns over ‘surprising’ lack of regulation on exotic pets
Reptile expert warns over ‘surprising’ lack of regulation on exotic pets
A gaboon viper and a puff adder, were discovered by a landlord after his tenant left the country and his animals

Mon, 29 Dec, 2025

Hand of young supportive man consoling his friend with post traumatic syndrome
HSE urges those struggling to avail of free mental health supports 
Help is available, even over the holidays

Mon, 29 Dec, 2025

Micheál Martin urged to back Bertie Ahern in wake of Jim Gavin's withdrawal from presidential election
Micheál Martin urged to back Bertie Ahern in wake of Jim Gavin's withdrawal from presidential election
Another person suggested Mr Gavin could reconsider his decision to step away

Mon, 29 Dec, 2025

'Sensible' Simon Harris will say no to Fine Gael ministers’ budget requests
'Sensible' Simon Harris will say no to Fine Gael ministers’ budget requests
He also said 'barring an unforeseen shock', there will be a tax package in Budget 2027

Mon, 29 Dec, 2025

Funeral details announced for young Irish teacher who died in Australia
Funeral details announced for young Irish teacher who died in Australia
Sarah Halpenny, who was a former teacher at St Joseph’s National School, Kingscourt, in Co Cavan was living in Melbourne at the time of her death

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

AI deepfakes and misinformation surrounding elections 'inevitable', says electoral commission CEO
AI deepfakes and misinformation surrounding elections 'inevitable', says electoral commission CEO
'This stuff is happening so quickly in such volumes now', said Art O'Leary

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

New Irish President
In Pictures: Change at the top for Ireland with new president and Taoiseach
The year started with Micheál Martin becoming Taoiseach again after agreement was reached following a strong performance by his Fianna Fáil party in the November 2024 elections.

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

Uisce Éireann working to restore water supply to Cork City homes 
Uisce Éireann working to restore water supply to Cork City homes 
Uisce Éireann expects repair works to be completed by 1pm on Monday

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

Garda lantern sign
Two men, 80s, die following house fire in Co Sligo
The fire broke out overnight at a house near Easkey

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

HSE ordered to pay €13k in compensation to Lithuanian worker for discrimination
HSE ordered to pay €13k in compensation to Lithuanian worker for discrimination
The WRC heard the impact of the discrimination was significant

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

Little piglet with innocent eye.
Pig kidneys could solve donor shortage, according to US trial 
A leading surgeon said pig kidneys could one day be superior to those from human donors

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

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More than 20% of YouTube videos shown to new users is ‘AI slop’
Together, these AI slop channels have amassed more than 63bn views and 221m subscribers, generating about €99m in revenue each year

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

State of the art research into ‘mini brains’ at University of Galway
State of the art research into ‘mini brains’ at University of Galway
Scientists in Ireland have discovered improvements in growing “mini brains” in laboratories, which could benefit studies into strokes, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

Sun, 28 Dec, 2025

Coronavirus
Appeal issued for man to contact police in relation to Bangor stabbing
Jonathan Baker, 54, was last pictured in the Coniston Road area of Bangor at around 3.55pm on Christmas Eve, police said.

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

Education cost and fee concept
Department of Education flooded with queries after schools seek illegal enrolment fees
Parents contacted the department after schools sought enrolment payments, despite a legal ban on registration and re-enrolment fees

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

State Papers: White House did not want photo of Clinton shaking hands with Adams
State Papers: White House did not want photo of Clinton shaking hands with Adams
The Clintons visited Northern Ireland in 1995 before travelling to Dublin

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

Fianna Fail president
Cork MEP Billy Kelleher says he would have won presidency as Fianna Fáil candidate
Cork MEP reflects on Fianna Fáil’s presidential election collapse, leadership fallout and growing fears for politicians’ personal safety

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

State Papers: UK feared Northern Bank robbery's 'top man' would be 'clever enough to avoid getting arrested'
State Papers: UK feared Northern Bank robbery's 'top man' would be 'clever enough to avoid getting arrested'
British officials also said that 'the republican movement had knocked up the price' of the peace process

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

Billy Kelleher: I would have won the presidency and Ireland missed a real choice
Billy Kelleher: I would have won the presidency and Ireland missed a real choice
The Cork MEP reflects on his failed presidential bid, Fianna Fáil’s future, rising extremism and growing strains in transatlantic politics

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

California Wildfire
Just 10 climate disasters cost world $120bn this year, new report finds
Christian Aid report highlights soaring global costs of extreme weather, with poorer nations bearing disproportionate human and economic losses

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

A child using a laptop.
Media watchdog says porn websites will be forced to bring in 'age-gating' to prevent children seeing content
Coimisiún na Meán digital services commissioner said investigation opened at European level into four websites, including Pornhub, would 'eventually' lead to the measure taking effect

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

State Papers: Hospitalisation of fans at 1995 Boyzone gig spurred changes to concert laws
State Papers: Hospitalisation of fans at 1995 Boyzone gig spurred changes to concert laws
Most of those attending the concert were aged 12 to 16 years, with many having queued since 9am before the venue opened at 7pm, and 'had not enough to drink during the day'

Sat, 27 Dec, 2025

Jockey, Paul Kavanagh, 20, killed in car accident
Jockey, Paul Kavanagh, 20, killed in car accident
Trainer Enda Bolger described him as 'a credit to his parents'

Fri, 26 Dec, 2025

EU ‘monitoring’ if water charges introduced in Ireland
EU ‘monitoring’ if water charges introduced in Ireland
It had been reported earlier this year that plans were under way to introduce charges for excess water use, which Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald had criticised as water charges 'by the back door'

Fri, 26 Dec, 2025

Palestinian cultural tour to Ireland in limbo as Government tightens visa policy
Palestinian cultural tour to Ireland in limbo as Government tightens visa policy
A cultural tour of young musicians had to be postponed in July after the Department of Justice in Ireland failed to issue visas for the youth group in time to travel 

Fri, 26 Dec, 2025

Many Irish people left with unwanted presents because gift receipts are not included, consumer watchdog says
Many Irish people left with unwanted presents because gift receipts are not included, consumer watchdog says
Competition and Consumer Protection Commission survey shows more than two in five of consumers never include a gift receipt when giving presents at Christmas

Fri, 26 Dec, 2025

Christmas Day swims: Ireland's bravest souls take to the sea on a bright but bitterly cold day
Christmas Day swims: Ireland's bravest souls take to the sea on a bright but bitterly cold day
From the Forty Foot to Salthill — and at beaches all along Cork and Kerry's 2,000km coastline — the hardy annuals took the plunge today

Thu, 25 Dec, 2025

PSNI stock
Police hunt suspect following Bangor stabbing attack
The public have been told not to approach the man following the incident in the Chippendale Avenue area of Bangor on Wednesday.

Thu, 25 Dec, 2025

E-scooter driver dies following Waterford crash
E-scooter driver dies following Waterford crash
The driver of an e-scooter has died following a collision in Waterford city. The collision involving a car and an e-scooter occurred this Christmas Day, at approximately 11am.

Thu, 25 Dec, 2025

Full frame frosty grass and autumnal leaf
Dry, frosty, and sunny conditions forecast for Christmas period
St Stephen's Day will be dry and cold, with daytime temperatures expected to range from 4C to 8C.

Thu, 25 Dec, 2025

Getting Cork commuters to cycle would not reduce 'deeply-rooted car dependency', study finds
Getting Cork commuters to cycle would not reduce 'deeply-rooted car dependency', study finds
Transport study finds growth in cycling comes at the expense of walking and public transport rather than cars

Thu, 25 Dec, 2025

Fine Gael think-in
Ireland joins international condemnation of new West Bank settlements
A number of EU countries signed the statement along with Canada, Japan and the UK

Thu, 25 Dec, 2025

Grafton Street Christmas Eve annual busk 2025
Bono joins annual Christmas Eve busking session in Dublin city
U2 frontman Bono was one of the last to take to the stage

Thu, 25 Dec, 2025

Man arrested in Brazil believed to be connected to case of toddler Daniel Aruebose
Man arrested in Brazil believed to be connected to case of toddler Daniel Aruebose
A man who has been arrested in Brazil is suspected to be connected to the disappearance of toddler Daniel Aruebose. Police in Brazil have arrested a man who is pending deportation to Ireland.

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

Santa Claus riding on sleigh with gift box
Track Santa as he makes his way to Ireland to deliver presents 
He's nearly here, and he has already started leaving presents for children in other parts of the world

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

Motorist caught speeding at 168km/h during National Slowdown Day
Motorist caught speeding at 168km/h during National Slowdown Day
Almost 150 vehicles have been found travelling above the speed limit on National Slowdown Day

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

MANDY KELLY
Mum makes new appeal for help as she prepares to spend a third Christmas without her sons 
Mandy Kelly said that, in another similar case, France interceded at a higher level with a diplomatic note, and that Ireland should do likewise

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

UCC study urges council to take action on coastal erosion 
UCC study urges council to take action on coastal erosion 
The report, due to published in early 2026, outlines measures that need to be addressed 

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

Féile’s return home to Allihies is a ‘Christmas miracle’ 
Féile’s return home to Allihies is a ‘Christmas miracle’ 
The 14 year old lost her legs in a devastating farm accident last July

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

***5.30pm***Organs of babies delivered in Limerick incinerated without parental knowledge
70% of newborns have a digital health record from start of life
A digital health records system is the big ticket item in the transformative Digital for Care 2030 plan that will require a multi-billion euro investment 

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

Saving and pension planning
Extra cost of pension auto-enrolment will impact our services, charities warn
One charity said its 2026 budget will be hit by around €1.3m of extra costs

Wed, 24 Dec, 2025

John Swinney visit to Dublin
Diaspora referendum to extend voting rights for presidential elections is being considered
A plan for a referendum in place in 2019 was ditched amid the Brexit emergency — and covid pushed it further down the agenda

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

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Garda tip-off line to report dangerous driving had 8,000 complaints, but just 1.8% were convicted
The Garda Traffic Watch online reporting system was launched in August 2024 amid concerns about rising levels of road traffic accidents

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Mary Lou McDonald interview
Voters thought Sinn Féin was ‘pulling punches’ on immigration, McDonald says
In the wake of last year’s local and European elections, Mary Lou McDonald revealed that senior figures in Sinn Féin were “disappointed” with her engagement with the party’s base and that she needed to offer more clarity on its policies, including on immigration

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Judicial review into Dublin's Metrolink project withdrawn
Judicial review into Dublin's Metrolink project withdrawn
The project is the largest single investment project in the Government's National Development Plan

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

'They are wonderful ambassadors for our country': Taoiseach reflects on visit to Irish soldiers in Lebanon
'They are wonderful ambassadors for our country': Taoiseach reflects on visit to Irish soldiers in Lebanon
During Micheál Martins' recent visit, the troops were keen to send Christmas messages to their families back home, with on Cork soldier adding he hoped for Carrigtwohill to 'drive it on in the hurling'

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

AIRPORT HOMECOMINGS
'It is brilliant. We have everyone home once a year': Joy as families reunite at Dublin Airport
There were tears of joy shed in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport as the last of the Christmas arrivals came home for the festive season on Tuesday

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Woman arrested in connection with murder of toddler Daniel Aruebose released without charge
Woman arrested in connection with murder of toddler Daniel Aruebose released without charge
Daniel, born in December 2017, died sometime in 2021. His remains were discovered in Donabate, north Dublin, on September 17

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Watch: Christmas national slow down appeal by an Garda Síochána
Watch: Christmas national slow down appeal by an Garda Síochána
Assistant Commissioner, Catharina Gunne accompanied by Sam Wade, CEO of the RSA, and Garda Barry Ryan of Roads Policing issues a warning to all road users this morning on the Navan Road, Dublin as Gardai conduct several high profile National Slow ...

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Foot of newborn baby
CSO reveals the most popular names for babies born in the lead-up to Christmas last year
The CSO said there were seven more babies born on Christmas Day 2024 than on the same day in 2023

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Greta Thunberg arrested at protest supporting Palestine Action hunger strikers in UK
Greta Thunberg arrested at protest supporting Palestine Action hunger strikers in UK
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has been arrested at a protest in support of the Palestine Action protesters on hunger strike in prison, the Prisoners for Palestine protest group said.

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Woman, 80s, dies following five-vehicle crash on M1 in Co Meath 
Woman, 80s, dies following five-vehicle crash on M1 in Co Meath 
The collision occurred shortly after 11.10am on December 19

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Watch: Meet Ireland's amazing toy soldier collector
Watch: Meet Ireland's amazing toy soldier collector
Curating a boutique museum in your own home is a fantasy most avid collectors can only dream about. But David Edwards has managed to do just that with his hugely impressive military collection in his Youghal home, which he shares with wife Anne.

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Watch: Moving postcard of Belvelly Castle at Christmas
Watch: Moving postcard of Belvelly Castle at Christmas
The Magnificent Christmas Lights Display At Belvelly Castle Cobh Co Cork.

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Dry and bright: Here's what the weather will be like over the Christmas period
Dry and bright: Here's what the weather will be like over the Christmas period
There'll be no white Christmas, but Met Éireann offers glad tidings as the weather is set to be dry and bright over the next few days 

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Garda police car at Pearse Street Garda Station in Dublin, Ireland
Senior gardaí 'very worried' at surge in arrests of people driving under the influence
In the last week, six more people have died on the roads. This brings total fatalities for 2025 to 184 so far

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

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416 cases of students suspected of using AI to cheat at Irish universities
University College Cork recorded 38 cases of unauthorised use of AI in the academic year 2023/24, and a further 22 in 2024/25

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

'My passion is capturing history using tiny people': Meet Ireland's amazing toy soldier collector 
'My passion is capturing history using tiny people': Meet Ireland's amazing toy soldier collector 
David Edwards has lost count of the the total number items in the collection, but a cursory glance suggests they number in the thousands

Tue, 23 Dec, 2025

Footage of drones off the Irish coast during Zelenskyy visit may be kept from the public
Footage of drones off the Irish coast during Zelenskyy visit may be kept from the public
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he believed the Defence Forces had taken the correct decision in not shooting down the drones

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

National Children's Hospital partially opens for CHI staff five years after expected opening
National Children's Hospital partially opens for CHI staff five years after expected opening
CHI said it will work with the National Paediatric Hospital Development Board 'to secure further early access wherever possible'

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

File Photo The Health Service Executive has said it is working to establish how many patients may need to have their medical tes
HSE pledges to set up surgical hubs in Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Dublin, and Galway by end of 2026
The HSE service plan for next year sets out how a budget of €29bn will be spent nationally, with regional breakdowns yet to come from each area

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

DOG ADVOCACY IRELAND
'Breed and greed culture' making Ireland the puppy farm capital of Europe, advocacy group claims 
John O'Callaghan, the chief executive of Dog Advocacy Ireland, said urgent action needs to be taken to strengthen dog breeding regulations in this country

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

Hospital Hallway with Doctors, Nurses and Specialists in Hospital. Female and Male Physicians, Surgeons, Healthcare Officials Wa
Hospital visiting restrictions remain as total number of flu patients dips below 700
HSE chief clinical officer Dr Colm Henry cautioned cases could rise again as people socialise more over the holiday period

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

New UK home registrations
Government set to miss social housing targets despite 'strong growth'
Sinn Féin's housing spokesperson Eoin O Broin said the minister for housing James Browne is 'asleep at the wheel'

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

Prescription charges Ireland
Pharmacist who allowed unsupervised student to dispense medicines suspended
The pharmacist had failed to keep an accurate, ongoing, contemporaneous and retrievable record of pharmacists on duty at the outlet

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

6/5/2009 Rental Prices Drop
Government approves legislation to ban sex-for-rent offers and adverts
New bill will also limit the use of counselling notes in sex offence trials

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

Trillick v Crossmaglen Rangers - AIB Ulster GAA Football Senior Club Championship Quarter-Final
New Gaelic football rules resulted in minor increases in player workload – study
New Gaelic football rules resulted in a minor increase in the workload for players, according to data analysis by Dublin City University (DCU).

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

Irish woman held by ICE for five months 'fortunate' not to be deported 
Irish woman held by ICE for five months 'fortunate' not to be deported 
59-year-old Donna Hughes-Brown said she was 'fortunate' she was not being deported but said she would not be visiting Ireland until she became a naturalised US citizen

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

More than €210,000 claimed back by TDs and senators to upgrade personal security
More than €210,000 claimed back by TDs and senators to upgrade personal security
The Oireachtas members claimed back €210,000 in the last year for items such as intruder alarms, CCTV, panic buttons, and personal monitoring devices

Mon, 22 Dec, 2025

TD 'frustrated' at slow rollout out of contactless payments on public transport
TD 'frustrated' at slow rollout out of contactless payments on public transport
Cork South-Central TD Jerry Buttimer said tap and pay is about making public transport easier for people

Sun, 21 Dec, 2025

Vaccination little girl.
Pilot immunisation programme sees drop in babies in hospital with RSV
Before the treatment was introduced in 2024, large numbers of babies ended up in hospital with this viral illness annually

Sun, 21 Dec, 2025

Small wonders: The Cork woman who crafted her very own doll's house
Small wonders: The Cork woman who crafted her very own doll's house
While many little girls might be hoping for a doll's house this Christmas, Cork woman Pat Hurley built her own — a true labour of love

Sun, 21 Dec, 2025

PSNI stock
Man in critical condition following Omagh assault
Detectives are appealing for information following the incident in Omagh in the early hours of Sunday.

Sun, 21 Dec, 2025

Private Sean Rooney inquest
'Annoyance and anger' at slow justice in killing of Seán Rooney, Taoiseach tells Lebanese counterpart
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has told Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam of the Irish Government’s “annoyance and anger” at Lebanon’s handling of the case of the late Irish peacekeeper .

Sun, 21 Dec, 2025

Garda
Man dies following road crash in Co Westmeath
Two cars were involved in the collision shortly before 2.15pm on the Royal Canal Way at Cushinstown, Killucan.

Sat, 20 Dec, 2025

Israel-Hamas conflict
Nativity scene recreated by activists in Dublin ‘in solidarity with Gaza’
The Gaza Solidarity Nativity, organised by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign, was enacted beside the Molly Malone Statue in the capital less than a week before Christmas

Sat, 20 Dec, 2025

Irish presidential election
Taoiseach tells UN peacekeepers in Lebanon of nation’s pride
Mr Martin met Irish troops who will be serving at Camp Shamrock close to the border with Israel over Christmas during a visit to the country

Sat, 20 Dec, 2025

'Russia was behind drone incursion during Zelenskyy visit' say Irish security sources
'Russia was behind drone incursion during Zelenskyy visit' say Irish security sources
Security agencies believe Russia or its proxies were likely involved, as gaps in Ireland’s air and maritime defences come into focus

Sat, 20 Dec, 2025

Formal primary school tests
Young the most positive towards Gaeilge in class, report says
More than 70% agreed that every child should have the right to receive an education through Irish at every level of the education system

Sat, 20 Dec, 2025

Sinn Féin leader will consider rejection of 'super-juniors' case over Christmas 
Sinn Féin leader will consider rejection of 'super-juniors' case over Christmas 
Mary Lou McDonald was reacting to the High Court's decision on challenges brought by People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy and Sinn Féin TD Pa Daly

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Tánaiste admits it was 'hard to turn up to work' amid sustained threats against his family
Tánaiste admits it was 'hard to turn up to work' amid sustained threats against his family
'I think most people in this country are just great....It's when people cross that line and start to threaten your young children and your family, that's just not acceptable'

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

New laws to help courts in other EU states order 'e-evidence' from here lack safeguards, says Oireachtas committee
New laws to help courts in other EU states order 'e-evidence' from here lack safeguards, says Oireachtas committee
The proposed legislation gives effect to the EU’s e-evidence — evidence held in electronic form — directive

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Belgium Europe Summit
Taoiseach: EU loan to Ukraine sends strong signal of solidarity
Micheál Martin adds that it was 'disappointing' that EU leaders did not opt to secure the loan against Russia's frozen assets

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

'The Late Show with Ryan Tubridy': Presenter to host new YouTube series in 2026
'The Late Show with Ryan Tubridy': Presenter to host new YouTube series in 2026
2026 will also see Ryan Tubridy develop a new show for talkSPORT and host a new weekend show for a number of Onic-owned Irish radio stations 

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Jack Chambers never considered resignation in wake of 'devastating' presidential election
Jack Chambers never considered resignation in wake of 'devastating' presidential election
Jack Chambers was questioned about whether or not he believed it was a mistake to be appointed as the director of elections for Fianna Fáil, while he was preparing Budget 2026

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

General Election campaign 2024
Enforcing proposed single-use vape ban may cost over €3m a year, Oireachtas research says
The law is aimed at reducing smoking and vaping prevalence and preventing children from starting to use nicotine

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Using mobile phone
More of us doubting online information but many don't check its accuracy, CSO says
The Compliance Institute said: 'Be particularly wary of a public internet network that’s password-free.'

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Campaigners criticise Government's 'damaging U-turn' on road safety reform
Campaigners criticise Government's 'damaging U-turn' on road safety reform
Government announced this week that it would not be disbanding the RSA

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Taoiseach 'supportive' of review of healthcare needs of Air Corp personnel exposed to 'dangerous chemicals'
Taoiseach 'supportive' of review of healthcare needs of Air Corp personnel exposed to 'dangerous chemicals'
Review prompted by concerns raised about 'severe health outcomes, including untimely deaths, because of exposure to dangerous chemicals' among former Air Corps maintenance crews and other technicians

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Gardai Siochana on duty in Dublin City Centre Ireland. Image shot 11/2010. Exact date unknown.
Gardaí and PSNI arrest five alleged members of far-right extremist group
They are among a total of seven arrests that have taken place in a cross-border terrorism investigation

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

HSE expands 'virtual ward' service to all of its seven regions
HSE expands 'virtual ward' service to all of its seven regions
A technology kit allows patients to go home, instead of staying in hospital, and healthcare staff can monitor them remotely

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

Garda use of tasers a 'dangerous step for community policing', human rights group says
Garda use of tasers a 'dangerous step for community policing', human rights group says
Irish Council for Civil Liberties expressed its 'deep concern' at the issuing of tasers to uniform gardaí

Fri, 19 Dec, 2025

‘Why isn’t everyone talking about Domhnall Gleeson?’: Irish actor wins first Hollywood award
‘Why isn’t everyone talking about Domhnall Gleeson?’: Irish actor wins first Hollywood award
The US-Ireland Alliance will give the actor the Oscar Wilde award at the event’s 20th anniversary in Los Angeles in March

Thu, 18 Dec, 2025

The death of Cork's Máirín Quill: 'She was a true patriot'
The death of Cork's Máirín Quill: 'She was a true patriot'
Ms Quill passed away peacefully, in the presence of her loving family after a long illness

Thu, 18 Dec, 2025

vapouring e cigarette close up
'Absolute explosion' of vaping leading to students leaving class to vape, committee told
'There's going to have to be some legislation which restricts the sale of this stuff.'

Thu, 18 Dec, 2025

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