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Tuesday 10 March 2026 Dublin: 8°C
Iran vows to fight 'as long as it takes' and rules out negotiations with the US
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said they will block oil exports to the US.
A death threat and panic buttons: Ireland’s courts are seeing increased aggression
Repayments on deep retrofits can cost as much as a second mortgage
A record number of people in IPAS accommodation died last year
Taoiseach to meet with Spain's anti-war Prime Minister in Madrid today
Today's news
Iran vows to fight 'as long as it takes' and rules out negotiations with the US
A record number of people in IPAS accommodation died last year
Repayments on deep retrofits can cost as much as a second mortgage
Taoiseach to meet with Spain's anti-war Prime Minister in Madrid today
Opinion: Be careful who you aim your anger at when it comes to diesel prices
Paddy Comyn
Health and business courses top CAO applications as demand for veterinary surges
SPOTLIGHT

War in Iran

Fake footage used to push agendas as the US and Israel go to war with Iran
New phase of war raises risk of increased casualties and heightens concerns of terror attack in West
Tom Clonan
109
in brussels
EU ministers discuss potential for Iran war to bring refugees to Europe
far from home
Iranians in Ireland see Ali Khamenei's death as a reason to hope
99
Pricewatch
Oil prices are rising because of the Iran war – how high could they go?
72
Could this be the war that splits MAGA?
Marion McKeone
81
stranded
'I keep looking out the window': Irish in UAE watch conflict unfold in the air
32
A death threat and panic buttons: Ireland’s courts are seeing increased aggression
A judge has warned about bad behaviour after dozens of incidents were recorded in Ireland’s courts.
Threats, physical violence and intimidation among incidents logged
Some involve recording and then posting to social media
District Court judge warns that some colleagues won’t sit without a garda present
Yesterday
9th March 2026
Mary Lou McDonald meets Creeslough families and backs calls for a public inquiry
Dea-scéal na teanga á insint ag 'Barbie na Gaeilge' i leabhar nua le dáileachán domhanda
Trump says 'we haven't won enough' after earlier saying Iran war is 'very complete, pretty much'
Irish hauliers call off planned protest after last minute call with Transport Minister
GAA, RTÉ and dodgy boxers: Who were the winners and losers in the GAAGo deal?
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
RTÉ contacts Social Democrats over use of clip of David McCullagh in campaign video
'He does his steps and does them well': Eliminated DWTS couple play down Paudie controversy
School places: Ireland doesn't have a shortage of school places, it has a shortage of inclusion
Lucinda Murrihy
investigates

Our team exposes issues with Ireland's care system

Garda Referral
Tusla has referred five emergency child care providers to Gardaí over vetting concerns
38
Emergency Arrangements
Vulnerable children spending years in Tusla’s temporary Special Emergency Arrangements
38
Residential Care
Mounting damage costs in residential care amid warnings that children are 'criminalised'
34
Missing in Care
Child in Tusla care reported missing 274 times in a single year
Six Nations permutations: How Ireland could still sneak the title on Super Saturday
Two women who married in Ireland challenge government's refusal of passport for their daughter
Man charged with murder of partner in Cork says she stabbed herself in the stomach
As diesel hits €2 a litre at Irish pumps, no one quite knows what's going to happen next
The price of oil has yo-yoed throughout today.
Ireland to miss its renewable energy targets up to 2030
Ex-partner of Natalie McNally accuses Stephen McCullagh of murder in outburst in court
Cabinet hears of new laws to allow boarding of 'Shadow Fleet' vessels by Defence Forces
Government to charter flight to evacuate Irish citizens from Dubai on Wednesday
Boy (11) dies after he was struck by SUV in Belfast
VOICES

Thoughts and opinions on the stories that matter

Trump’s war on Iran is a death blow to the rules-based order
Tom Clonan
109
Could this be the war that splits MAGA?
Marion McKeone
81
Ireland has a major animal cruelty problem
Jennifer Whitmore
83
The battle to save the city’s nightlife, culture and spaces
Andrea Horan
41
Baby names – Rían’s fada and the myth of the ‘neutral’ name
Darach Ó Séaghdha
20
This rainy season has nearly washed us away
Paul Handrick - The Bee Guy
17
The physio says it's never too late to get those weights going
Stephen O'Rourke
5
Limerick power, Cork doubts, Galway resurgent and ‘unacceptable’ Kilkenny
Man who inflicted 'appalling attack' on his drunk friend convicted of murder
Over €300,000 worth of change left behind at toll bridges last year
Woman dead and passenger in critical condition after single-vehicle collision in Co Sligo
Zippay is rolling out on Irish banking apps tomorrow - here’s what to know before using it
Co Fermanagh murder victim named as 23-year-old Ellie Flanagan
'Black rain' falls on Tehran after Israeli strikes on oil depots release toxic chemicals into the sky
With the Sun blotted out, disoriented people in Tehran had to turn on their lights to see through the gloom yesterday morning.
Gerry Adams ‘directly responsible’ for England bomb decisions, High Court in London told
Nato defence systems intercept Iranian ballistic missile over Turkey as US-Israeli war on Iran rages
Oil has hit $100 a barrel again - when has that happened before?
2027 Six Nations: Ireland to start at home to England and host France on final day
'Barbie na Gaeilge' on being a TikTok star and her new global book deal
Will you watch the Peaky Blinders film?
Kathryn Thomas ag caint: tá an craoltóir aitheanta ag foghlaim na Gaeilge arís