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This month
December 2024
Why did Fine Gael support John McGahon’s controversial general election bid in Louth?
Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt Mass at Armagh Cathedral
John McGahon concedes Louth election but says he got '150% support' from Taoiseach during campaign
PSNI investigation underway after sudden death of woman in her 20s in Belfast nightclub
Last month
November 2024
Willie O'Dea reelected as counting continues in Limerick City despite ballot paper error
Green Party struggling as junior ministers Joe O'Brien and Ossian Smyth eliminated
John McGahon unlikely to be elected and could be outpolled by Fine Gael running mate Paula Butterly
Has a politician 'scraped through' if they were elected in the later counts?
The votes have been cast, but when will we know the results?
If 2020 is anything to go by, it could be quite some time before we know who all the members of the next Dáil will be.
Signalling issue impacting DART and Northern Commuter services returns causing more delays
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Archbishop Eamon Martin calls on NI MPs to reject assisted dying bill during Westminster vote
Taoiseach reassures Lebanon's PM of Ireland's commitment to UNIFIL in phonecall
Two people arrested after cocaine worth €2.6 million seized during Dublin search
Clontarf to city centre cycle lane opens, but some express ‘frustration’ over missed deadlines
Man (50s) dies and another man (20s) arrested following multi-vehicle collision in Co Wexford
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
CAB seizes 23 vehicles and €400,000 in cash during search operation in west Dublin
Where do the main parties (and former minister Alan Shatter) stand on inheritance tax?
Fog warning in place for 17 counties with temperatures to drop to -3 degrees tonight
‘Say Nothing’ series played no role in recent information regarding Joe Lynskey, says lead investigator
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Investigation after fire breaks out at Wicklow army camp being used to house asylum seekers
Man in his 30s dies after collision between car and lorry in Co Mayo
First-time calls to National Rape Crisis Helpline up 50% after civil case against Conor McGregor
Conor McGregor removed from ‘Hitman’ video game after losing civil sexual assault case
School of young girl injured in Parnell Square attack says ‘trauma is still very real’ one year on
Young girl seriously injured in Parnell Square attack making ‘great progress’
Waterford to get its own portal for Christmas, linking the city to the Czech Republic
Man arrested in connection with Creeslough explosion released without charge
Man arrested in connection with Creeslough explosion
Jean McConville's son calls Disney+ drama 'horrendous' and says her death is not 'entertainment'
Campaigners granted judicial review of development plans for Dublin’s Moore Street
Taoiseach says Sinn Féin pledge to review RTÉ’s Gaza coverage is a ‘dog whistle to conspiracy theorists’
Notre Dame apologises for telling fans not to wear green or shamrocks for Belfast ice hockey visit
'The images are not good': How do people in Dundalk feel about John McGahon’s election bid?
While there was some support for John McGahon, most people felt he shouldn’t be running in the general election.
Status Yellow warning takes hold amid 'very cold' weather with ice and frost conditions
Met Éireann has warned of very cold temperatures with widespread frost and icy stretches.
Teachers to protest outside schools to seek delay in implementing Leaving Cert reforms