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This month
November 2024
Three-quarters of hip fracture patients received surgery within 48 hours of admission last year
Sinn Féin TD says ‘someone will be killed’ by ‘feud between criminal gangs' in north Clondalkin
Quiz: How much do you know about the Roman Empire?
Austin Stack, whose father was killed by the IRA, to run as Fianna Fáil candidate in Laois
Former Sinn Féin press officer Michael McMonagle jailed for nine months for child sex offences
Mary Lou McDonald says women in public life have to be ‘fully respected’ as Trump returns to power
Paul Mescal lookalike winner crowned ahead of Gladiator II premiere
Biden hopes US can 'bring down the temperature' in remarks following Trump's election win
RTÉ 2FM loses listeners but says it is ‘working hard’ on a new schedule and line-up
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Batch of sausages made by Cork company recalled due to presence of salmonella
Young child injured in Belfast after living room window smashed during ‘racially-motivated hate crime’
Mother of Kyle Hayes' victim says her 'world fell apart' after 2019 assault
RSA to be disbanded following ‘deteriorating fatality and serious injury trends on Irish roads’
Ireland unlikely to hit 2030 climate targets even in ‘most optimistic scenario’, according to new report
How will big broadcasters in the US, Ireland and the UK be covering the presidential election?
High Court pauses summer passenger cap at Dublin Airport
Heavy rainfall hits Catalonia region days after Valencia flooding that killed more than 200
New Fáilte Ireland tourism plan aims to position Cork as Ireland’s ‘gastronomy capital’
Polls close tomorrow night - so when will we know the result of the US general election?
Tomorrow, US voters go to the polls in what’s been a bitter election campaign between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Kemi Badenoch beats Robert Jenrick to win Conservative leadership race
‘It’s weird’: SDLP councillor condemns protest banner against proposed Gaelscoil in East Belfast
Calls for ‘meaningful’ support for independent sector after Virgin Media reduces Tonight Show output
New weather warnings issued across Spain after flooding which killed over 200 people
Charli XCX’s ‘Brat’ chosen as Collins Dictionary word of the year
Microsoft announces investment in Ireland with creation of 550 new engineering and R&D jobs
Last month
October 2024
GP in Northern Ireland received pleas for diazepam from patients ahead of paramilitary beatings
‘Something from The Purge’: Irish teacher says Valencia like a ‘ghost town’ after floods
New NTA study makes case for ‘Gluas’ light rail system for Galway
Over 70 PSNI officers disciplined for watching bodycam footage of drugs arrest for ‘entertainment’
Michael Healy-Rae’s Taylor Swift AI post ‘raises attention around the use of deepfakes’
Irish woman who resigned from Vatican abuse panel says new report is like 'marking your own homework'
Free prescription medicines and 40,000 extra healthcare staff included in Sinn Féin’s healthcare plan
Vatican's first annual report on child protection calls for 'rigorous approach to reparations'
How online abuser Alexander McCartney brought 'disaster' to a young US girl and her family
Abuser behind major catfishing case handed life sentence for manslaughter, blackmail and other crimes
Twelve-year-old Cimarron Thomas from West Virginia in the US took her own life in May 2018 after she was blackmailed by Alexander McCartney.