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August
August 2024
Ireland's first e-scooter sharing scheme hits the streets in Wexford today
Tipp blockade organisers say they'll 'regroup' after gardaí escort 80 asylum seekers through
Body found during search for kayaker (60s) who went missing off the Waterford coast yesterday
Woman allegedly murdered by Irishman in Malta had recently filed harassment reports with police
Man (32) charged over yesterday's serious stabbing of 11-year-old girl in London
Up to 20,000 homes and businesses without power after lightning strikes across the west
Some of the heaviest lightning was seen at 1am.
Irish Olympics body raise judges' scoring of Daina Moorehouse fight with IOC
Emergency services attending gorse fire in the Dublin Mountains as thousands left without power
Status Yellow rain warning to take effect tonight for 18 counties
Gardaí arrest man (40s) suspected of making online threats against Simon Harris and his family
Seizure of €7.2m in suspected cocaine and two men arrested at Rosslare Europort
Ten officers injured as fireworks and petrol bombs thrown during disorder in Derry
Taoiseach seeks 'urgent review' of EU-Israel trade deal after 'gut-wrenching' shelter strike
Here are the local electoral areas with the most (registered) tenancies
Anti-immigration groups attempt to set mosque on fire in latest night of violence in Belfast
Locals in Tipperary told to carry out dubious 'citizen's arrests' on asylum seekers
A protest has been maintained outside a hotel in the area since May.
One-in-five private Dublin tenancies rented by landlords who own 100+ properties
It’s a different story for the rest of the country.
Hate crime investigation after rioters seen repeatedly stamping on man's head in Belfast violence
Temporary Assistant Chief Constable Melanie Jones said the PSNI is “working at pace” to identify offenders and make arrests.
Kamala Harris officially secures party's presidential nomination as she readies VP pick
Dozens arrested across UK as Starmer condemns racist 'far-right thuggery'
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill said that communities have to work to keep “free from hate and division”.
Flooding expected tomorrow morning as Status Orange rain warning forecast for three counties
Cafe and supermarket burnt out during anti-immigration riot in Belfast
Fine Gael still the most popular party as number of voters concerned by far-right doubles
Man (20s) dead following crash between van and lorry in Co Sligo
Two men hospitalised after attack by group armed with weapons in Dublin
Woman arrested as part of investigation into fatal assault in Co Kerry released without charge
US defence secretary Lloyd Austin overrides plea agreement with 9/11 defendants
'The past 10 months have been hell': Buyers in limbo over delays to affordable housing in Dublin
It’s the latest government-branded scheme in Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien’s constituency to face delays.
Prisoners including Irish citizen Paul Whelan greeted by Biden after Russian prisoner swap deal
Parent's leave increases to 9 weeks today for those with babies under two
Teenager (17) appears in court charged with murders of three young girls in Southport stabbing attack
July
July 2024
Two young people hospitalised after serious road crash near Limerick city