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May
May 2024
Three men arrested and potential explosive device found after young man shot dead in Dublin
Gardaí said that at approximately 12:15am, a man ‘sustained fatal injuries’ during a shooting” on the Knocknarea Road.
Bambie Thug recovers from 'gross' food poisoning ahead of tomorrow's Eurovision performance
Garda says she 'didn't feel right' making 'false' record of supervisor's alleged assault of suspect
A Garda sergeant is charged with assaulting a suspect and attempting to pervert the course of justice.
Gardaí investigating video showing migrant men being told to leave Newtownmountkennedy
UK says Tánaiste 'confirmed' no gardaí will be sent to border for migration checks
Tánaiste Micheál Martin had a ‘constructive phone call’ with Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris last night.
April
April 2024
Man hospitalised following suspected stabbing near homeless tents in Dublin city centre
Newtownmountkennedy: Four charged as Garda Inspector tells court violence was 'prolonged and extremely dangerous'
Pro-Palestine protests at Columbia University move into 10th day
Wildfires 'ran riot' across more than 500 acres of the Blackstairs Mountains yesterday
Michael D Higgins had a 'mild stroke' during his health troubles last month, but is 'fine now'
Caio Benicio, the hero Deliveroo driver from Parnell Square attack, to run for Fianna Fáil
Man dead after crash involving car and motorcycle in Co Antrim
FG receives boost after Harris becomes Taoiseach but SF remain most popular, poll suggests
Motorcyclist airlifted from crash scene after suffering serious injuries in Longford
Iran, Israel appear to pull back from brink as US approves military aid
Tenants 'feel like pawns on a chessboard' as 15 families face eviction from Donegal estate
‘There is no peace day by day, like it was before,’ one tenant said.
Tirlán boss wants Govt to give €40m to plan aimed at improving 'worst rivers' in Ireland
Two schoolgirls wounded in knife attack in France
Leading cancer doctors write open letter to Taoiseach warning about Ireland's cancer services
FG mayor at centre of €700k landfill row retracts Dáil bid after decrying 'crumbling' party numbers
Tom Clonan: After Iran's attack on Israel, the 'world now holds its breath'
Taoiseach condemns Iran’s 'reckless' attack and urges 'all sides' to show restraint
Irishman describes 'absolutely horrific' scenes amid Sydney stabbing attack
Six killed and suspect shot dead after stabbing attack at Sydney shopping centre
Eight people including a child have been taken to hospital after the incident.
Woman arrested after half a million euros in cash seized in organised crime operation
Irish people in the US were glued to the World Cup when OJ's Ford Bronco hit the headlines
OJ Simpson, whose trial for the killings of Nicole Brown and Ronald Goldman gripped America, has died
Simpson was found liable in a civil trial in 1997 for the double murder.
'Sinking feeling' among lecturers as they vote to express alarm over state of TU sector
During a union conference in Killarney, staff spoke in stark terms about the future of the nascent sector.
Ireland living under 'frosty' peace and yet to see full potential, Simon Harris tells Sky News
FG deputy mayor at centre of €700k landfill row takes aim at Greens and targets Dáil bid
TY students to sit new road safety course in light of 'horrific' death toll
Primary teachers to be surveyed on church-run schools 'in light of changing face of Ireland'
Protesting teachers call for 'government action, not words' on Gaza during minister's speech
Norma Foley in the firing line: Teachers question why they earn less after teaching abroad
It was an issue that drove much discussion at the ASTI’s opening day of its annual congress in Wexford.