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January
January 2024
Number of yellow weather warnings for ice and low temperatures issued across the country
Man arrested in connection with Clonakilty robbery in which staff member was threatened with knife
Interview: Matt Carthy says a united Ireland will happen 'quicker than people think'
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Gardaí appealing for witnesses after shooting in Limerick city
McDonald invokes Northern Ireland peace process in address at Pro-Palestine rally in London
Simon Harris claims single-parent families are not adequately recognised in Irish constitution
Sinn Féin, Labour, PBP and SocDems call on Govt to join genocide case against Israel in ICJ
The government has been accused of making a “shameful political calculation” not to join the case out of deference to Washington and the US.
Taoiseach among multiple politicians whose homes were targeted over weekend by protesters
Dublin TD Paul Murphy described the second protest outside of his home as a ‘step up from the last time’
Have you used one of the government schemes to buy or rent a home? What has been your experience?
Record corporation tax returns last year, as McGrath forecasts improved living standards in 2024
Covid Inquiry will 'absolutely' reveal lessons to be learned, former health minister says
Around 60,000 students to benefit from changes to third level funding from today
Here's what happened today: New Year's Day
Ireland's first baby born in 2024 delivered in the Rotunda just minutes after midnight
Millionaire Raffle players urged to check tickets as winning ticket sold in Dublin
Almost 20% increase in road deaths last year with 184 people killed on Irish roads
Taoiseach says he refuses to change his routine despite heightened threat to personal safety
Last year
2023
Micheál Martin rules himself out of running for EU Commissioner job
Viktor Orban, Gaza, and an EU-wide definition of rape: Irish MEPs' top concerns going into 2024
Sinn Féin in govt would be 'dragged' by the far-left into irresponsible positions, Tánaiste says
Taoiseach: Government has a big job to do in 2024 as far-right myths gain traction
Cameras to be rolled out in bus lanes next year in bid to tackle speed and misuse
Ivana Bacik ‘very concerned’ Labour won’t be able to support a yes vote in care referendum
'Mobility hubs' to be rolled out across three Irish cities next year with car sharing facilities
Household energy prices to 'fall significantly' in first half of next year, Eamon Ryan says
Taoiseach was 'suspicious immediately' of prank by two Russian comedians but had to play along
Taoiseach: Banks would 'think twice' about new mortgages if Dublin house prices lowered to €300k
Bank holiday penalty points hike not included in Road Traffic Bill going to Cabinet today
Sinn Féin TD says locals apologised to him after meeting on refugee accommodation got out of hand
Labour investigating local election candidate's comments about migration
Sinn Féin clashes with Tánaiste over delivery of social and affordable housing targets
'Doing it on Women's Day like it's a gift to us': Cairns criticises govt on women's referendum
The EU has lost credibility because of Gaza, Taoiseach says
Varadkar stresses importance of Council meeting as EU leaders wrestle with Orban over Ukraine
'This is wrong': The misleading claim about a refugee family getting a free house in Westmeath
Taoiseach: 'Even the US is beginning to have second thoughts about what's unfolding in Gaza'
'Kicked, beaten, spat at': Retailers tell TDs of an 'explosion' in shoplifting
Additional €40m in capital funding approved for the new children's hospital
Ireland 'very open' to imposing travel ban on 'violent' West Bank settlers, says Tánaiste