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Yesterday
3rd January 2025
Judge sets date for Donald Trump's sentencing in hush money case, but signals no jail time
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Delay in rollout of free HRT scheme criticised as 'slap in the face for thousands of women'
Boy (13) dies following quad bike crash in Co Armagh
Tuesday
31st December 2024
Gardaí open murder investigation into death of woman whose body was found on Roscommon field
Over 1,000 people in hospital with flu as HSE CEO says 'no doubt system is under pressure'
Man (30s) arrested following discovery of a man's body in Co Wexford
Status Yellow rain warning for Cork and Kerry ahead of temperature drop in new year
China says claims it was behind cyber attack on US Treasury are 'groundless'
This week
29th December 2024 - 4th January 2025
Senior garda: 'If you crash while under the influence, what does that say about you as a person?'
'A thoroughly decent man of great integrity': Tributes paid to former US president Jimmy Carter
The 39th President of the United States and Nobel Peace Prize winner died at his home in Georgia yesterday aged 100.
Ex-husband of Gisele Pelicot will not appeal 20-year sentence in French mass rape case
Sitdown Sunday: The best longreads of the year
Last week
22nd December 2024 - 4th January 2025
Quiz: Which city is this Christmas tree in?
Quiz: Can you name the Christmas song from the lyrics?
Twelve photos that tell the story of Ireland's political year
It’s been a busy one.
Sitdown Santa: How 'It's a Wonderful Life' became a Christmas classic
'If our industry fails, this country fails': Hauliers call for subsidy amid ongoing Holyhead Port closure
'Iconic' crocodile from Crocodile Dundee film dies peacefully at Darwin zoo
Man (40s) dies after car enters water at Grand Canal in Kildare
Just 12 trucks able to deliver aid to northern Gaza since October, Oxfam says
Suspect arrested after woman set on fire on New York subway train
Sitdown Sunday: On the hunt for Vincent van Gogh's lost masterpiece
Last month
December 2024
Gardaí urge public to be vigilant over 'very high levels' of text message scams
Man arrested in relation to death of woman in Gorey released without charge
Dublin Airport set for busiest day of Christmas season
New images of Kyran Durnin released by gardaí as part of renewed appeal for information
Taoiseach criticises embassy closure as Israeli foreign minister labels Irish government 'antisemitic'
EU sending envoy to speak to new Syrian government in Damascus
South Korean investigators seek to question impeached president over short-lived martial law
Woman (70s) seriously injured in hit-and-run in Co Louth
Average expected spend on Christmas rises to almost €1,200
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission found that one in five people also plan to borrow to fund their spending this Christmas.
Sitdown Sunday: 'Many of you could be where we are' - a writer's account of being homeless in the US
Quiz: How well do you know the Home Alone films?
Irish contestants Barry McGuigan and Maura Higgins voted off I'm A Celebrity days before final
High Court orders Conor McGregor to pay Nikita Hand's legal costs in civil case against him
Fiscal watchdog urges incoming government to treat corporation tax 'like Norway treats its oil'
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warned the next coalition to be cautious when it comes to the country’s “extraordinary” corporate tax receipts.
Donald Trump seeks to have Georgia election interference case thrown out
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday