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Last month
December 2025
Britain's King Charles says his treatment for cancer will be reduced next year
Here are the hospitals that have introduced visitor restrictions due to high flu cases
Baby boy injured in two-car collision in Dundalk last weekend dies in hospital
Cabinet approves legislation giving gardaí power to use facial recognition in investigations
The telecoms regulator has blocked 131 million scam phone calls since crackdown began
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Man arrested in connection with fatal collision in Drogheda in August is released
'Digital wallet' pilot to be rolled out next year to verify age of social media users
Taoiseach indicates government will discuss potential charges for blister packs with HSE
Changing Toy Show airing time would be 'like getting rid of the Angelus', Bakhurst tells committee
'Profound breach of trust': Teachers' union slams Minister over Assessment of Need changes
Baby boy in critical condition in hospital following two-car collision in Co Louth
Minister admits it was 'misconceived' for department to post video with advice on moving back in with parents
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty raised the video during Leaders’ Questions this afternoon, calling it “patronising”.
RTÉ have revealed the theme for tonight's Late Late Toy Show (and it's a mean one)
RTÉ has promised “dazzling performances, plenty of toys and heartwarming moments” for tonight’s show.
Nikita Hand welcomes Supreme Court decision not to grant Conor McGregor further appeal
Ireland will not compete in Eurovision 2026 after Israel allowed to remain in competition
Spain and the Netherlands have also confirmed that they will not take part in the contest.
RTÉ won't be doing its annual Christmas Eve broadcast live from Grafton Street this year
Putin ‘morally responsible’ for death of British woman poisoned by Novichok, inquiry finds
Woman arrested in connection with investigations into money laundering released without charge
Taxi drivers holding another rush hour protest in Dublin this evening over Uber fixed fares
Man and boy injured in collision between car and van in Kilkenny
Man (40s) arrested in connection with attempted murder in Co Donegal
The government has a new plan to speed up big infrastructure projects - here's what's in it
It is being billed as a “move away from a culture of caution” when it comes to delivering much needed infrastructure.
High social media use and sexting linked to poorer mental health in teenagers, study finds
Glen of the Downs nature reserve to expand as State buys over 40 hectares of adjoining land
The Glen of the Downs is designated as a Special Area of Conservation for the habitat old sessile oak woods and is one of Ireland’s few remaining ancient woodlands.
Rosslare Europort to seek planning permission for €220m offshore renewable energy hub
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Jury trials to be scrapped in England and Wales for crimes with sentences of under three years
Last year
2025
Sitdown Sunday: Police believed a missing kayaker had drowned. Then they made a discovery
UN Security Council approves Trump-backed 'stabilisation force' for Gaza
Frost and ice on the way with Arctic airmass to bring colder temperatures (and some snow)
In reversal of earlier stance, Trump calls on Republicans to release Epstein files
Hungary v Ireland: What do Ireland need to do to qualify for the World Cup?
Sitdown Sunday: Inside the surveillance empire that tracked thousands using phone numbers