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Yesterday
30th May 2025
Housing minister 'not happy' that affordable homes were priced above threshold for state loans
This week
25th May 2025 - 31st May 2025
Irish MEP used AI to write open letter about Gaza which quoted Swedish House Mafia
Andrew and Tristan Tate charged with rape by police in UK
Consumer watchdog needs powers to 'interrogate' supermarkets over high grocery prices, TD says
Undocumented Irish are not attending routine US immigration meetings over deportation fears
Many believe they can “disappear into the economy” if they avoid meeting ICE agents.
Fines for housing developers who miss deadlines? Wouldn't work in Ireland, say experts
We asked housing experts if the UK PM Keir Starmer’s plan to penalise developers that miss deadlines would work here.
Removing judges from the planning process amounts to 'shooting the messenger'
Last week
18th May 2025 - 31st May 2025
Ireland's new gambling watchdog is up and running, but its strict laws won't apply until 2026
Donald Trump says he wants a 50% tariff on EU goods from 1 June
Conamara hotel no longer being considered as international protection accommodation site
Jobs site Indeed withdraws from Dublin Pride parade partnership amid multinational exodus
'Look, 40% of the southeast have Norman names': Browne defends William the Conqueror millennium
Mayo council official defends proposal to 'boycott' people who own holiday homes
One Sinn Féin councillor said holiday homeowners should be financially incentivised to sell or rent their property.
Disability rights advocate Cara Darmody meeting with Taoiseach this morning
Sentences for coercive control 'must reflect seriousness' of crime
Over 560 people skipped bail in Ireland's district courts last year
Major new 'reset' deal means UK travellers may soon make a return to the EU line airports
A key post-Brexit deal between the UK and EU has been reached in London this morning.
Smoke from major fire at Tara Hill could be seen from nearly 10km away in Gorey
Last month
May 2025
Doctors in Gaza hospital pumped oxygen by hand for three days for a sick patient before he died
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Fragments of human remains located at 'Disappeared' Joe Lynskey search site
Garda Kevin Flatley was 'a great garda and family man' with a focus on community, funeral hears
This year's blue flags have been awarded - did your local beach get one?
A record 99 beaches and marinas have been awarded this year.
Israel claims it intercepted one missile from Yemen this evening
Man (21) charged over alleged arson attacks on Keir Starmer's home
The OPW wants to demolish this bridge in Enniscorthy
Families in Gaza eating grass and animal feed as doctors witness record levels of malnutrition
Israel’s blockade has entered its eleventh week.
'It's a collapse of basic survival. It's a collapse of dignity. It's a collapse of the international order.'
Ex-Taoiseach Leo Varadkar joins singer Lyra on RTÉ's new adventure show tonight
US President pampered upon touching down in Doha
Microsoft cutting almost 3% of global workforce
Parliament Street in Dublin city will be pedestrianised at the end of June
Trump's lavish four-day Middle East tour kicks off with major €127bn US-Saudi arms deal
The trip marks the US president’s first major visit abroad of his second term.
Councils taking 'too long' to release vacant homes back onto housing market, Taoiseach says
'Faecal matter smeared on toilet wall' among issues that sees restaurant in Dublin city closed
‘No need’ to call Camogie Association before sporting committee over skorts (yet) says Kelly
Dublin is set to get a watersports campus at Dún Laoghaire Harbour
Orbán tells Martin not to ruin Ireland-Hungary 'love story' after Taoiseach's critical remarks
Swiss police probe 'slit throat' gesture by Gaza protester at Eurovision opening parade