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January
January 2024
Lottery to change adverts after complaint about unclaimed prizes 'going back to the community'
PSNI extradites man from US over 12 counts of indecent assaults that occurred in 1970s
There's going to be ANOTHER referendum this year and it's on... patents
Documents reveal bill for Ireland's largest naval ship is likely to reach €300m
Previous suggestions had put the cost of the project at €200m but that has now been increased.
FactCheck: Could the 'women in the home' referendum erase all references to women in the Constitution?
Man (73) pleads guilty to putting lives in danger after damaging gas pipes of community centre
'Five of us are in a two bed flat full of mould': Oliver Bond residents speak out
Gayle Cullen said that residents are literally “sick waiting”, as their flats are difficult to keep warm.
Dublin Simon Community’s ‘first-of-a-kind’ health and addiction care facility to open mid-year
Peter Mullan appointed new chairperson of An Bord Pleanála
South Africa's genocide case against Israel is 'valid', Taoiseach says
ESB apologises for error that saw customers overcharged for 12 years
Cillian Murphy has been nominated for Best Actor in this year's Oscars
Teenager from Irish family tried to fight off killer as he stabbed her friend, Nottingham court told
Sinn Féin says it will support a Yes vote in the upcoming referendums
Galway councillor and former TD Colm Keaveney accused of driving under the influence of cocaine
Sinn Féin demands operator of 999 call centres enter talks with staff to avert strike action
Boycotting St Patrick’s trip to US over Gaza ‘doesn’t make sense’, says Tánaiste
Councillor says health service 'on its knees' as grandfather spends 100 hours on UHL trolley
Over 70 households facing eviction in Westmeath as politicians urge coordinated councils response
Debunked: Ceann Comhairle did not say immigrants were responsible for rising antisemitism
Palestinian journalist who the world has been watching is evacuated from Gaza
Holly Cairns: Ireland has long advocated for the Palestinians - we can't let them down now
Holly Cairns
Poll: Have you noticed a grand stretch in the evening?
Plans to build 852 homes in Dundrum stalled by one objector, Land Development Agency to tell TDs
At least 50 injured in major earthquake on China-Kyrgyzstan border
'Our lives didn't have to be this way': Unmarried parents reflect on landmark Supreme Court ruling
Thousands of families may be entitled to extra pension payments.
Study finds negative stereotypes about disabilities may fuel excuses for ableism
Donnelly to progress Bill allowing pharmacists to dispense some medicines without prescription
HRB: Evidence to support medicinal cannabis use for most conditions is 'inconsistent at best'
New law to halt the decline of ATMS in towns and villages around the country
Homeowners warned more mortgage rate rises are likely to be on the way
Mortgage brokers have urged homeowners to consider switching to save money.
US and UK militaries jointly hit Houthi missile sites in Yemen for second time
Man (58) charged after masked men enter and threaten four pubs and meeting in Derry
Sophie Toscan du Plantier's uncle says Ian Bailey tried to contact her family multiple times
Another storm is heading for Ireland as 68,000 properties still without power after Storm Isha
The areas where customers will remain without supply overnight include Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo.
Met Éireann is forecasting that Storm Jocelyn will track to the northwest of Ireland tomorrow, bringing strong and gusty winds.
Around 35,000 people are experiencing water disruption as a result of Storm Isha this evening.
In the North, around 17,000 customers are without power this evening.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Asylum seekers endure sub-zero temperatures on Dublin streets without tents or sleeping bags
Woman tells court she became 'shell of person she once was' after man broke into home and raped her