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February
February 2024
Lindsay Lohan’s Irish rom-com to be released on Netflix in time for St Patrick’s Day
Road changes to divert through traffic away from Dublin city centre to take effect from August
Second man charged over damage to Direct Provision centre in Co Kerry last month
Galway University Hospital accepts failings in care of 49-year-old woman who died of breast cancer
'I'm not rejecting science, I'm supporting the economy': DAA boss defends plan to increase flights
Girl (7) broke her nose after being lifted from seat on ride at Funderland, court hears
European Commission issues warning to Ireland over pumping waste water into sensitive areas
Sleet and snow forecast for some counties as weather warnings issued for most of country
Poll: Should the Irish women's basketball team boycott their match against lsrael?
European court again sides with Ryanair over Covid-19 state aid programme for Air France-KLM
Five arrests over Sandwith St burning as gardaí trawl CCTV and phone data to find arsonists
Gardaí are investigating almost 20 fires at various sites across the country.
Basketball Ireland CEO says boycotting game against Israel wouldn't make 'blind bit of difference'
Calls for a boycott of the game have been renewed after members of the Israeli team posed for photos with soldiers.
Gardaí renewing appeal for information after three people died in Co Carlow crash last week
Biden accuses Trump of pressuring Republicans to reject border measures and Ukraine aid deal
Flogas cuts residential electricity prices by 15%
'The earthquake was a year ago, but every day we relive the same trauma'
A year later, and Turkey is still picking up the pieces from two devastating earthquakes.
'A legal bomb waiting to go off': The delays at the Probate Office have reached a record high
Solicitors have called on the Probate Office to reinstate its face-to-face counter service.
Delays have steadily increased after a new way of working was introduced to accommodate remote working during the Covid pandemic.
Solicitors have called on the Probate Office to reinstate its face-to-face counter service.
One solicitor said the current arrangements are "absolutely shocking".
Ever wondered if you'd pass the Garda fitness test? Here's what it's really like
Gardaí invited the nation’s media to Templemore to run sprints, balance on beams and jump farm gates – here’s how we got on.
Fianna Fáil TD Seán Haughey, son of Charles Haughey, will not contest next general election
Govt dismisses recommendation to alter Garda role for prosecuting court cases
Labour calls on government to follow Paris in ramping up parking costs for SUVs in urban areas
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
GSOC finds 'no misconduct' by gardaí in case of man who died in court holding cell
Meta to begin labelling AI-generated images posted on its social media platforms
Man (61) charged with arson of Luas tram during Dublin riots
Tax receipts in January up by nearly 5% on same time last year, at €7.8 billion
EU agrees on first law that combats violence against women
Tributes paid to 'deeply committed' former Taoiseach John Bruton who has died
The former Taoiseach died in the Mater Hospital in Dublin early this morning following a long illness.
John Bruton led Fine Gael from 1990 until 2001, and served as Taoiseach between December 1994 and June 1997.
He later served as the EU's ambassador to the US between 2004 and 2009.
He is survived by his wife, son and three daughters.
High Court quashes SIPO decision to refuse The Ditch access to Leo Varadkar’s donation statement
Pat Rabbitte: John Bruton was a thoughtful and substantial politician
Pat Rabbitte
Tusla struggling to recruit social workers amid large increase in child welfare referrals, CEO says
Gardaí investigating suspicious discovery of body of 61-year-old man in Co Cork
EU Commission proposes 90% cut to emissions by 2040
Cork nursing home resident observed wearing soiled outer clothing on day of HIQA inspection
Three men sentenced after violently confronting teenage student in school, court hears
Ryanair apologises to man who was wrongly banned from flying with the airline
Man arrested in connection with Dublin riots to appear in court this afternoon