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Tuesday
17th March 2026
What are you doing this Paddy's Day?
Your guide to St Patrick's Day events around Ireland today
Here is your one-stop-shop for events happening across Irish cities today
Temperatures are set to hit as high as 18 degrees this week (but not today, obviously)
It turns out Sean Penn had a pretty good excuse for not showing up to collect his Oscar
Enda Kenny says we can't let St Patrick's Day White House visit 'slip from our hands'
Micheál Martin heads to the White House today to meet with Donald Trump.
Ireland’s cultural moment: A new generation of artists and storytellers reshapes Irish identity
Finian Murphy
How those who sent racist abuse to Edwin Edogbo could be caught
Formal garda complaints to be made over three Irish accounts linked to racist abuse of Edogbo
One suspected account holder is believed to be a member of an Irish rugby club.
Monday
16th March 2026
Tension at Tolka after pre-match flare-up but Shels v Bohs ends in stalemate
Zohran Mamdani says he hasn't 'thought enough' about whether he supports a United Ireland
Man (30s) dies in suspected stabbing in Cork
Taoiseach 'looking forward' to meeting Trump but don't expect Martin to rock the boat
Micheál Martin said he is looking forward to his meeting with the US president.
Quiz: How much do you know about these famous people who share the same name?
Trump vows to 'take' Cuba as the island reels from US-imposed oil embargo
Man (20s) seriously injured after being hit by car in Cashel
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Trump wants more enthusiasm from US allies for mission to secure Strait of Hormuz
Global oil prices have surged by 40 to 50% as Iran attacks shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Cyclist (70s) killed in Balbriggan crash with truck
The hidden wounds of war: How PTSD and trauma from conflict can present and be treated
Dr Stephen McWilliams
Tánaiste says Conor McGregor 'the very worst of us' amid reports MMA fighter is in Washington
Man charged with the murder of his partner denies trying to dismember her body
Man jailed after using US citizenship to buy guns legally in America to re-sell them in Ireland
Minister leaves door open for pubs to open late if Ireland makes it to the World Cup
Iranian players head for Oman as five squad members drop plans to seek asylum in Australia
Martin says cost-of-living measures are being considered, but he's wary of 'raising expectations'
Gerry Adams may have 'deluded' himself over IRA membership, High Court hears
Potential policing shortage for St Patrick’s Day as garda group takes industrial action
'No to war and free Palestine': How politics took centre stage at this year's Oscars
Irish Rail confirms Dart extension to Kilcock in Co Kildare
Woman arrested in connection with two armed robberies in Cork
Brown Thomas and Arnotts spared convictions over misleading Black Friday price tags
Senior Kinahan member pleads guilty to directing gang behind murder of innocent man
Taoiseach says Ireland won’t be getting involved in Trump plan to secure Strait of Hormuz
Any ships used would need anti-aircraft capability as a pre-requisite for joining, which would rule out Ireland as a partner.
Dublin Airport warns of disruption to Middle East flights today after drone attack in Dubai
UK government announces cap on energy bills for next three months due to soaring prices
Children who survived Israeli gunfire recount troops killing their parents and brothers
In Memoriam: Billy Crystal's tribute to Rob Reiner and Barbra Streisand sings for Robert Redford
St Patrick's Day weather will be a mix of everything (but it looks like it won't rain, at least)