Irish
This month
November 2024
AnalysisHow Roderic O'Gorman is targeted with homophobic slurs and misinformation about missing children
CLIMATE FUNDFinal Cabinet meeting before Dáil dissolved turns sour as Harris and Martin block Green proposals
End of the roadRSA to be disbanded following ‘deteriorating fatality and serious injury trends on Irish roads’
Dáil'That's bullshit': Accusations fly as Govt told it's 'kowtowing' to US on Occupied Territories Bill
CHRISTMAS TALKSNew Govt by year end? Harris says formation talks over Christmas with election called this week
burglary gangThree people, including juvenile, arrested in Dublin for alleged burglary spree across north west
not loving itLocals in Thurles object to construction of new McDonald's drive-thru on health grounds
tallaght university hospitalWoman (26) died from blood clot after spending almost 44 hours in emergency department, inquest hears
CUPLA FOCALMigrants to Ireland more motivated to learn Irish when their children are studying it in school
The Louis Theroux PodcastBarry Keoghan says social media claims about his son used as 'ammunition' against him
CourtsEx-rugby international Brendan Mullin found guilty of stealing over €500k from Bank of Ireland
gerard hutchSpanish court confirms Hutch used plan to stand in Irish General Election in bail application
tennesseeAlleged US white supremacist arrested by FBI moments before launching a bomb laden drone attack
HousingHousing minister eyes widening First Home Scheme to secondhands as politicians set out election stalls
race that stops a nationIrish jockey Robbie Dolan upsets the odds to win Melbourne Cup on 80-1 outsider Knight's Choice
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Voting day in the USA, attacks on women in Derry and Ireland unlikely to meet climate obligations
PSNIPolice in Derry investigating possible connection between two attacks on women over the weekend
SEAI Report
Ireland unlikely to hit 2030 climate targets even in ‘most optimistic scenario’, according to new report
Commissioner for Justice
Michael McGrath to face grilling in EU Parliament at confirmation hearing later
america decides
The real risk of a Trump presidency to Ireland - the end of our corporate tax bonanza
A re-working of US tax law could eventually lead to a major drop in Ireland’s corporate tax take.
High CourtMother granted permission to bring legal action against Tusla and HSE over son's treatment
