Irish - This month January 2026
Kerry fourth-year student wins Young Scientist prize for her brain cancer diagnosis technology
The project was one of 550 exhibits from 225 schools.
Traitors Ireland storms into the top 10 most watched TV shows of 2025
Sport dominated the most watched shows on traditional TV last year.
Independent panel to investigate Tusla's dealings with father and son killed in murder-suicide
The National Review Panel has confirmed it will carry out an investigation.
Media Minister has deleted his X account over its digital undressing scandal
X’s European headquarters is based in Dublin, but the platform has not been forthright on engaging with the Irish Government in relation to child safety.
Irish families could face delays holding funerals due to 'very real crisis' in autopsy system
- Many hospitals are no longer carrying out autopsies due to staff shortages and pressures.
- The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland has called for urgent government action to avoid causing distress to bereaved families.
- Around 6,000 autopsies are carried out in Ireland every year in cases involving sudden, unexplained, or unnatural deaths.
Over 100 senior Tusla workers told CEO reform timeline put kids 'at significant risk of harm'
A letter to the agency’s CEO flagged major concerns with senior management’s plans, asking, “Are the courts aware this is happening?”.

