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September 2026
How do citizenship language tests work in other European countries?
Health minister says some regions have had finance powers removed because they overspent on hiring
Jim O'Callaghan compared to Trump and Nigel Farage over his citizenship rule changes
'Deeply offensive': Ryanair boss criticised for calling other airlines 'high-fare rapists'
Richard Boyd Barrett says Soc Dems and Sinn Féin are not answering his emails
Last month was the hottest August ever recorded globally
Trump promises every US adult $5,000 if the Republicans win the midterm elections
Normal service resumes at Dublin Airport after UK air traffic control issue caused 'upheaval'
France and Canada expected to join UK in banning trade with illegal settlements in Palestine
Green Line Luas and Dublin Bus services disrupted in city centre due to fire near Grafton Street
UK to announce ‘reset’ of relations with Israel that's already being condemned as 'Jew hate'
What's behind AfD's surge to victory in Saxony-Anhalt, and what are they promising?
One of AfD’s flagship policy proposals is “remigration”, a far-right plan to ethnically cleanse European countries of non-white people.
Deal to give data centres cheaper energy for riskier supply labelled as 'deeply unfair'
Large crowds gather in Belgrade for funeral of Serbian war criminal Ratko Mladic
Traffic restrictions in place in Dublin as EU agriculture ministers meet
As heists become more common and more violent across Europe, Irish museums are taking note
The prices of precious metals, especially gold and silver, have risen dramatically in recent years.
'Nearly as bad as a title fight': Bernard Dunne did his Irish Leaving Cert exam this year
Argentinian leader says 'winds of change' from the US favour his country's claim to Falklands
New e-scooter rules in effect today, meaning riders must wear helmets and high-vis clothing
What happens now that the judge in Lindsay Clancy's trial has issued a 'dynamite charge'?
Catherine Connolly to meet with Donald Trump during his visit to Ireland next week
Firefighters battle huge blaze at scrapyard in Belfast
HSE fined €645k after old medical records found rotting, mouldy and covered in animal droppings
Global temperatures on track to break 1.5°C but it's not too late to bring them back down, UN says
A new lunchtime food market is coming to Liberty Park in Dublin's inner city
Maths professor Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin criticises Leaving Cert maths body and quits
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin’s complaints about the process went beyond just mathematics.
This week looks set to be a bit wet and windy
Last month
August 2026
Testing the waters: Here's what we know so far about the state-backed investment scheme
Traffic restrictions in Wicklow as EU defence and foreign ministers meet in Druids Glen
Bessborough survivors seek judicial review of planning permission for apartments on site
Irish language heist film Aontas selected as Ireland's entry for the Academy Awards
'Torrential downpours' cause flooding in Kerry and Dublin
The Phoenix Park recorded more rain in two hours than it has in the last two months.
Thieves loot Bronze Age gold artefacts from Spanish museum in four-minute heist
What caused the deadly flash flooding in Nepal?