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April
April 2026
'You qualify on the pitch': Italy rejects Trump envoy suggestion it should replace Iran at World Cup
Only 14 properties available to rent through HAP scheme across 16 areas last month
It's official: The Dublin Central and Galway West by-elections will be held on 22 May
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Iran says 'impossible' to reopen Strait of Hormuz while US blockade remains in place
There's a new Daniel and Majella O'Donnell exhibition at Newbridge's Museum of Style Icons
Health Minister says no completion date for National Children's Hospital 'that I can stand over'
'I did not sleep well': Complaints to IFCO over age classifications for Hamnet and 28 Years Later sequel
TDs giving character reference letters in sentence hearings 'inappropriate', Justice Minister says
Starmer still under pressure as sacked civil servant defends actions over Mandelson appointment
US and Iran warn they are ready for war as talks in limbo
Apple CEO Tim Cook to step down in September as tech giant names his replacement
Housing Minister urged to carry out audit of licence agreements in rental market
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Over $71bn is needed over the next decade to rebuild Gaza, according to the UN and EU
The joint assessment said the scale and extent of deprivation "have pushed back human development in the Gaza Strip by 77 years".
Separately, a group of UN experts called on the EU to "immediately" suspend its trade agreement with Israel.
'There's a bit more to it': Taoiseach denies pushing Michael Healy-Rae out of government
'Serious misjudgement': Fuels for Ireland says blocking depots hurts households, not politicians
EU says continued Israeli strikes on Lebanon putting US-Iran ceasefire 'under severe strain'
Kaja Kallas said the two-week truce “should extend to Lebanon”.
Lebanon has declared a national day of mourning after Israeli strikes killed at least 203 people yesterday.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country will continue to strike Hezbollah "wherever necessary".
Dublin Fire Brigade appeals to protesters after 'significant delays' responding to emergencies
Here's what we know (and don't) about the 11th hour ceasefire between the US and Iran
What has Israel been doing while the world focuses on Trump's actions in Iran?
Quiz: How well do you know these famous rabbits and bunnies?
Prosecution of Trump's foes and Epstein files missteps marked Pam Bondi's turbulent tenure
Donald Trump has sacked Pam Bondi as US attorney general
Farage sacks Reform UK housing spokesman after 'everyone dies in the end' Grenfell fire comment
MetroLink boss Seán Sweeney steps down in fresh blow to long-awaited rail project
The New Zealander, who was appointed to the role in June 2024, said being separated from his family had become “unsustainable”.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Israeli minister has been wearing a noose pin to support new death penalty bill for Palestinians
Motorcyclist seriously injured following collision with van in Co Wexford
Students urged to check if they're eligible for SUSI grant support as applications open
March
March 2026
Woman (90s) dies following two-vehicle collision in Armagh
Garda watchdog investigating sudden death of a man in Co Westmeath on Saturday
Surge in energy prices pushes Irish inflation rate to 3.6%
Iran warns US ground troops would be 'set on fire' as diplomats meet on war
Iran’s parliament speaker said the US is plotting a ground attack despite publicly engaging in diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the war.
Around 3,500 US sailors and marines arrived in the Middle East on an assault ship yesterday.
The Washington Post quoted anonymous US officials as saying that any potential ground operation 'would fall short of a full-scale invasion'.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Israel would be expanding operations in Lebanon.
Seven seriously injured and man arrested after car driven into pedestrians in Derby
New state investment scheme to axe capital gains tax for Irish savers