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July
July 2026
'My work is done': Keir Starmer leaves Downing Street 'with a smile' as Burnham becomes new PM
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
'We need to do the right thing': Taoiseach calls for engagement on future of Bessborough site
England will ban selling energy drinks to under-16s next year - will Ireland follow suit?
Jeffrey Donaldson to appeal against rape and sexual assault convictions
Court rules teenager who declined cancer treatment has capacity to make decisions on her care
This photo of Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal has gone viral again (and no, it's not AI)
Argentina’s legendary captain and Spain’s teenage sensation will face each other on the pitch for the first time in the World Cup final on Sunday.
Justice minister urges solicitors to ‘be reasonable’ amid legal aid flat-fee dispute
Minister hopes gardaí can question Jamey Carney murder suspect in Jordan and bring him to Ireland
Ireland sends relief supplies to Venezuela as death toll from twin earthquakes passes 4,800
Children's science centre saga has exposed Exchequer to 'significant financial risk', PAC says
Public register of those convicted of domestic violence is approved by Dáil
Starmer pledges 'wholehearted support' for successor Andy Burnham as he signs off final PMQs
Renewed appeal for information over murder of Paul 'Frank' Byrne
EU moves towards limiting children's access to social media
Loyalist bonfire set alight early as PSNI began operation to remove replica mosque
Total Eclipse of the Heart singer Bonnie Tyler has died aged 75
Patrick Kielty to stay on as host of The Late Late Show until 2028
Almost €1m settlement for girl (11) over unapproved spring inserted in her body during spinal surgery
It is the first case to come before the High Court since the controversy surrounding the use of unauthorised springs during spinal surgeries at Temple Street.
For the first time, an Irish courtroom heard the full details of how George Gibney preyed on young girls
Inside Court 20 at the Central Criminal Court, the former swimming coach sat expressionless as the four survivors recounted how he had abused them decades ago.
George Gibney found guilty of sexually abusing four girls in the 1970s and 1980s
George Gibney found guilty of sexually abusing four girls in the 1970s and 1980s
The jury delivered a verdict at the Central Criminal Court this afternoon.
The 77-year-old former swimming coach was found guilty of 39 out of 40 counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted rape.
The offences occurred on dates between 1971 and 1981, when the four complainants were aged between eight and 15.
Jury sent home for weekend in trial of former sports coach accused of sexual abuse
Jury in trial of former sports coach accused of sexually abusing four girls begins deliberations
June
June 2026
Former sports coach told gardaí he 'never heard of' some complainants he allegedly abused
Domestic abuse survivors can now transfer time spent on social housing list to new local authority
State apology to be made to victims of paedophile Bill Kenneally on 14 July
Calls for NI Police Ombudsman to probe what PSNI knew about Jeffrey Donaldson
Lawyer for former sports coach accuses complainant of lying about alleged abuse
'I felt disgusting': Woman alleges former sports coach attempted to rape her at summer camp
Trial of former sports coach hears evidence from schoolfriends of woman he indecently assaulted
Former sports coach goes on trial accused of sexually abusing four girls in 1970s and 1980s
Explainer: Why were the media allowed publish Jeffrey Donaldson's name as soon as he was charged?
Six-year-old girl dies after being struck by a van in Newry
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
'Neither I nor Italy ever beg': Row as Meloni accuses Trump of lying about her wanting a photo
Council unveils plans for new 'Dunsink City Quarter' with potential for 18,500 homes
Two charged after handgun, ammunition and silencer seized in west Dublin