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'We need answers for families': Two Irish MEPs appointed as vice-chairs to EU housing committee
'Inherently unjust': Why a man with no prior convictions was jailed for six years this week
Mandatory minimum sentences require that those convicted of a crime to serve a predetermined amount of time in prison.
Counting is underway in the Seanad elections
It would 'make sense' if left-wing parties worked together in Presidential election - McDonald
Ireland to receive 13 emergency power generators from EU following delay in correspondence
Number of customers without water hits 138,000, Uisce Éireann warns figure likely to get higher
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
How does Storm Éowyn compare to Ireland's most-recent storms?
Autistic children were told to attend pre-school tomorrow due to Dept of Education error
Housing target missed: The number of homes built last year actually fell by 6.7%
Emilia Pérez leads Oscar nominations as Kneecap miss out
Tributes as sax player and singer Paddy Cole dies, aged 85
Schools, creches and universities to close during periods covered by Status Red warnings
Ukrainians being moved from student accommodation in Cork city in March ask for more time
Trump demands apology from 'nasty' Washington Bishop after plea for him to have 'mercy'
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Four detained, including hotel owner, as 76 people die after fire breaks out at Turkish ski resort
At least 51 people were injured in the blaze and many have since been discharged from hospital.
European Commission criticised over lack of action taken against Elon Musk's X
Biden issues preemptive pardon for his siblings, their spouses and Dr Anthony Fauci
What will Trump's inauguration look like after the last-minute decision to move it indoors?
It will be the first time since President Ronald Reagan took the oath of office in 1985 for his second term that the ceremony will be moved inside the US Capitol.
GAA President will not withdraw email to Naas GAA over Rory Gallagher appointment
Simon Harris defends 'sensible' decision to establish three new junior minister positions
'Left-wing' TD defends nominating controversial Senator Sharon Keogan
Cautious optimism on future of assisted dying despite omission from Programme for Government
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
US' incoming top diplomat says concerns over China's role at Panama Canal 'very legitimate'
Draft Programme for Government revealed as Independents confirmed for junior ministerial roles
Swift progress is being made today as Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Independent TDs work towards next week’s deadline.
GPO ‘totally unsuitable’ for use as a soup kitchen says An Post, amid calls to open its doors
It'll be grand, sure: Irish people are the most optimistic citizens in Europe
LA wildfires delay Oscar nominations for a second time but awards show will go on
Man (50s) dies following single-vehicle crash in Cork overnight
Man (40s) in critical condition following alleged assault at Dublin car park
Man (90s) dies in hospital following two-vehicle collision in Mayo last month
Nikita Hand seeking injunction to stop Conor McGregor publishing CCTV footage used in court
The 2 Johnnies publish a third episode in 'GAA Catfish' saga
Just six months after the UK election, Labour's Chancellor and another minister are in trouble
Three sisters from Kerry win top prize at Young Scientist 2025