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This week
8th November 2026 - 12th November 2026
David Walliams named as celebrity behind failed injunction as multiple allegations are published
Last week
1st November 2026 - 7th November 2026
'I’m demonically sexy': Russell Brand's own writings repeatedly used against him in rape trial
James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa pull off stunning double win for the Democrats in Texas
Democrat Jon Ossoff bolsters 2028 credentials as he takes Georgia Senate seat
Election night in America: Democrats with early results momentum as they seek blue wave
Here are some of the very early developments on the night.
Last month
October 2026
Drink-driving, triple-locking and hug-your-granny: The winners and losers of the political week
Storm Austen: Rain warning for Ireland on Thursday for first named storm of the season
'She wasn't a member of my family': Here are the winners and losers of the political week
Trump's new under-fire press secretary tells Fox News she was 'a lawyer but not an attorney'
Poll: Do you like playing host to houseguests staying in your home?
Chambers 'absolutely' happy for pay to be dealt with first in talks with public sector unions
Northern Ireland sitcom Give My Head Peace is axed by the BBC after 30 years
'An insult' and 'more Westlife than Fontaines DC': The opposition has laid into the budget
Earn €30k, €45k, €60k or €90k? Here's what the budget means for these incomes
Budget 2027: Here are the main points you need to know
All the latest as the measures for the next year are confirmed.
The Tories want to build 'Britannia Shield', essentially 'a British Iron Dome'
Troy Parrott's going viral again with maybe the greatest goal ever scored in an Irish jersey
Ireland drew 2-2 with Austria, but Parrott’s goal will live longer than any result.
The British front pages have largely ignored events in Drumcree
September
September 2026
Poll: Do you support Michelle O'Neill in standing with Garvaghy Road protesters?
Near-empty stadium, no handshake, no explanation: RTÉ broadcasts Uefa feed of Israel game
'Winner winner, chicken dinner': Here are the winners and losers of the political week
Netanyahu's plane again avoids Irish airspace en route to UN due to ICC arrest warrant fears
'Free Palestine': The Irish artists standing by Macklemore and pulling out of Ed Sheeran's US tour
All the support acts for Sheeran’s ongoing tour have no quit.
40 shades of green: Social posts from Trump's team hint this was very much a family jolly
Donald Trump told the Irish Open trophy ceremony that he's removing tariffs from Irish whiskey
Trump presented Shane Lowry with the Irish Open trophy in Doonbeg.
'He's not as orange as he looks': Shock and guffaw on Trump's pro-United Ireland comments
Trump said today that he’d ‘love to see’ a unified Ireland.
Trump's Qatari-donated Air Force One is coming to Dublin, it's had a ropey start to its service
From ethical to security concerns, it hasn’t been plain flying.
Minister for Sport says he has 'no reason not to believe' GAA's bona fides about integration
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
New RTÉ drama series to tell the story of The Murder of Mr Moonlight
August
August 2026
'Christening our children was a huge area of contention for us': Parents on the baptism question
Liz O'Kane on TV's 'practical' house hunting show and the 'Yanks' looking to buy homes in Ireland
Where in the world can I fly to for a total eclipse (and will Ireland ever get one)?
Departure of Trump's loyal press secretary could spell trouble - he has a bad record with them
Family of Irish fashion designer who died on yacht in New York launch $50m lawsuit
Old faces, new friends: In Patrick's Park for Glen Hansard's surreal and soulful Dublin send-off
The portaloos, hydration station and parched grass made it look like a festival, but that wasn’t the atmosphere.
This year
2026
'A man of Celtic soul': Tributes and grief in Ireland and abroad on Glen Hansard's death
The 56-year-old Irish singer-songwriter and activist died yesterday in a motorcycle crash.
EU presidencies can bring big moments for taoisigh, just ask Charlie Haughey or Bertie Ahern
Ireland has a history of holding the presidency at some particularly pivotal times.
Government's use of the Dáil guillotine for 'anti-climate' legislation labelled 'undemocratic'