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This week
28th June 2026 - 2nd July 2026
DublinMan drowned after falling into dock despite friend holding his head above water for 40 minutes
Last month
June 2026
Enoch BurkePanel to rule on Friday over Enoch Burke's efforts to remove chair of fitness-to-teach inquiry
screen timeIrish parents are the least likely in the EU to think their children spend too much time on screens
Medical CouncilGP found guilty of professional misconduct over online posts criticising Covid measures
May
May 2026
Public HealthDoctors group calls for ban on sale of tobacco products to all people born after a certain year
Medical CouncilRetired GP who claimed Covid-19 was 'created on a computer' faces fitness-to-practise inquiry
InquestMan died of fatal compression to his neck after being held down on the ground outside Dublin pub
Workplace Relations CommissionAvoca ordered to pay €40k to former head chef over unfair dismissal
This year
2026
South DublinDublin GAA gets green light for state-of-the-art training facility and 500-seat arena at Spawell
InquestSenior Garda tells George Nkencho inquest that training for mental health incidents was 'minimal'
InquestGardaà tell George Nkencho inquest that they feared for their lives when he pulled out a knife
fail dangerousNCT stats show Cavan, Meath and Clare among counties with the highest rate of defective cars
Last year
2025
MacroomPlanning granted for asylum seeker accommodation as golf club raise concerns about stray balls
AIRTASTICCork entertainment centre to pay €3k after refusing a blind child entry to inflatable play area
CourtsFamily of e-bike cyclist who died after crash with car taking judicial review of DPP decision
Medical CouncilDoctor accused of professional misconduct over online criticism of Covid-19 measures
teaching councilTeacher who had sex with Leaving Cert student struck off register for at least 30 years
Dublin City CoronerInquest into fatal shooting of George Nkencho by gardaà to take place next January
Workplace Relations CommissionCompany told to pay €7,500 to former employee over derogatory comments about Travellers
Bottoms Up
Are boozy 'bottomless brunches' breaking the law? Academics say they may be
Unlimited mimosas and bottomless prosecco may be illegal in Ireland, according to TUS academics.
down with this sort of thingPlanning row breaks out between parish priest and locals in Limerick village
Workplace Relations CommissionFinancial executive awarded €22k over unfair dismissal for posting sexually explicit messages
