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Special education row reignited as advocacy group call on minister to pause new class plans
President convenes Council of State to discuss constitutionality of International Protection Bill 2026
AI videos depicting Jesus Christ attacking Trump are 'disgusting and detached from reality' - Hegseth
The Iranian Embassy in Tajikistan altered Trump’s now deleted AI post depicting himself as Jesus, and added Jesus Christ attacking the president and throwing him into hell.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Woman (60s) dies following two-car collision in Louth
Anger as two potbellied pigs euthanised by NI officials were left in Armagh woodland
'Cash upfront is an issue' for homeowners who want to retrofit, SEAI chair admits
Rare Greenland shark that washed up in Sligo could be 150 years old
New Michael Jackson film risks 'rewriting history', Irish abuse charity warns
Government to make Public Services Card a form of identity
Unite members of the National Ambulance Service join strike action next month
Petition to suspend trade between EU and Israel reaches one million signatures
Man (20s) charged with several road traffic offences after being arrested at Whitegate
SIPTU members of the National Ambulance Service to strike in May
The Taoiseach is a fan of electric tractors - but it seems they’re a ‘good bit off’ for Ireland
Pope has 'no intention to debate' Trump after US President calls him 'WEAK on crime'
Martina and Ammi Burke released from prison after being jailed for contempt of court
Sitdown Sunday: Can you get a refund for a haunted house?
Essential goods shortages 'only a matter of time' if fuel protests continue
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Fuel protests to continue after no agreement reached in government meeting with representatives
Further 36 sets of infant remains recovered from site of former Tuam mother and baby home
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Pedestrian (70s) seriously injured after collision with car in Mayo
Up to 40 forecourts in Munster are running out of fuel or have closed pumps due to shortages
'A screen and silence': Our readers' sad and lonely experiences of college during the pandemic
Sitdown Sunday: The Irish town inspiring countries to crackdown on phone use among kids
Quiz: How much do you know about chocolate?
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Mary Lou McDonald calls for 'urgent' recall of Dáil amid fuel crisis
Over 1,400 drivers caught speeding in first 48 hours of Bank Holiday roads policing operation
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Paul Murphy calls for ‘greedy’ Sky to drop legal action against dodgy box users
US fighter jet goes down over Iran, one crewmember rescued by US forces
It marked a major escalation in the conflict just two days after Donald Trump said the US had ‘beaten and completely decimated Iran’.
Four charged and due in court after gardaí seizure of €7 million worth of cannabis from Kildare
Calls to make public transport free to help conserve fuel as energy prices soar
“We can’t tax cut our way out of this crisis and every energy crisis,” Labour TD Ciarán Ahern said.
FIFA criticised for 'ridiculous' pricing as World Cup final tickets on sale for almost $11k
Dublin's Wax Museum hopes to shake off Sinéad O'Connor fiasco with €40k Taylor Swift figure
The waxwork is the first to be unveiled since a figure of Sinéad O’Connor was removed from display in 2024 after family complaints.