47 minutes ago New passport campaign launched urging people to use 'quickest and easiest' renewal site

In 2024, 92% of all passport applicants used the Passport Online system.

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5 hours ago Dublin weather: Dry conditions ahead before big changes in 'airmass' for Ireland heading into 2025

Dublin weather: Dry conditions ahead before big changes in 'airmass' for Ireland heading into 2025  Dublin Live

Society

2 hours ago Leo Clancy, CEO, Enterprise Ireland: Irish Companies Growing and Investing in the U.S. Market

Leo Clancy, CEO, Enterprise Ireland: Irish Companies Growing and Investing in the U.S. Market  Business & Finance

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20 hours ago Full Result | 15:30 Race And Stay Flat Race | Leopardstown (IRE) | Sky Sports Horse Racing

Full Result | 15:30 Race And Stay Flat Race | Leopardstown (IRE) | Sky Sports Horse Racing  Sky Sports

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3 hours ago Second person dies and man arrested after car hits group of pedestrians in Dublin

The collision happened on Blanchardstown Road North at around 5.45pm on Thursday.

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7 hours ago The Movie Quiz: What is the only 2024 film in the box office top 10 that’s not a sequel?

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Culture

75 minutes ago Half of the food bought for the festive season goes to waste, research shows

A quarter of Irish people have admitted to wasting a whole plateful of food, while 18 per cent waste two or more.

Politics

30 hours ago Parents struggling to meet rising cost of student accommodation among complaints to Minister

Minister for Higher Education hears of burden of high cost of rental homes for students in letters of complaint at the start of the academic year

Society

6 hours ago CHI hospital group has paid €3m to lease buildings close to Temple Street since 2019

Main structure at the children’s hospital in Temple Street is leased at nominal rent of €10 per year

Economics

3 hours ago Second person dies and man arrested after car hits pedestrians in Dublin

The collision happened on Blanchardstown Road North at around 5.45pm on Thursday.

Events

1 hour ago The Bionic Baron who staged a comeback after quadruple amputation in one of Westminster’s moments of the year

Craig Mackinlay was an MP who almost died from sepsis and now he sits in the House of Lords

Politics

24 hours ago Ireland's labour market will remain a cornerstone of our economic resilience in 2025

Ireland's labour market will remain a cornerstone of our economic resilience in 2025  Business Plus

Economics

5 hours ago Northern secretary aware of police raid at Sinn Féin’s offices ‘for months’, records reveal

Stormontgate in 2002 led to the suspension of devolution and the reintroduction of direct rule in Northern Ireland.

Events

3 hours ago Dara O’Shea insists ‘more to come from’ Ipswich Town as Ireland defender backs them to avoid Premier Leagu...

Dara O’Shea insists ‘more to come from’ Ipswich Town as Ireland defender backs them to avoid Premier Leagu...  The Irish Sun

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25 hours ago Boxing Day sales: Which major shopping centres are open across Northern Ireland today?

Boxing Day sales: Which major shopping centres are open across Northern Ireland today?  Belfast News Letter

Economics

7 hours ago Passenger cap on hold as airlines look forward to growing services out of Dublin Airport

Decisions on legal challenges and planning applications will define 2025 for the aviation sector at least as much as their success in filling seats

Events

3 hours ago Resolve to Recycle: Is your workplace compliant with Ireland's commercial recycling regulations?

Resolve to Recycle: Is your workplace compliant with Ireland's commercial recycling regulations?  Business Plus

Politics

30 hours ago Housing Agency buys 120 homes with tenants in situ at prices ranging up to €645,000

State scheme aims to buy houses from landlords in cases where their plans to sell up could result in homelessness for tenants

Economics

10 hours ago ‘Prime Evil’ executioner in apartheid South Africa, Colonel Eugene de Kock, was banned from seeking refuge in Ireland

‘Prime Evil’ executioner in apartheid South Africa, Colonel Eugene de Kock, was banned from seeking refuge in Ireland  Irish Independent

Events

3 hours ago National Library of Ireland Acquires Additional Papers of Paul Durcan Archive

National Library of Ireland Acquires Additional Papers of Paul Durcan Archive  Fine Books & Collections Magazine

Politics

30 hours ago Housing Agency buys 120 homes with tenants in situ for up to €645,000 each

State scheme aims to buy houses from landlords in cases where their plans to sell up could result in homelessness for tenants

Economics

11 hours ago State Papers: Government banned notorious South African police chief from entering Ireland in 1994

State Papers: Government banned notorious South African police chief from entering Ireland in 1994  Irish Examiner

Events

4 hours ago Key school holiday and term dates Northern Ireland's parents need to know for 2025

Key school holiday and term dates Northern Ireland's parents need to know for 2025  Newry Reporter

Politics

31 hours ago Investors in Bank of Ireland Group (ISE:BIRG) have seen stellar returns of 103% over the past five years

Investors in Bank of Ireland Group (ISE:BIRG) have seen stellar returns of 103% over the past five years  Simply Wall St

Economics

12 hours ago Northern Ireland secretary aware of Stormontgate ‘for months’, records reveal

Northern Ireland secretary aware of Stormontgate ‘for months’, records reveal  Wandsworth Guardian

Events

4 hours ago Irish Water not ready to upgrade treatment plant despite sewage flow into sea

There is a sewage pollution crisis in Newport, Co Mayo

Politics

12 hours ago Shoplifting: More than 8,000 arrests as gardaí focus on retail crime gangs in crackdown

Focus of operation is a number of organised crime gangs which travel the country to carry out shoplifting on a large scale

Events

5 hours ago If I have my way, 2025 will have no manspreaders, bagspreaders or texting pedestrians

I’m taking the Julius Caesar approach to resolutions: here are the ways I’d like the rest of you to adopt better habits

Politics

14 hours ago Residents ‘shocked’ after two women die in Christmas Day ‘stabbing’ in Milton Keynes

A 49-year-old man from Milton Keynes was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and is in custody.

Events

5 hours ago Official says British state should have offered Rosemary Nelson protection ‘in hindsight’

Mrs Nelson was killed by a loyalist car bomb outside her home in Lurgan, Co Armagh in March 1999.

Politics

18 hours ago Two women and a man arrested on suspicion of murder following man’s death in Co Down

The man in his 50s was found unconscious in a residential property in the West Street area of the town in the early hours of Thursday

Events

5 hours ago From Hollywood to Holywood: Ten famous faces spotted in Northern Ireland in 2024

From Hollywood to Holywood: Ten famous faces spotted in Northern Ireland in 2024  Belfast Telegraph

Politics

18 hours ago ‘An appalling tragedy’: Tributes paid to Leinster House usher killed while cycling in Castleknock

Derek Doyle, who died in a collision last week, was earlier this year attacked by a group of men putting up posters for his wife, the councillor Tania Doyle

Events

6 hours ago Did you get a gift card or voucher for Christmas? Over a third of people let them expire

New research shows over half of people have negative experiences with gift cards.

Politics

18 hours ago Police arrest three people following launch of murder investigation in Co Down

A man was found unresponsive at a home in Co Down in the early hours of this morning.

Events

6 hours ago It’s time Dublin had a statue to unconventional, complex Maud Gonne MacBride

Attitudes to her have been reductive, shaped by the mores of the time and her failed marriage

Politics

19 hours ago Leopardstown survives ‘borderline’ fog threat to finish St Stephen’s Day programme

Croke Park lands Grade One feature to take Gordon Elliott to 99 career top-flight victories

Events

7 hours ago Ireland’s economic future is bright, apart from a housing crisis, a sick health service and Donald Trump

A negative cost/price dynamic is alienating consumers and pushing many businesses to the brink

Politics

20 hours ago Rifle shots fired in honour of Dubliner known as ‘Papa Tom’ at Dili funeral

Human rights campaigner Tom Hyland is laid to rest in adopted home of Timor-Leste

Events

11 hours ago Bloody Sunday inquiry was 'cynical political move', Northern Ireland general claimed

Bloody Sunday inquiry was 'cynical political move', Northern Ireland general claimed  Belfast Live

Politics

21 hours ago Purple Tuesday: A milestone for disability awareness in Northern Ireland

Purple Tuesday: A milestone for disability awareness in Northern Ireland  Impartial Reporter

Events

12 hours ago Bertie Ahern overruled objections to continue weapons purchases from Israel

Minister for foreign affairs David Andrews described decision as ‘error of judgment’ due to Israeli actions against Irish troops in Lebanon

Politics

21 hours ago Over 8,000 people have been arrested in the past year as gardai crackdown on retail crime...

Over 8,000 people have been arrested in the past year as gardai crackdown on retail crime...  The Irish Sun

Events

12 hours ago Mary Robinson was blocked by Government from taking up UN role in 1993

Dick Spring warned dual role would clash with public’s understanding of presidency as ‘total’ role

Politics

21 hours ago Haaland penalty saved by Pickford as Man City’s troubles continue with a draw

City’s poor form went on with a 1-1 draw with Sean Dyche’s Everton.

Events

12 hours ago Plans to name IRA Army Council ‘daft’, agreed Irish and British officials

New Blair-era commission may not have understood Sinn Féin-IRA relationship, noted Department of Justice figure

Politics

22 hours ago One in 14 who report sexual assaults were assaulted while travelling abroad, study shows

The annual number of cases of sexual assault reported happening outside Ireland has grown steadily from 55 in 2017 to 126 last year – an increase of 129 per cent.

Events

12 hours ago Notorious apartheid police chief ‘Prime Evil’ was refused entry to Ireland over fears he would settle

Colonel Eugene Alexander de Kock was wanted for crimes in South Africa after fall of apartheid system

Politics

23 hours ago Ireland weather: Mild Christmas conditions forecast to turn dramatically colder

Relatively mild and settled conditions to continue until the weekend

Events

12 hours ago Bertie Ahern overruled objections to continue weapons purchases from Israel in 1990s

Minister for foreign affairs David Andrews described decision as ‘error of judgment’ due to Israeli actions against Irish troops in Lebanon

Politics

23 hours ago Gaza: Five journalists killed in air strike by Israel which it says targeted militants

Hamas and Israel trade blame over failure to conclude ceasefire agreement despite recent reported progress

Events