15 h. ago Cork and Waterford to contest Electric Ireland Munster Minor Hurling Final

Cork and Waterford to contest Electric Ireland Munster Minor Hurling Final  Gaa.ie

Politics

15 h. ago Australia election results: Anthony Albanese’s Labor Party secures majority in federal vote

Opposition leader Peter Dutton concedes defeat, accepting ‘full responsibility’ for unconvincing election campaign

Politics

17 h. ago Australian Labor Party secures majority in federal election, says PM Albanese

Early vote counting in general election suggested government was very likely to be returned for second term

Politics

19 h. ago Electric Picnic 2025 to cost up to €30m as CEO dismisses anti

Melvyn Benn dismissed claims that Electric Picnic is ‘anti-competitive’.

Economics

19 h. ago Cost of staging this year's Electric Picnic between €25m and €30m, according to festival CEO

Chappell Roan, Hozier and Kings of Leon are among headliners at this year’s festival.

Economics

22 h. ago US to stage military parade in Washington on June 14, which coincides with Trump's birthday

‘If military tanks were used they should be accompanied with many millions of dollars to repair the roads,’ said Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser.

Events

25 h. ago Irish Swan Lake star Stephen Murray: ‘After the show you’re emotionally drained. Leaving it on the stage is a big challenge’

Dublin Dance Festival 2025: Matthew Bourne’s version of the ballet ushered in a groundbreaking new era in dance. After 30 years it’s as exhilarating, and demanding, as ever

Politics

28 h. ago The best summer festivals 2025: your guide to 70 events taking place all around Ireland

The best summer festivals 2025: your guide to 70 events taking place all around Ireland  The Irish Independent

Politics

33 h. ago Bank holiday sport: when and where to watch all of the action?

The Munster Hurling championship takes centre stage on Saturday as Waterford take on Limerick after beating All-Ireland champions Clare last weekend.

Politics

34 h. ago SOUND! festival brings music, film and sonic experiences to Letterkenny

The SOUND! Festival returns to Letterkenny this May with four days of music, film, and sound, culminating in a major… The post SOUND! festival brings music, film and sonic experiences to Letterkenny appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Culture

37 h. ago Palestinian activist Omar Barghouti prevented from travelling to speak at Dublin festival

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Politics

41 h. ago Popular Dublin pub brings back their 'Cinco de Mayo' festival this weekend

Popular Dublin pub brings back their 'Cinco de Mayo' festival this weekend  FM104

Culture

47 h. ago ‘It came to a stage where it was one or the other, Gaelic or soccer, and I had to choose’

‘It came to a stage where it was one or the other, Gaelic or soccer, and I had to choose’  The Irish Independent

Politics

47 h. ago New ankle monitors could be an alternative to being held on remand, Irish prisons boss says

Caron McCaffrey said electronic tags to reduce the number of people on remand will give ‘respite’ on overcrowding.

Events

49 h. ago Period home with fresh modern decor and sea views in Monkstown for €3.25m

Four/five-bedroom home extending to 432sq m in meticulous walk-in condition

Politics

59 h. ago Majborough wins Grade 1 Barberstown Castle Novice Chase by 14 lengths

Majborough (4/11 favourite) won the six-runner Grade 1 Barberstown Castle Novice Chase at Punchestown this afternoon. It in colours of J.P. McManus, Mark Walsh-ridden gelding was a sixth winner of the week for the owner and a third for the jockey. Last seen in the Arkle Chase at the Cheltenham Festival, Majborough’s jumping was better […] The post Majborough wins Grade 1 Barberstown Castle Novice Chase by 14 lengths appeared first on SportsNewsIreland.

Politics

59 h. ago ‘Probably too many people’ being sent to prison in State, says O’Callaghan

Prison officers assured by Minister for Justice that electronic tagging of prisoners in place this year to ease overcrowding

Events

61 h. ago Galway Theatre Festival includes climate change drag cabarets and politically provocative drama

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Galway Theatre Festival is kicking off its jam-packed programme of events tomorrow. Now in its 17th year, the festival aims to showcase emerging artists and entertain audiences with a variety of shows. It begins tomorrow and runs until Saturday May 10th, and promises everything from climate change […] The post Galway Theatre Festival includes climate change drag cabarets and politically provocative drama appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

62 h. ago Ronald McDonald House for new National Children's Hospital will cost over €28m

RMHC Ireland has stated that its spend on the new home - capital and operating costs - will total over €66 million over the next 25 years.

Society

63 h. ago Commuters need minimum of €2.50 on their Leap card to use rail services in new fare zones

The new zones have been in place since Monday. Here’s a reminder of how they work – and what they’ll cost you.

Economics