6 h. ago Peter Mandelson deemed ‘worth the risk’ after checks, Cabinet minister says

The Labour grandee was sacked from his post after emails showing Mandelson sent supportive messages to financier Jeffrey Epstein were published.

Politics

7 h. ago Irish MEP disappointed as EU Gaza resolution 'stops short of genocide label'

The resolution pledged to "combat famine" in Gaza, but left out stronger language on Israel's action

Politics

9 h. ago Did Garda Eamon need permission to go on The Traitors? 'Those who needed to know knew'

The Traitors returns to our screens tonight after last week’s episodes left off on a cliffhanger.

Events

11 h. ago Breda O'Brien: Nobody can claim the decline of Catholic influence has led to a happier or healthier society

The liberal left has become the comfortable voice of the establishment, but this is far from the progressive utopia we were promised

Science

11 h. ago Dublin photography: A city that has vanished yet feels strangely familiar

Dublin photography: A city that has vanished yet feels strangely familiar  The Irish Times

Politics

12 h. ago ‘The neighbours are like, we’ll put the kettle on’: From US gun culture to tea in Crosshaven

For this US couple, politics and healthcare are among the reasons they left Michigan. Now they’re living in a white-washed cottage by the sea

Culture

12 h. ago ‘I immediately fell in love with Cork’: From US gun culture to a cottage in Crosshaven

For this US couple, politics and healthcare are among the reasons they left Michigan. Now they’re living in a white-washed cottage by the sea

Politics

26 h. ago Israel army claims over 250,000 residents have left Gaza city to escape its bombings

The latest barrage of air strikes has killed at least 32 people across Gaza city today.

Politics

29 h. ago Labour blasts Health Minister's 'showdown' approach to hospitals after Mater resignation

It follows reports that the chair of the hospital’s board resigned after a bust-up with the Fine Gael minister.

Politics

34 h. ago Opinion: I left Ireland for a better life in Paris. Here’s why many young Irish people are considering the same

A young Irish woman living in Paris describes that living abroad has given her freedoms she wouldn’t have been able to find in Ireland.

Politics

35 h. ago Labour Court deputy chair at centre of reappointment controversy applies for his own job

Department of Public Expenditure has refused to sanction Alan Haugh’s reappointment

Society

35 h. ago Blame game over Charlie Kirk shooting exposes dangerous political divide in the US

In the aftermath of his death, Trump’s Oval Office address pointed the finger at rhetoric of ‘the radical left’

Politics

35 h. ago Labour Court deputy chair applies for his own job after department refuses his reappointment

Department of Public Expenditure has refused to sanction Alan Haugh’s reappointment

Society

48 h. ago Dingle Peninsula named winner of 'Ireland’s Greenest Places 2025'

Dingle Peninsula named winner of 'Ireland’s Greenest Places 2025'  roscommonherald.ie

Politics

48 h. ago Ireland’s Greenest Places winners: The five locations our judges loved

Communities large and small around the country are making all sorts of admirable efforts to live more sustainably, but the Dingle Peninsula claims top prize in the Irish Times competition

Events

50 h. ago Owen O'Sullivan Appointed as Member of the Law Reform Commission

Owen O'Sullivan Appointed as Member of the Law Reform Commission  William Fry

Events

51 h. ago Celebration event to launch ‘Grow College Green’ redevelopment

Celebration event to launch ‘Grow College Green’ redevelopment  Dublin City Council

Politics

52 h. ago Green light for new School of Medicine at University of Galway

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Planning permission has been approved for a new School of Medicine at University of Galway. The current school was built in the 1980’s and is struggling to meet both needs and student demand. In a letter supporting the planning application, Dean of the College of Medicine, Professor […] The post Green light for new School of Medicine at University of Galway appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Culture

52 h. ago Taoiseach tells Starmer that Ireland will be willing to aid with peacekeeping in Ukriane after ceasefire

During a meeting between the leaders at Chequers, Starmer’s country house, the pair also touched on the legacy issues, British-Irish relations, and Gaza.

Events

52 h. ago Taoiseach tells Starmer that Ireland will be willing to aid with peacekeeping in Ukraine after ceasefire

During a meeting between the leaders, the pair also touched on Troubles legacy issues, British-Irish relations, and Gaza.

Events