Former White House strategist Steve Bannon has promised an "Irish Trump", adding that he is working to "help form an Irish national party"

The HSE has been ordered to pay €20,000 compensation to a senior pharmacist who lost out on promotion because of a discriminatory job requirement

Scores of events took place across the island, including some which raised money for charity.

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Emergency services found his body in the water at Whitehaven Beach at 11am on December 31st.

Researchers at Trinity College Dublin and the HSE’s Department of Public Health found that almost one in 20 clips suggested for teenagers on the platform’s “For You” feed violated TikTok’s own safety policies.

Police Federation for Northern Ireland chief Liam Kelly said he wants to see officers able to better protect themselves.

Gardaí recorded 179 fatal crashes on Irish roads and public places in 2025, which resulted in 190 fatalities.

Roderic O’Gorman discusses life in opposition, immigration and rebuilding the Green Party.

One expert said ‘strange phenomena’ is ‘undoubtedly being seen in Irish skies’.

An arson attack in Dublin features heavily on the first front pages of the year in Ireland.

Martin Kelly was last seen on New Year’s Day in 2006.

The Dublin Port Tunnel toll will increase by €1 for southbound traffic between 6am and 10am on weekday mornings.

Met Éireann said it will be a cold start to New Year's Day with widespread frost and some icy stretches.

Firework displays are a common spectacle on New Year's Eve. But are they legal in Ireland and what are the rules governing their use?

Judge Colin Daly said the attack and robbery by Mandy Milstein was “shameful and disgusting”.

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The INMO said that in March, healthcare unions were "assured" that the recruitment of posts would be a priority for the HSE, but "it is clear this couldn't be further from the case".

The renewed focus on addressing road deaths comes amid criticism of the Government from former Minister for Transport Shane Ross, writing in the Sunday Independent last week.

The Fine Gael leader said he was not trying to create controversy, and nor was he dismissing the State’s “duty of care”, “but you have to have a right to housing in Ireland to be housed”.