A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

Underground Kerry hot spot wins Bar of the Year 2026

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An underground bar in Killarney, Co. Kerry, has taken home the title of 'Bar of the Year' at the 2026 awards.

Interim examiner appointed in bid to save HSI

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Horse Sport Ireland, the all-Ireland national governing body for the equestrian sector, has been given the protection of the High Court, with an interim examiner appointed in a bid by its directors to save it.

Fórsa members at Oberstown to escalate strike action

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Members of the Fórsa trade union employed at the Oberstown Children Detention Campus in Dublin are to escalate their industrial action in a dispute over resourcing and staffing levels.

Search for person missing from ferry in Irish Sea

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A search operation is under way following a report of a person missing from a ferry in the Irish Sea, the Department of Transport has said.

Podcast: New rules on repairs and 'Economic Fury'

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New EU rules mean Irish consumers have a 'right to repair' rather than replace products that break.

Two-time All-Ireland SHC winner Lynam dies aged 100

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Jimmy Lynam, a two-time All-Ireland hurling winner with Cork, has died aged 100.

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Nearly eight out of ten children 'never cycle to school'

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Nearly eight out of ten children never cycle to school, despite over two-thirds of parents saying it would be their preferred method of transport, according to new research.

6 Irish restaurants added to the Michelin Guide

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Six Irish restaurants have been added to the prestigious Michelin Guide.

Maradona 'Hand of God' football sells for $3.35m

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The football with which Diego Maradona scored his 'Hand of God' goal against England at the 1986 World Cup has sold at auction for $3.35m (€2.9m).

Right to repair rules 'make sense', engineer says

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An engineer who works for a company in Co Donegal which offers repair services for large domestic appliances has said new EU product repair rules make sense.

Police arrest 12 after linking crash to organised crime

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British police investigating a car crash in northeast England over the weekend that killed seven people, including two police officers, said they had arrested 12 people in a probe into organised criminal activity linked to the incident.

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Dott found guilty of sexually abusing children

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Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott has been found guilty of sexually abusing two primary school age children.

State urged to 'go further' in redress scheme promotion

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The State has been urged "to go further" in its promotion of the Mother and Baby Institutions Redress Scheme.

Jeremy O'Brien funeral hears 'families changed forever'

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Mourners at the funeral of a teenager who was one of five young people killed in the crash on the M9 have heard that "what the boys did was wrong", but that "tragedy" must not become the whole story.

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Woman admits breaching anonymity of Donaldson victim

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A woman has admitted an offence of breaching a lifetime ban on publishing information likely to lead to the identification of a victim of former DUP leader Jeffery Donaldson.

Woman admits breaching anonymity of Donaldson victim

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A woman has admitted an offence of breaching a lifetime ban on publishing information likely to lead to the identification of a victim of former DUP leader Jeffery Donaldson.

Population of Ireland exceeds 5.5 million people - CSO

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New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the population of Ireland was estimated to stand at 5.526 million in the 12 months to April 2026, with more people aged 65 and over and fewer children under the age of 14 in the country.

Hosepipe ban extension for 13 counties

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The nationwide hosepipe ban in place since late last month has been extended in 13 counties, with the ban lifting on 26 August for 13 other counties, Uisce Éireann has said.

32% rise in wrong-way driving on Irish motorways - TII

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A total of 62 incidents of wrong-way driving have been recorded on motorways so far this year, according to Transport Infrastructure Ireland.

Deaths of woman and man treated as murder-suicide

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Gardaí are treating the death of a Brazilian woman in Limerick as a murder-suicide after the body of her husband, who is suspected of her killing, was found in Cork.

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Deaths of woman and man treated as murder-suicide

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Gardaí are treating the death of a Brazilian woman in Limerick as a murder-suicide after the body of her husband, who is suspected of her killing, was found in Cork.

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Dutch broadcaster pulls out of Eurovision 2027

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Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS has announced it will not take part in next year's Eurovision Song Contest, saying the event can "no longer be considered neutral" amid divisions surrounding the war in Gaza.

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo 'out of control', warns MSF

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More than 2,500 people have ⁠died in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak, which is spreading "out of control", MSF has warned.

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McSweeney on The Traitors: 'We couldn't be happier'

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After taking Ireland by storm in its first season, The Traitors Ireland is back, and host Siobhán McSweeney says the runaway success of the first series has given the show a whole new energy for its return.

52% of under-35s believe they won't be able to buy a home

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New research from PTSB finds that over 52% of under-35s believe they will never be in a position to buy a home.