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As it happened
As it happened
The Traitors Ireland ends in a blaze of fireworks as the prize pot is claimed by …
Five finalists, two Traitors, one prize pot – who walked away with the money?
Housing Crisis
Harris to meet Wicklow Council boss as local authority pushes back on land zoning criticism
Race for the Áras
Steen appeals to Oireachtas members in last minute push to get on ballot before nominations close
The conservative campaigner is chasing 20 Oireachtas signatures by the end of tomorrow’s nomination deadline.
Medical Council
Doctor accused of professional misconduct over online criticism of Covid-19 measures
Immigration
Jim O'Callaghan says families refusing transfers from Ipas centres are 'abusing' the system
Dublin Airport
No timeline for fix to issues slowing operations at Dublin Airport's Terminal 2, says DAA
South Dublin
Disabled driver forced to park on footpath as motorists were 'stealing' spots spared conviction
From The 42
Safeguarding
FAI officials to appear before Oireachtas committee tomorrow following late U-turn
Cork District Court
Anti-immigration activist Derek Blighe appears in court charged with harassing garda
keys to the city
Obama to receive Freedom of Dublin this Thursday (eight years after it was first offered)
Public Health
Irish experts have refuted Trump's 'horrific' claims linking paracetamol use to autism
The Traitors
'Recruited at The Ploughing': We hear from The Traitors contestants who just missed out on final
culling
OPW has paid snipers €17,000 to kill 118 deer in Phoenix Park since last year - including fawns
Dubline Fire Brigade
Firefighters tackle large blaze that ripped through Dublin recycling centre
Footage posted by Dublin Fire Brigade showed the fire tearing through the building.
Aras 2025
Connolly defends comments on Hamas and maintains Palestinians have right to self-determination
From The 42
Milestone
Mason Melia strikes twice on 18th birthday for St Pat's to send Cork City closer to relegation
united front
Connolly pledges to speak for 'underdog' as left-wing party leaders come out for campaign launch
big tech
TikTok accused of 'quietly' laying off Irish workers amid global job cuts
A union has said that TikTok is laying off workers gradually in numbers that don’t require public announcements.
Monday
22 Sep 2025
United Nations
Taoiseach urges other countries to follow France's example and recognise Palestinian statehood
As it happened
As it happened
Gareth Sheridan concedes bid to get on the Áras ballot as council route closes for hopefuls
Maria Steen is now the only Áras hopeful that has a shot at making it onto the ballot as she chases down Oireachtas members.
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