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Star
Kate O'Connor celebrates after receiving her silver medal at World Athletics Championships
It is only the seventh medal Ireland has won in the 42-year history of the championships.
Analysis
In the middle of a housing crisis, why are Irish builders so unproductive?
With many Irish construction firms stuck in their ways, it’s unlikely new housing development will rise quickly any time soon.
cost of living crisis
'They have a fear of ESB bills': Older people 'extremely concerned' about cost of living in winter
The Morning Lead
Palestinian state recognition to dominate UN Week as Taoiseach and Tánaiste head to New York
Micheál Martin and Simon Harris are travelling stateside today to attend the 80th meeting of the UN General Assembly.
Saturday
20 Sep 2025
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Barnardos
Sep 20
Opinion
Irish holidays: I've been dozens of places by bus, boat and train - there are pleasures and pitfalls
language rights
Thousands take to streets of Dublin to demand fair play for the Irish language and Gaeltacht
Dublin Airport
Suspect piece of luggage declared safe after evacuation of Dublin Airport's Terminal 2
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On The Track
Cian McPhillips breaks national record again to finish fourth in World 800m final
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steady as she goes
Kate O’Connor wins historic World Championship silver medal for Ireland in heptathlon
The Explainer
Could Eurovision collapse over Israel's inclusion?
RTÉ said that if Israel continues to be part of the competition, Ireland will not send an entry in 2026. Other countries are threatening to do the same. Could Eurovision go ahead without them
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Courts
Former Clare TD Violet Anne Wynne paid debt to ex-employee with 'whatever little income' she had
language rights
Conradh na Gaeilge: Today's protest is about achieving equality for our language and its speakers
Cearta Teanga
Conradh na Gaeilge: Cothrom na Féinne don teanga is a pobal labhartha is ea sprioc na hagóide inniu
Nenagh
Pedestrian airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after three-vehicle crash in Tipperary
Immigration
Standoff at Ipas centres over attempts to move hundreds of families out of accommodation
The Morning Lead
Road deaths are going down - but more cyclists and pedestrians are being killed. Why?
The number of pedestrian and cyclist deaths is now at the highest level in six years.
Friday
19 Sep 2025
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Barnardos
Sep 19
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Out
FAI withdraw from Oireachtas Committee appearance citing 'risk of prejudicing Garda investigations'
Cork
Cork Airport to follow Dublin in scrapping the 100ml liquid rule (but not until next Christmas)
Opinion
The Basic Income scheme brought me success, wellbeing and family life; the Government must retain it
not bitter
'We were ready to go': Bertie Ahern says he prepared for Áras race for two years
The former taoiseach said he was “very disappointed” not to receive the support of the Fianna Fáil leadership and declined to back Jim Gavin.
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