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Wednesday 15 May 2024 Dublin: 18°C
Flashing, mooning and homegrown potatoes: The bad behaviour that (temporarily) shut The Portal
Irish Defence Forces Chief Sean Clancy appointed as head of EU military
Man who believed he was meeting girl (11) but instead found adult 'decoy' livestreaming is jailed
Explainer: Who is Robert Fico, the Slovakian prime minister who was shot today?
'Hang traitors' graffiti is a threat to 'kill politicians' and cannot go unchallenged, TD says
SPOTLIGHT
Election season
Local and EU ballots are a month away
And they're off
Political posters are up – love 'em or hate 'em
Who's who
Here's who's in the race to be Ireland's MEPs
Polling
Independents pip Sinn Féin as voters' top choice
Housing crisis shadow
People's housing tells us about how they'll vote
Irish-backed platform aimed at informing public about EU ahead of June elections launches
Ukrainians will be able to appeal social welfare cuts, McGrath says
Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico in life-threatening condition after being shot multiple times
Taoiseach Simon Harris condemned the “shocking and vile attack on democracy”.
Witness appeal as two people hospitalised following two-car collision in Co Kerry
PSNI search for man who attacked two people, covered them in petrol and tried to set them alight
E-scooters to be regulated from Monday, with new laws prohibiting use by under-16s
Interpol issues red notice for convict Mohamed Amra who escaped after French prison van attacked
Teenager charged in connection with Dublin riots released on bail
Man charged after woman seriously assaulted in Dublin last Friday
Tens of thousands of Palestinians flee southern Gaza on anniversary of Nakba
Tánaiste Micheál Martin has said Ireland is certain to recognise Palestinian statehood by the end of the month, without specifying a date.
In March, the leaders of Spain, Ireland, Slovenia and Malta said in a joint statement that they stand ready to recognise Palestinian statehood.
The Taoiseach today spoke with King Abdullah of Jordan to update him on Ireland's plan to recognise the State of Palestine.
Zelenskyy cancels planned trips abroad as Russian forces advance on two fronts
Gardaí 'categorically reject' claims that school group was escorted near canal due to tents
Poll: Have you watched Bodkin?
Concerns raised that Irish emergency medicine model is 'failing' severely ill and injured people
Other European countries routinely despatch doctors to the scene of accidents – but not Ireland.
Concerns have been raised at the highest level of government.
Consultants are calling for international 'gold standard' care for Irish patients.
How are journalists across Europe reporting on June's elections? Join us for a free live webinar
US says Boeing can be prosecuted for 737 MAX crashes
Gardái detect 2,148 people using phones while driving in first month of new roads policing plan
Opinion: Ozempic isn't the answer — we need to change our toxic food system
Dr Catherine Conlon
At least 16 dead after bus rolls off ledge in the Andes
Former TD voices concern about intimidation of candidates after swastika cut into poster
SPOTLIGHT
Voices
A mix of personal stories and opinions on the stories of the day.
Campus protests are squeezing Biden from left and right
Larry Donnelly
Bambie Thug is the anti-Dana, but they might just be the voice of a generation
Peter Flanagan
Now I know, I don't care what anyone thinks of me
Clare McAfee
Many royal and political figures were honoured with street names
Donal Fallon
Millions spent on security at asylum seeker centre where staff were 'unvetted' and 'paid cash'
A January 2023 report found there was “no vetting in place for staff” and that the majority of workers had around “three months of experience in this field”.
Yesterday
14th May 2024
Sligo to be added to remediation scheme for homes damaged by defective blocks
Haaland double leaves Man City one win away from Premier League four in a row
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Dublin-New York portal to switch off again tonight as organisers try to block ‘inappropriate’ behaviour
German court convicts far-right politician of using banned Nazi slogan during campaign
M11 southbound open again after truck overturned earlier today
Riot police arrest protesters outside Georgian parliament over Russian-like 'foreign influence' law
Politicians came to blows in the parliament over the legislation that opposition members say mirrors Russian laws that silence dissent.
Israeli settlers block and loot food convoy as President Higgins condemns attacks on aid for Gaza
Huge manhunt in France after gunmen kill two prison officers and free inmate from prison van
Trump's fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen gives more evidence in hush money trial
Thunderstorm warning in place for three counties as warm weather and rain expected this week
'Reluctance' by Irish soldiers to serve in EU Battlegroup mission due to low pay