It is understood the body of 35-year-old Ali Sohrabi was discovered this morning, and foul play is not suspected www.rte.ie/news/ireland...

Paris endured another sweltering day after temperatures in the French capital hit a June record of 40.9C yesterday, while parts of southern England and Wales were facing another day of record-breaking temperatures with a peak of around 37C in some areas www.rte.ie/news/2026/06...

Lewis Capaldi has been added to the bill of this year's Electric Picinic in Co Laois

Ryanair has adjusted its family seating policy after an investigation was launched in the UK into it charging parents to sit with their children on flights

The programme brings in the voices and experiences of biological children, known as "children who foster" as they can play an important role in welcoming children in care into their families www.rte.ie/news/ireland...

Beaumont Hospital in Dublin has apologised for governance and control failures identified in its 2024 accounts and said it was never its intention to withhold information from the Public Accounts Committee.

Thousands of people were feared dead after two powerful earthquakes caused widescale destruction in and around the Venezuelan capital, Caracas.

A Status Yellow High Temperature warning for Ireland has been extended into Saturday, with Met Éireann saying the all-time record temperature for Ireland could also be “challenged” today

A Status Yellow high temperature warning has been extended until 9am on Saturday.

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Beaumont Hospital in Dublin is set to apologise for governance and control failures identified in its 2024 accounts and will say it was never its intention to withhold information from the Public Accounts Committee.

Mobile operator Three Ireland has said that it blocked more than 26 million suspected scam calls and intercepted over 455,000 fraudulent SMS messages in 2025.

Australia's social media ban for under 16s has had little impact on teenagers' scrolling habits, researchers have said in one of the first evaluations of the measures.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte sought to calm tensions with US President Donald Trump at the White House using a mix of flattery and gentle pushback.

Met Éireann has said that the all-time high temperature record for Ireland could be broken today.

The ESRI has warned of "second-round effects" on prices later this year as a result of higher energy costs.

Powerful twin earthquakes that shook Venezuela have killed at least 32 people and injured more than 700, interim president Delcy Rodriguez has said.

Donald Trump opened a 16-day celebration of the United States' 250th anniversary with a political rally, the start of festivities shaped by controversy over his polarising approach to governing ⁠and efforts to remake Washington.

British Transport Police said of those injured in last Friday's crash, 40 people remain in hospital, with four of those "still in a critical condition" www.rte.ie/news/world/2...

Despite the positive role outlined by An Coimisiún Toghchán, a large majority of submissions to the research viewed posters in a negative or very negative light www.rte.ie/news/politic...

The High Court is seeking further information from Greek authorities before ruling on the extradition of an Irish man wanted on a human trafficking charge, after hearing that jails there are effectively "being run by the prisoners" due to overcrowding

According to figures released by the Department of Justice the number of people seeking international protection fell by almost a third last year after reaching a record high in 2024 www.rte.ie/news/politic...

What is believed to be the original 'flag of truce' shown during the surrender on Moore Street in the 1916 Rising has been sold at auction for €62,000.

Iarnród Éireann has said its services in north Dublin have resumed after major disruption earlier due to damaged overhead lines.

The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog has said that inspections at Iranian atomic sites were "going to happen" but did not offer a specific timeline.

Gardaí are appealing to anyone resident in Ireland who believes they are a victim of a criminal act relating to the Presbyterian Church to contact them

Ukrainian strikes on Crimea triggered power outages in its largest city, Sevastopol, both sides have reported, as Ukraine intensifies its attempts to cut off the peninsula, which Russia annexed in 2014

The Taoiseach accused Sinn Féin of playing politics, saying the Government will keep the matter under review and act accordingly on petrol and diesel excise cuts before the Dáil recess www.rte.ie/news/ireland...

Both governments agreed to advance cooperation across clean energy, education and trade and collaborate more closely around sports diplomacy www.rte.ie/news/ireland...

Ireland could experience "tropical nights" tonight and tomorrow, Met Éireann has said.

The HSE has confirmed that the service was over budget by €400m at the end of last month

What is believed to be the original 'flag of truce' shown during the surrender on Moore Street in the 1916 Rising will be auctioned later.

A man in his 20s has died following a road crash in Co Kerry early this morning.

Met Éireann has said the current spell of high temperatures should peak tomorrow, with the potential for the all-time record to be broken

A new study shows the severe social, economic and wellbeing impacts that congestion is having on the M50's users.

An Oireachtas committee has recommended the decriminalisation of possession of all drugs for personal use.

More than 20 of Europe's top scientists and researchers are in Dublin this week for a meeting of the European Research Council

Cancelling perishable product orders at short notice, late payments, and a fear of backlash for reporting unfair trading practices are among the main issues suppliers encounter when dealing with grocery retailers and wholesalers

Europe is braced for another day of an unprecedented heatwave that has smashed records in many countries

The Cabinet has been warned by the ministers of Finance and Housing that urgent action is needed to address the significant amounts of derelict property under State ownership

The Children’s Rights Alliance has called on Government to consider the "very real danger" that exists through the rapid advance of AI technologies without proper regulation or regard for children’s safety or welfare

The US Senate has backed legislation directing President Donald Trump to halt US military action against Iran

Fewer people are presenting with alcohol dependence, but more are entering treatment with harmful or hazardous use, according to the latest figures from the Health Research Board

There will be significant disruption at times during Ireland's EU Presidency, which gets under way next Wednesday, according to gardaí

Iarnród Éireann has warned commuters to expect major disruption to northside DART, northern Commuter and Enterprise services this morning

Pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson has secured a €58,000 reduction against a High Court award of almost €1 million to a former Limerick senior hurler.

Several whistleblowers who have reported wrongdoing and poor practice in State-run organisations have called for greater protections for those who make protected disclosures

The Minister for Transport has said that Dublin Airport's passenger cap "does not serve the State well" and "does not serve the people of the region well"

Google and energy storage company Energy Dome have announced plans for a battery storage facility near Rhode, Co Offaly.

New research suggests the number of homes affected by defective concrete blocks could be greater than initially thought