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Here's every film on RTÉ, TG4 and Virgin Media today, tomorrow and St Stephen's Day
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Ritual
Parenting: I swore I'd never embarrass my kids, but sometimes it's hard to hold back
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The Morning Lead
Irish watchdog calls for EU reform to allow fans return tickets bought under pressure
If the EU takes the Irish regulator’s advice, it would add a new consumer protection when buying on Ticketmaster.
Tuesday
23 Dec 2025
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EFL Cup
Arsenal into League Cup semi-final after 8-7 penalty shootout win over Crystal Palace
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RIP
Visitation for man who died in Cork crash hears of 'phenomenal' outpouring of love since his death
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Metrolink
Judicial review proceedings against Metrolink line for Dublin have been withdrawn
Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien said ‘we’re now full steam ahead to tender and deliver this transformative project’.
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Glastonbury
No further action to be taken into Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury set, local police say
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no need for speed
Almost 400 new speed camera safety zones will become operational from New Year’s Day
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Dundrum
Planning permission granted for close to 1,000 homes on site of former Central Mental Hospital
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FactCheck
FactCheck: Did a narrow vote in the Dáil almost open the door to abortion ‘up until birth’?
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strike action
Caredoc workers to vote on union proposals as planned strikes suspended
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Road Deaths
Two people - both in their 80s - have died following separate crashes earlier this month
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lab rats
Dogs, horses and goats among 112,000 animals used in Irish lab experiments last year
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Co Offaly
'Tadhg and Mary should be looking forward to Christmas': Gardaí issue fresh appeal over Edenderry attack
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Wexford
Cocaine valued €3.75 million found inside exhaust system of car stopped at Rosslare port
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not the president
President Connolly's personal account wasn't suspended by X, but an imposter has been
The 42 GAA Weekly
Can Cullen Killen’s red card be overturned? And the best and worst moments of 2025
Fintan O’Toole and Declan Bogue tell Ronan Early about their standout memories of the year, and discuss the chances of a successful appeal for Loughrea’s Cullen Killen.
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Murder Investigation
Woman (20s) arrested in connection with death of Daniel Aruebose released without charge
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Novo Nordisk
Pill version of weight-loss drug Wegovy gets approval from US regulators
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night train
Minister wants late night trains to run all year and is talking 'options' with Iarnród Eireann
Aside from the Christmas period, the majority of train services terminate before midnight.
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The Morning Lead
'Squeamish debate' misses the point of working with NATO and EU states on defence, Martin says
Ireland should not be afraid of mutually beneficial co-operation with other nations amid the heightened Russian threat, the Taoiseach said.
Monday
22 Dec 2025
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Premier League
Fulham penalty keeps Sean Dyche’s Nottingham Forest in relegation mix for Christmas
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Luas Finglas
Mediation underway with Manhattan Peanuts over Luas extension to Finglas, says minister
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Housing Crisis
Just 30% of new-build social homes target met by third quarter of 2025
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Limerick
Man jailed after ploughing into garda and reversing car at him as he lay injured
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Interview
McDonald on her health, Gerry Hutch, and how there will never be too many tricolours flying
The Journal sat down with the Sinn Féin leader to reflect on the year that was, and what is to come in 2026.
Mary Lou McDonald gave her views on the controversial use of Irish flags by anti-migrant protesters.
Ahead of the Dublin Central by-election, she said the large vote for Hutch last year was an ‘F you’ to government - but not Sinn Féin.
