Taoiseach says Ireland 'will roll out the red carpet' for visit of US President Joe Biden Speaking in Wexford, Mr Varadkar said that there have been no official dates confirmed to the Irish Government Irish Mirror · Mar 3, 2023
Government contacts Spanish police over Amy Fitzpatrick case - as family meet with Tanaiste Exclusive: Amy's aunt Christine Kenny met with Micheal Martin on Wednesday in Leinster House where the politician informed her of the news Irish Mirror · Mar 2, 2023
Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns accuses Labour of 'scraping the barrel' A quote given by a Labour spokesperson to the Irish Mirror was heavily criticised by new Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns on Thursday morning Irish Mirror · Mar 2, 2023
Chief Whip calls for Sinn Féin to answer questions about 'alleged financial irregularities' in the Dáil In a letter, seen by the Irish Mirror, Fine Gael's Hildegarde Naughton said that in the "spirit of transparency and accountability", Sinn Féin should take questions about "alleged financial irregularities" in the Dáil Irish Mirror · Mar 1, 2023
Fire breaks out at Wexford General Hospital as emergency services rush to the blaze People have been advised to stay away from the area Irish Mirror · Mar 1, 2023
People Before Profit writes to Sinn Fein and others to form left alliance ahead of election In letters sent to Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald and Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns, People Before Profit said Fianna Fail and Fine Gael should be left out of future Governments. Irish Mirror · Mar 1, 2023
We went on patrol with gardai in Dublin city as they tackled street drug dealers, thieves and violent thugs Exclusive: The Irish Mirror spent a day with officers from Pearse Street who patrol the busiest areas of Dublin city centre ensuring the streets are safe under Operation Citizen. Irish Mirror · Mar 1, 2023
The Irish Rail car parks you're most likely to get clamped in have been named Exclusive: Figures released to Labour Party TD Sean Sherlock show that 144 people have already been clamped at Irish Rail station car parks so far this year. Irish Mirror · Mar 1, 2023
Former HSE CEO Paul Reid can receive payment for Citizens' Assembly role A spokesperson for the Citizens’ Assembly on Drug Use confirmed that former HSE CEO Paul Reid will be remunerated for the position as chairman Irish Mirror · Feb 28, 2023
Michael Flatley gives cancer update at red carpet event The Riverdance star, who revealed he had been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in January, appeared at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre this week and told fans he would continue his fight against the disease Dublin Live · Feb 26, 2023
Leo Varadkar and his mum object to Greenway route near park where he played as a child The Taoiseach made his objection to Fingal County Council in July 2021 on official headed paper showing his title at the time, Tánaiste and Enterprise Minister. Irish Mirror · Feb 24, 2023
Teenager fighting for life after being stabbed in Swords as gardai seal off scene The victim suffered serious injuries in the River Valley area of Swords at around 8pm. Irish Mirror · Feb 23, 2023
GAA legend arrested by Gardai over claims of alleged €1m fraud The officers are probing allegations that he defrauded people out of up to €1 million by claiming he needed the cash to travel abroad for cancer treatment Belfast Live · Feb 23, 2023
Omagh shooting: Off-duty police officer seriously injured in horror gun attack An off-duty PSNI officer has shot in Omagh, Co Tyrone. It's understood were shot multiple times at Youth Sport Omagh. Irish Mirror · Feb 22, 2023
Irish Mirror · Feb 22, 2023 Multiple people injured in horror Carlow crash as air ambulance called and gardai shut road Gardai and emergency services are at the scene of a two-vehicle road traffic collision on the N80 in Co Carlow. It's understood a number of people have been injured.
Irish Mirror · Feb 22, 2023 Overwhelming majority of Irish Mirror readers feel new cost-of-living measures 'not enough' We asked readers if they thought the Government's cost-of-living measures are helping enough
Irish Mirror · Feb 22, 2023 Irish ex-cop - a leader in Madeleine McCann search - says woman claiming to be her "may need help whoever she is" EXCLUSIVE: County Down investigator Jim Gamble - who led the United Kingdom’s own review of the disappearance of Madeleine - said the claim could cause trauma for the McCanns
Dublin Live · Feb 22, 2023 Irish woman slams price of chicken fillets sold in Tesco as 'absolute madness' The woman said she "nearly died" when she saw the cost of the chicken fillets and thought that it "surely cannot be real pricing"
Irish Mirror · Feb 22, 2023 Irish woman 'nearly died' after spotting shocking price of chicken fillets in popular Irish supermarket "Organic or not, surely this cannot be real pricing for a simple and relatively small chicken fillet"
Dublin Live · Feb 22, 2023 Josh Dunne's mum relieved as bike thief Gavin Dooner jailed "He started all of this... but he gets to go home in two years or less," Diane Dunne says
Irish Mirror · Feb 21, 2023 Electric Ireland, Airtricity, PrePayPower and Bord Gáis issue statements after rival Pinergy reduces prices Electric Ireland, Bord Gáis Energy, PrePayPower and SSE Airtricity have released statements on whether prices will be cut
Dublin Live · Feb 17, 2023 Breakfast roll prices to skyrocket under proposed hospitality VAT hike The news comes hot on the heels of recent hikes in the price of alcohol that has seen some pubs charging almost a €10 for a pint
Dublin Live · Feb 16, 2023 Hammer-wielding gang attack motorbike shop owner in attempt to steal bike One eye witness told the Irish Mirror the gang pulled up on scrambler bikes outside the motorbike shop shouting: “Get it, get it”
Irish Mirror · Feb 16, 2023 Temple Bar punters floored by Dublin pub charging €9.95 for a pint EXCLUSIVE: “Everybody tells you not to go but you just want to go and visit for yourself.”
Irish Mirror · Feb 15, 2023 Gardaí contacted as Ireland Six Nations tickets appear on third-party sites for over €3,000 Earlier this week, a French newspaper reported touts were selling tickets to last Saturday’s clash between Ireland and France for up to €2,000