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- Podcast: Will Govt supports help reduce fuel costs? March 23, 2026The Government can absorb some of the rising energy costs for people but cannot "eliminate" them, an energy expert has warned.
- Woman canvassing for Connolly 'punched', court told March 23, 2026A woman was "punched in the face" as she campaigned alongside Sinn Féin's leader for President Catherine Connolly, it has been alleged.
- Man who stabbed garda tells court he supported ISIS March 23, 2026A 24-year-old man said he stabbed a garda and set the Black Forge pub in Dublin on fire last year as a message to the Government and to the pub's owner Conor McGregor not to insult the Prophet Muhammad.
- How McCullagh's plot to murder Natalie McNally unravelled March 23, 2026The picture of Natalie McNally that emerged from the trial of the man accused of her murder was of a modern, self-reliant young woman, who was frank and forthright.
- EU-Mercosur trade deal to apply provisionally from May 1 March 23, 2026The EU has said that a free trade agreement with South American bloc Mercosur will provisionally enter into force on 1 May, despite a pending court ruling on its legality.
- Couple agree to cooperate with gardaí on demolition works March 23, 2026The couple at the centre of a 20-year legal battle over a house they built without planning permission, have given undertakings to the High Court agreeing to fully cooperate with Meath County Council and with gardaí in relation to demolition works on the site.
- Seven jailed over conspiracy to import cocaine worth €42m March 23, 2026Seven men who conspired to import over 600kg of cocaine worth an estimated €42m into Ireland have all been jailed for between ten and 12 years by the Special Criminal Court.
- Natalie would have been an amazing mother, says brother March 23, 2026Natalie McNally's brother has paid tribute to his sister outside court today, after a jury found Stephen McCullagh guilty of her murder, saying Natalie "would have been an amazing mother".
- Feral ferrets eradicated to protect Rathlin seabirds March 23, 2026A "world-first" conservation scheme has successfully eradicated feral ferrets from a Northern Irish island to protect thousands of seabirds.
