News from Dundalk

Police say they are working "night and day" to catch those involved in rioting in Northern Ireland, a senior officer has said.

15 June 2025

A giant orange balloon depicting Donald Trump in a nappy towered over one "No Kings" protest as hundreds of thousands thronged streets across the United States to decry the president's policies.

15 June 2025

A college in Scotland has added Britpop to its curriculum with an Oasis masterclass ahead of the band's reunion tour this summer.

15 June 2025

Luke McGrath reacts to Leinster's BKT United Rugby Championship grand final win against the Bulls, and discusses his role in Jordie Barrett's sensational try.

15 June 2025

Seven people including a toddler were killed in India when a helicopter ferrying Hindu pilgrims from a shrine crashed in the Himalayas, officials said.

15 June 2025

A policing oversight body is taking legal action against An Garda Síochána over its failure to comply with an investigation into the murder of British agent Denis Donaldson in Co Donegal almost 20 years ago.

15 June 2025

The United Nations was due to play host next week to a major high-level conference, co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia, to try and breathe life into the "two-state solution" - the international community's long held plan for Israel and Palestine to live side by side, in sovereign countries.

15 June 2025

A social enterprise in Dublin city centre is providing a way for people to update their wardrobes in a cost-effective and sustainable way - swapping with others instead of turning to fast fashion.

15 June 2025

Follow the latest developments as Israel and Iran continue to exchange strikes, as an Israeli military official said there is a large list of targets in Iran it still wants to hit.

15 June 2025

The Government and Minister for Housing James Browne's latest plans to address the housing crisis spent much of this week fighting the Dáil elements - specifically a deluge of opposition criticism.

15 June 2025

An in-depth review into the circumstances which led to RTÉ's write-down of €3.6m for a partly-failed IT system, found the broadcaster had "limited experience" of an enterprise resource planning implementation of the scale and complexity of the project.

15 June 2025

A Government contract worth tens of millions of euro has been awarded to a French defence technology company to develop a new sonar system for Ireland.

15 June 2025

The European Health Insurance Card is a valuable resource for Irish people planning to holiday in Europe this summer.

15 June 2025

A manhunt is continuing for a gunman who shot two Democratic state politicians in Minnesota, killing one and her husband and wounding the other, in what the northern US state's governor said were politically motivated attacks.

15 June 2025

Adam Scott put himself in prime position to collect his second major championship title with a back-nine charge for the ages to leave himself one shot adrift of Sam Burns ahead of the final round at the US Open.

14 June 2025

Iran launched a new wave of missiles at Israel, wounding several people in residential buildings, while Israel said it was striking Iranian targets.

14 June 2025

From grumpy sofa kings to emotionally complex crime lords, TV dads come in all shapes and sweater vests. They've made us laugh, cry, cringe and occasionally pick up the phone to call our own da.

14 June 2025

US President Donald Trump's long-sought military parade rolled though the streets of downtown Washington, but the celebration of the US Army's 250th anniversary was marred by a day of violence and protest.

14 June 2025

Leinster have their hands on silverware. A four-year drought – by their standards at least – has finally come to an end, as they crushed the Bulls 32-7 in front of 46,127 people at Croke Park.

14 June 2025

After making his long-awaited return in Mayo's victory in Omagh last time out, Eamon Donoghue pinpoints just how much of an impact Paddy Durcan already has had on the Connacht outfit.

14 June 2025