2024 in Ireland explained
Events during the year 2024 in Ireland.
Incumbents
Events
January
- 1 January – It was revealed that 184 people were killed on Irish roads in 2023, the highest number of fatalities in almost a decade.[1]
- 4 January – A second man died in hospital following a shooting at a Dublin restaurant on Christmas Eve.[2]
- 5 January – Focus Ireland and the Simon Community described newly released record figures for homelessness (from November 2023) as "shocking", with 9,409 adults and 4,105 children now homeless.[3]
- 7 January – Irish actor Cillian Murphy won the best actor award at the Golden Globes ceremony in Beverly Hills, California for his leading performance in the film Oppenheimer.[4]
- 9 January
- 14 migrants were found hidden in a refrigerated trailer at Rosslare Europort in County Wexford.[5]
- A coroner's inquest held in London found that Sinéad O'Connor died from natural causes.[6]
- 10 January – Gardaí began an investigation into human trafficking after ten Kurdish people from Iran and Iraq, three people from Vietnam, and one from Turkey were discovered in a refrigerated container that arrived at Rosslare Europort.[7]
- 12 January – 17-year-old fifth year student Seán O'Sullivan from Coláiste Chiaráin, County Limerick won the 60th BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition with his project 'VerifyMe: A new approach to authors attribution in the post-ChatGPT era'.[8]
- 14 January – Minister of State Jack Chambers came out as gay.[9]
- 17 January – A convent in Lanesborough, County Longford which had been designated as accommodation for Ukrainian refugees was set on fire.[10]
- 18 January – A man died following an explosion at a homeless hostel in Dublin city centre.[11]
- 19 January – The European Court of Human Rights announced that Ireland launched legal action against the United Kingdom on 17 January over the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Act 2023 that gives amnesty to British soldiers and members of paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.[12] [13]
- 22 January
- Senator David Norris retired from the Seanad after 36 years service. In his final speech, he deplored the slaughter in Gaza: "What is happening to the people of Gaza is appalling and cannot be allowed to continue."[14]
- The Supreme Court decided unanimously that an unmarried father whose partner died is entitled to a widower's pension. The Minister for Social Protection originally refused him the pension; now, the Government must change social welfare law to comply with the Court's decision that the Department was guilty of unconstitutional discrimination. There are roughly 170,000 cohabiting couples in the State.[15]
- 24 January – A private members bill brought by the Social Democrats that would have seen Ireland join South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice was defeated in the Dáil.[16]
- 26 January
- It was reported that President Michael D. Higgins had been awarded the United Nations Agricola Medal. Higgins will be presented with the award by the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Qu Dongyu, in a ceremony in Dublin later this year. Higgins was selected by the FAO "in recognition of [his] contribution and commitment to the welfare of all peoples, [his] extraordinary support for FAO's fundamental goal of attaining universal food security, and the pursuit of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals."[17] [18]
- Homelessness figures for December were released, showing a slight drop in numbers to 13,318 people, including more than 3,900 children, accessing homelessness services in December. This was the first drop recorded in months, but it is not expected to be sustained.[19]
- Bambie Thug was chosen to represent Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 with the song Doomsday Blue. The winner was chosen by combined votes of the public vote, an international jury and a national jury on the Late Late Show Eurosong Special.[20]
February
- 1 February
- Three people (two men and a woman) in their early 20s were killed in a road crash in County Carlow.[21]
- A murder investigation began after a post-mortem examination found that remains which were discovered in east Cork were those of a 47-year-old man who went missing in September 2023.[22]
- The new Deposit Return Scheme became active. Henceforth, when empty and undamaged plastic, aluminium or steel containers are returned to participating shops and supermarkets, a small deposit, added to the original cost of purchase, is refunded.[23]
- 9 February – A woman in her 30s was arrested following the death of a six-year-old boy discovered in a car in County Waterford.[24]
- 11 February – Sinéad O'Connor was posthumously nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame alongside other artists including Cher, Mariah Carey and Oasis.[25]
- 13 February – A 37-year-old woman was charged with the murder of her six-year-old son who was found unresponsive in a car in County Waterford.[26]
- 16 February – Gardaí seized 546kg of crystal methamphetamine worth €32.8million at Cork Port. The quantity seized was by far the largest ever captured in Ireland. The haul, destined for Australia, was believed to belong to the Mexican Sinaloa Cartel. Two suspects were arrested and firearms were seized.[27] [28]
- 23 February – Record homelessness figures were released by the Department of Housing, showing that in January, 13,531 people were making use of emergency accommodation, including over 4,000 children. The figures did not include more than 1,000 asylum seekers.[29]
- 29 February – President Michael D. Higgins was taken to hospital as a precaution, after complaining of feeling unwell.[30]
March
- 2 March – A man in his 40s was hospitalised with serious injuries after masked men armed with machetes and slash hooks stormed an Under-14 boxing event in Castlerea, County Roscommon.[31]
- 8 March – Constitutional referendums on family matters took place on International Women's Day.[32] Voters rejected both Government proposals to change the constitution, with 67.7% voting No in the Family referendum, while 73.9% voted No in the Care referendum.[33]
- 10 March – Cillian Murphy became the first Irish-born actor to win the best actor award at the Oscar ceremony in Hollywood, California for his leading performance in the film Oppenheimer.[34]
- 16 March – Ireland won the 2024 Six Nations Championship for the second year in a row after defeating Scotland in their final rugby match of the contest.[35]
- 17 March – Thousands of people lined the streets in towns and cities across Ireland and around the world to watch St Patrick's Day parades, with 4,200 participants taking part in the parade in Dublin which was said to be the largest ever.[36]
- 20 March – Leo Varadkar announced his resignation as Taoiseach and Leader of Fine Gael, citing political and personal reasons.[37]
- 21 March – Simon Harris confirmed his intention to run for Fine Gael leader on the Six One News.[38]
- 22 March
- 24 March – Simon Harris was confirmed as the new leader of Fine Gael, paving the way for the 37-year-old to become Ireland's youngest Taoiseach.[42]
- 26 March
- A woman and two girls died in a crash involving a lorry and a car on the N17 road in County Mayo.[43]
- Investigations were launched into a fire at a house in Swinford, County Mayo which claimed the lives of an elderly couple.[44]
- 29 March – Down goalkeeper Charlie Smyth signed a three-year contract with the New Orleans Saints, becoming the first Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) player to sign an American National Football League contract as part of the International Player Pathway Program.[45]
- 31 March – Sarah McNally, a 41-year-old woman from County Longford, was named as the victim of a stabbing at a bar in Queens, New York, the previous evening. She died at Elmhurst Hospital shortly after the incident.[46]
April
- 2 April
- 3 April – A man in his 30s died in hospital following a serious assault in Clondalkin, Dublin over the Easter weekend.[49]
- 4 April – The GAA defended its decision to report Supermac's to Meta over an April Fool's post which featured an altered image of Croke Park stadium, saying "the use of any registered trademark is not permitted, in jest or otherwise", resulting in their Instagram and Facebook accounts being suspended.[50]
- 8 April – Leo Varadkar tendered his resignation as Taoiseach to President Michael D. Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin.[51]
- 9 April – Fine Gael leader Simon Harris became Ireland's youngest Taoiseach after a Dáil vote of 88–69 and being appointed by the President.[52]
- 10 April – A large fire destroyed industrial units in Dublin known as the 'home of car culture in Ireland'.[53] The buildings were home to Deane Motors, Drift Games and JC Autocare.[54]
- 18 April – An inquest into the Stardust fire returned a verdict of unlawful killing.[55]
- 20 April – Taoiseach Simon Harris said he had "apologised unreservedly" to the families of the Stardust fire victims, and that he would "do so on behalf of the State on Tuesday next".[56]
- 23 April
- In a statement to the Dáil, Taoiseach Simon Harris delivered a formal state apology to the victims of the Stardust fire and their families.[57]
- The tánaiste and minister for foreign affairs Micheál Martin accused Israel of vindictive punishment of the civilian population of Gaza during a visit to the Rafah Border Crossing in Palestine. He condemned Israeli petty confiscations of emergency humanitarian aid from war victims and described Israel's bombing campaign in Gaza as "barbarity". During a meeting with Egyptian foreign minister Sameh Shoukry he discussed Irish and European plans to recognise the State of Palestine.[58]
- 28 April – Taoiseach Simon Harris said that other countries' migration policies "cannot be allowed to undermine" that of Ireland after it emerged that 80% of recent migrant arrivals in Ireland were people who crossed from the UK.[59]
- 30 April – Cabinet approved legislation drawn up by Minister for Justice Helen McEntee that would re-designate the UK as a "safe country" to which asylum seekers can be returned.[60]
May
- 6 May – Gardaí launched an investigation after a man was shot dead in the Drimnagh area of Dublin shortly after midnight.[61]
- 7 May – A 26-year-old man was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his two sisters and brother in Tallaght, Dublin in September 2022.[62]
- 11 May – Ireland's Bambie Thug came sixth place in the Eurovision Song Contest, marking the country's first top-ten finish since 2011.[63]
- 13 May – The New York–Dublin Portal connecting the two cities via video screens was temporarily turned off, following reports that participants were behaving inappropriately.[64] [65]
- 19 May – Dublin City Council announced that the New York–Dublin Portal would reopen, but with hours limited between 11am and 9pm instead of 24 hours.[66]
- 22 May – The three leaders of the Coalition Government – Taoiseach Simon Harris, Tánaiste Micheál Martin, and Minister Eamon Ryan – announced that Ireland, Norway, and Spain would recognise the State of Palestine on 28 May. In response, the Israeli foreign ministry said it would reprimand the three countries' ambassadors to Israel and show them video of female hostages being held by Hamas. Israel also recalled its own ambassadors to the three countries, having argued that such recognition would encourage Hamas terrorism.[67]
- 28 May – The government officially recognised the State of Palestine. The Palestinian flag was raised outside Leinster House, the seat of government.[68]
- 31 May
- Former Circuit Court judge Gerard O'Brien was sent to prison for four years for sexually assaulting six boys and for the attempted rape of one of them.[69]
- Gardaí in Dublin began wearing body cameras for the first time. It was planned to extend the practice to the whole country eventually.[70]
June
- 5 June – Gardaí began an investigation after a young woman who had just celebrated her 23rd birthday died following a dog attack in County Limerick.[71]
- 7 June – A series of elections was held: the European Parliament election, local elections, and a Limerick mayoral election.[72]
- 13 June – A former scout leader, Noel Sheehan of Glenville, County Cork, was sentenced to 4½ years in prison, with the final six months suspended, for the sexual assault and psychological damage of young scouts during the late 1980s.[73]
- 15 June – Five women swam a relay of the North Channel between Ireland and Scotland, starting in 11.8 °C water from Donaghadee and reaching Portpatrick. Afric Creedon, Jackie O'Connor, Karen Molloy, Orla Colreavy, and Siobhán O'Driscoll took half a day to swim a curved 42.2 kilometre route whose course was shaped by the tide.[74]
- 18 June – Eamon Ryan announced his resignation as leader of the Green Party and said he would not stand in the next general election. Catherine Martin resigned as deputy party leader.[75]
- 19 June – The date of the Green Party leadership election was set for 8 July.[76]
- 20 June
- A 22-year-old soldier who beat a woman unconscious in a random street attack, and boasted about it on social media, walked free from court after Judge Tom O'Donnell gave him a fully suspended sentence which the victim described as "not justice".[77]
- Aer Lingus confirmed it would cancel between 10 and 20 percent of its flights over the first five days of planned industrial action by pilots, affecting up to 40,000 passengers.[78]
- 21 June
- The Defence Forces began internal proceedings in relation to the case of a soldier who beat a woman unconscious in an attack, which Tánaiste and Minister for Defence Micheál Martin "condemns unequivocally".[79]
- The Irish Airline Pilots Association announced an official eight-hour strike on 29 June, in addition to its indefinite work-to-rule.[80]
- 22 June – Thousands of people marched in cities around Ireland to protest against the suspended court sentence given to the soldier Cathal Crotty who beat Natasha O’Brien unconscious during a random street attack in Limerick in 2022. The taoiseach, Simon Harris, condemned the attack as part of "an epidemic of gender-based violence".[81]
- 24 June – Minister for Finance Michael McGrath was named by the government as Ireland's nomination for European Commissioner.[82]
- 25 June – Jack Chambers was named as the new Finance Minister to succeed Michael McGrath.[83]
- 27 June
- Two teenage boys, aged 15 and 17, died following a collision between a bus and an e-scooter in Waterford.[84]
- Taoiseach Simon Harris described a bomb threat made on his family home as "utterly unacceptable".[85]
- A report into serving members of the Defence Forces found 68 personnel had criminal convictions or were currently before the courts on criminal charges which ranged from drink-driving to rape.[86]
- 29 June – Hundreds of striking Aer Lingus pilots marched at Dublin Airport as part of a dispute with the airline over pay.[87]
July
- 2 July
- 8 July – Minister for Children Roderic O'Gorman won the Green Party leadership election to succeed Eamon Ryan and became leader of the party.[90]
- 10 July – Authorities in Dubai confirmed that charges of attempted suicide and alcohol consumption against 28-year-old Irish woman Tori Towey were dropped and a travel ban imposed had been lifted, after her case was raised in the Dáil. Taoiseach Simon Harris said this was a situation that "should never have happened".[91]
- 12 July – Minister for Rural and Community Development Heather Humphreys described plans to ban the XL bully crossbreed dog, which would include fines of up to €2,500, a prison term, or both for those in breach of the ban.[92]
- 13 July – Taoiseach Simon Harris met Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky at Shannon Airport as the latter briefly visited Ireland on his way back to Kyiv from the 2024 Washington summit, and announced he would visit Kyiv later in the year.[93]
- 14 July
- 15 July
- Twenty-one people were arrested and charged after public disorder took place at a former factory in Coolock, Dublin intended to house asylum seekers, in which three garda cars were damaged, petrol bombs thrown, and fires lit on the roads.[96]
- Following reports that Fine Gael Teachta Dála (TD) and Minister of State Colm Burke was refused Holy Communion at a funeral mass because of his stance on abortion, the Association of Catholic Priests said it "unambiguously condemned" the incident.[97]
- 17 July – A death threat was made against Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald in a video posted on TikTok by a man who said he would shoot and kill her.[98]
- 19 July
- Ryanair flights and National Car Test centres were disrupted due to a global computer outage.[99]
- Three gardaí were injured, including one hospitalised, and one arrest was made after anti-immigration disturbances broke out in Coolock for a second time.[100]
- 24 July – Ireland began its participation in the Summer Olympics with victories in Paris against South Africa and Japan in the rugby sevens event. This year marked the centenary of Ireland's first Olympics as an independent nation, in Paris in 1924.[101] (Ireland's 2024 tournament results).
- 27 July – Gardaí and Department of Agriculture personnel investigated a suspected cockfighting event at a home in Emyvale, County Monaghan. A crowd of people ran away as the gardaí arrived. Fifteen dead cocks and seventy live ones were seized.[102]
- 28 July – President Michael D. Higgins led tributes to writer Edna O'Brien who died the previous day, aged 93, describing her as "a fearless teller of truths" and "a superb writer possessed of the moral courage to confront Irish society with realities long ignored and suppressed." Taoiseach Simon Harris described O'Brien as "a brave, gifted, dignified and magnetic person".[103]
- 30 July – A helicopter crashed into a farm building near Killucan, County Westmeath, killing the two people on board.[104]
August
- 1 August – The High Court ruled that Ireland has breached the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union in its response to the needs of International Protection applicants (asylum seekers). Mr Justice Barry O'Donnell accepted that the State "is making strenuous efforts to redress the situation" therefore he did not agree to compel the State to fulfill its obligations. The ruling was welcomed by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, and the Irish Refugee Council.[105]
- 2 August – A 40-year-old man from Bray was arrested in Dublin after ramming his van into the gates of Áras an Uachtaráin, the Custom House, Leinster House, Government Buildings and the Attorney General's Office in the early hours of the morning. All incidents were recorded by surveillance cameras and damage worth tens of thousands of euros was caused.[106]
- 12 August – Ireland's Olympic athletes were welcomed home from the games in Paris by a crowd of 20,000 people in O'Connell Street, Dublin, the first civic reception ever held for returning Olympic athletes. Officials greeting the team included the taoiseach Simon Harris, the lord mayor of Dublin James Geoghegan and the minister for sport Catherine Martin. Team Ireland's 133 athletes competed in 14 sports and won seven medals, coming 19th on the medals table, Ireland's greatest success at the Olympic games.[107]
- 15 August – An Irish Army chaplain in his 50s was seriously injured after being stabbed a number of times outside Renmore Barracks in County Galway. A terror motive was investigated and a 16-year-old boy was arrested.[108]
- 17 August – A teenage boy was charged in connection with the stabbing of an Army chaplain at Renmore Barracks.[109]
Sport
Association football
- 10 July – Heimir Hallgrímsson was appointed the new Irish men's football manager following an eight-month recruitment process.[110]
Mens Under-21 friendly matches
Women's senior international friendly matches
Play-off semi-finals
- 25 October – Georgia v Ireland.
- 29 October – Ireland v Georgia.[134]
Rugby
Running
Summer Olympics
For results, see:Ireland at the 2024 Summer Olympics.
Swimming
Deaths
January
- 1 January
- 2 January – Seán Donnelly, 83, Gaelic footballer and manager (Longford Slashers, Longford senior team).[148]
- 5 January
- 12 January – Jimmy Somers, 84, trade unionist.[151]
- 13 January – Christopher Moriarty, 87, naturalist, icthyologist and author.[152]
- 18 January – Seán Dineen, 79, mathematician.[153]
- 20 January – Donal O'Grady, 96, hurler (Tubber, Faughs, Clare senior team, Munster).[154]
- 21 January
- 22 January – Jackie O'Gorman, 80, hurler (Cratloe, Clare senior team, Munster).[157]
- 24 January
- 25 January – Ger Connolly, 86, politician, TD (1969–1997), Minister of State (1979–1981, 1982 and 1987–1992).[160]
- 27 January – John Connor, 79, politician, TD (1981–1982 and 1989–1997) and Senator (1983–1989 and 1997–2002).[161]
February
- 5 February – John Bruton, 76, politician, TD (1969–2004), leader of Fine Gael (1990–2001) and Taoiseach (1994–1997).[162]
- 10 February – Shane O'Hanlon, Gaelic football selector (St Vincent's, Dublin senior team).[163]
- 13 February – Séamus Flynn, 84, Gaelic footballer (Clonguish, Longford senior team, Leinster).[164]
- 16 February – Pa Finn, 87, hurler (St Finbarr's) and manager (Kilbrittain, Cork senior camogie team).[165]
- 18 February – Michael O'Regan, 70, journalist (The Irish Times).[166]
- 22 February – Robert Ellison, 82, Roman Catholic prelate, bishop of Banjul (2006–2017).[167]
- 24 February – Anne Ebbs, 82, table tennis player, Paralympic silver medallist (1972, 1984).[168]
March
- 3 March – Dan McCartan, 84, Gaelic footballer (Glenn, Down senior team, Ulster).[169] Born in Northern Ireland.
- 5 March – Sonia Hoey, 43, footballer (Peamount United, Dundalk City) and Gaelic footballer (Dowdallshill, Louth senior team).[170]
- 6 March – Nick Sheridan, 32, journalist and television presenter (News2day, Reporting Scotland, The Nine)[171]
- 9 March – Vince Power, 76, music festival promoter.[172]
- 11 March – Charlie Bird, 74, broadcast journalist, motor neurone disease.[173]
- 15 March – Emmet Bergin, 79, actor.[174]
- 17 March
- 18 March
- 21 March – Ger Brady, 44, Gaelic footballer (Ballina Stephenites, Mayo senior team), motor neurone disease.[179]
- 25 March
- 30 March – Dick Dowling, 85, politician, Senator (1982) and TD (1982–1987).[182]
April
- 4 April – Steve Duggan, 76, Gaelic footballer (Ballyhaise, Cavan senior team, Ulster).[183]
- 7 April – Joe Kinnear, 77, footballer (Tottenham Hotspur, national team) and manager (Wimbledon, Newcastle United).[184]
- 14 April
- 15 April – Gerard Murphy, 73, politician, TD (2002–2007).[188]
- 17 April – Alf McCarthy, 73, broadcaster and actor.[189]
- 19 April – Tony Whyte, 85, Gaelic footballer and manager (Clann na nGael, Roscommon senior team).[190]
- 22 April
May
- 1 May – Michael D'Arcy, 90, politician, TD (1977–1987, 1989–1992 and 1997–2002) and Senator (1993–1997).[193]
- 2 May – Bruce Arnold, 87, writer and journalist.[194] Born in England.
- 4 May – Ron Kavana, 73, singer, songwriter, guitarist and band leader.[195]
- 5 May – Columba Cryan, 94, Gaelic footballer (Ballinamore Seán O'Heslin's, Leitrim senior team, Connacht).[196]
- 8 May
- 10 May – Mary Banotti, 84, politician, MEP (1984–2004).[199]
- 17 May – Pat Buckley, 72, Independent Catholic bishop.[200]
- 18 May – Tony O'Reilly, 88, businessman and rugby union player (Leinster, national team).[201]
- 20 May – Fran Rooney, 67, footballer (Shamrock Rovers, St Patrick's Athletic), manager (women's national team), FAI chief executive and businessman.[202]
- 26 May – Joseph Brennan, 82, baker, founder of the Brennan's Bread company.[203]
- 29 May – Gerald Dawe, 72, poet, academic and literary critic.[204]
- 31 May – Seán Óg Sheehy, 85, Gaelic footballer (John Mitchels, Kerry senior team, Munster).[205]
June
- 8 June – Charlie Lennon, 85, fiddler, composer and pianist.[206]
- 15 June – Eugene Davis, 70, footballer (Shamrock Rovers, Athlone Town, St Patrick's Athletic, Bray Wanderers).[207]
- 17 June – Paul Coyle, 56, Gaelic footballer (Devenish St Mary's, Swatragh, Fermanagh senior team).[208] Born in Northern Ireland.
- 23 June – Bernard Allen, 79, politician, TD (1981–2011) and Minister of State (1994–1997).[209]
- 24 June – Mike Farnan, 83, Canadian-based politician, Ontario MPP (1987–1995) and Solicitor General of Ontario (1990–1991).[210]
- 25 June
- 29 June – Ralph Prendergast, 87, hurler (Claughaun, Limerick senior team).[213]
July
- 6 July – John O'Mahony, 71, Gaelic football manager (Galway senior team) and politician, TD (2007–2016) and Senator (2016–2020).[214]
- 7 July
- 8 July – David Power, 77, bookmaker.[217]
- 9 July – Barry Studdert, 85, Gaelic footballer (St Finbarr's, Cork senior team).[218]
- 10 July – Hughie Travers, 81, Gaelic footballer (Four Masters, Donegal senior team).[219]
- 11 July – Tommy Drennan, 82, singer.[220]
- 14 July – Richie Browne, 89, hurler (Castletownroche, Avondhu, Cork senior team).[221]
- 20 July – Pádraig O'Neill, 58, Gaelic footballer (Cooley Kickhams, Armagh senior team, Louth senior team).[222]
- 27 July – Edna O'Brien, 93, writer.[223]
August
- 3 August – Jody O'Neill, 87, Gaelic footballer (Coalisland, Tyrone senior team, Ulster) and manager (Tyrone senior team).[224] Born in Northern Ireland.
- 4 August – Martin Heavey, 82, Gaelic footballer (Rhode, Offaly senior team).[225]
- 7 August – Mick McCarthy, 75, hurler (Na Piarsaigh, University College Cork, Cork senior team).[226]
- 9 August – Rory Burke, 30, rugby union player (Cork Constitution, Munster, Nottingham, Connacht).[227]
- 10 August – Liam Munroe, 90, footballer (Shamrock Rovers, Ards, Dundalk, national team).[228]
- 11 August
- Éamonn Fitzpatrick, 73, hurler (University College Cork, St Finbarr's, Cork senior team).[229]
- Douglas Goodwin, 86, cricketer (national team).[230]
- Noël Treanor, 73, Roman Catholic prelate.[231]
- Eoin French (who performed as Talos), 36, musician.[232]
- 18 August – Kevin Kehilly, 74, Gaelic footballer (Newcestown, Cork senior team, Munster).[233]
- 21 August – Nell McCafferty, 80, journalist, playwright, civil rights campaigner and feminist.[234] [235]
Notes and References
- News: Highest road deaths for almost a decade with 184 killed. RTÉ News. Joan. O'Sullivan. 1 January 2024. 1 January 2024.
- Web site: Dublin restaurant shooting: Second man dies after gun attack . 4 January 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 5 January 2024.
- News: Charities furious as 'shocking' new report reveals worsening Irish homeless crisis. McFadden. Mary. Clare Live. 5 January 2024. 9 January 2024.
- Web site: Cillian Murphy wins Best Actor at Golden Globes. 2024-01-07. RTÉ News.
- News: 14 migrants found in refrigerated trailer at Rosslare Europort. RTÉ News. Fergal. O'Brien. 9 January 2024. 9 January 2024.
- Web site: Emma . Saunders . Sinéad O'Connor died of natural causes, coroner rules . 9 January 2024 . 9 January 2024 . BBC News . BBC.
- News: Human trafficking investigation after migrants found in refrigerated trailer. RTÉ News. Paul. Reynolds. 10 January 2024. 10 January 2024.
- News: Seán O'Sullivan from Co Limerick crowned winner of BT Young Scientist Exhibition 2024. Irish Independent. Darragh. Nolan. 12 January 2024. 12 January 2024.
- News: Cabinet minister Jack Chambers announces he is gay. RTÉ News. 14 January 2024. 14 January 2024.
- Web site: Longford convent earmarked for Ukrainians set on fire. 2024-01-17. RTÉ News.
- News: Man dies in explosion at Dublin homeless hostel. RTÉ News. Samantha. Libreri. 18 January 2024. 18 January 2024.
- Web site: Ireland formally lodges inter-state case against UK . 19 January 2024 . Irish Legal News . 21 January 2024.
- Web site: Ireland lodges case against UK with European Court over Troubles legislation . Lauren . Boland . 19 January 2024 . TheJournal.ie . 21 January 2024.
- Web site: David Norris delivers final Seanad speech. Cunningham. Paul . 2024-01-22. RTÉ News.
- Web site: Partner of woman who died in 2021 entitled to widower's pension, Supreme Court rules. O'Donnell. Orla. 2024-01-22. RTÉ News.
- News: Motion demanding Govt supports ICJ genocide case against Israel defeated. Cunningham. Paul. RTÉ News. 25 January 2024. 26 January 2024.
- Web site: President Michael D. Higgins to receive the 'Agricola Medal' of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation. 2024-01-26. Áras an Uachtaráin.
- News: O'Donoghue. Anne. 2024-01-29. President Higgins to receive UN Food and Agriculture Organisation Medal. Irish Farmers Journal.
- News: Slight decrease in homeless figures 'not a corner turned' with 3,900 children in emergency accommodation over Christmas. Sherlock. Cillian. McTaggart. Maeve. Irish Independent. 26 January 2024. 26 January 2024.
- News: Bambie Thug to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2024. RTÉ News. 26 January 2024. 26 January 2024.
- News: Community in shock after three killed in Carlow crash. RTÉ News. 1 February 2024. 1 February 2024.
- News: Remains found in Cork identified as Kieran Quilligan as murder probe launched. RTÉ News. 1 February 2024. 1 February 2024.
- Web site: Deposit Return Scheme. 1 February 2024. Citizensinformation.ie. 7 February 2024.
- News: 'Immense grief and sorrow' at death of six-year-old boy. RTÉ News. 9 February 2024.
- Web site: Charlotte . Gallagher . Sinéad O'Connor nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame . 11 February 2024 . 11 February 2024 . BBC News . BBC.
- News: Woman charged with murder of her six-year-old son. RTÉ News. Conor. Kane. 13 February 2024. 13 February 2024.
- Web site: Drugs worth estimated €32.8m, two firearms seized in Cork. RTÉ News. 16 February 2024. 16 February 2024.
- Web site: Notorious Sinaloa Cartel suspected to be behind plot to export €32m of crystal meth from Ireland. Irish Independent. 16 February 2024. 16 February 2024.
- News: Number of homeless people in State climbs to new high of 13,531, including 4,000 children. Holland. Kitty. The Irish Times. 23 February 2024. 23 February 2024.
- News: President Higgins taken to hospital after feeling unwell. RTÉ News. 29 February 2024.
- News: Gardaí appeal for info on Audi car after gang wielding machetes and slash hooks storm children's boxing event, seriously injuring man. Irish Independent. 2 March 2024.
- News: Referendums on family and care to be held in March 2024. RTÉ News. 5 December 2023. 1 January 2024.
- News: Resounding No-No result in Family and Care referendums as majority of voters reject government proposals. Irish Independent. 9 March 2024.
- Web site: Cillian Murphy wins Best Actor Oscar, Poor Things wins four . 2024-03-11 . RTÉ News.
- News: Ireland hold off Scotland in a scrappy battle to win Six Nations title. RTÉ News. 16 March 2024.
- News: Thousands turn out to celebrate 'biggest party in the world' for St Patrick's Day. RTÉ News. 17 March 2024.
- News: Leo Varadkar steps down as Taoiseach and FG leader. Lehane. Mícheál. 20 March 2024. RTÉ News.
- News: Harris confirms Fine Gael leadership bid as others opt out. RTÉ News. 21 March 2024. 21 March 2024. 21 March 2024. https://web.archive.org/web/20240321185638/https://www.rte.ie/news/politics/2024/0321/1439071-fine-gael-leadership/. live.
- News: Josepha Madigan resigns as Minister of State and becomes latest Fine Gael TD to confirm they won't contest next general election. Irish Independent. 22 March 2024.
- News: Four held, firearm seized by gardaí on M50 after reported kidnapping. RTÉ News. 22 March 2024.
- News: Two men arrested over fatal explosion in Creeslough. RTÉ News. 22 March 2024.
- News: Simon Harris on course to be Irish leader after party election. BBC News. 24 March 2024.
- News: Woman and two girls killed as car and lorry collide in Co Mayo. RTÉ News. 26 March 2024.
- News: Two people die following house fire in Swinford, Co Mayo. RTÉ News. 26 March 2024.
- News: Down GAA goalkeeper Charlie Smyth becomes NFL player with three-year New Orleans Saints deal. Irish Independent. 29 March 2024.
- Web site: New York: Irish woman Sarah McNally dies after stabbing . 31 March 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 31 March 2024.
- Web site: Aoife . Moore . Simon Coveney stepping down from Irish cabinet . 2 April 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 2 April 2024.
- Web site: Sarah McNally: Man charged with murder of Irish woman in New York . 2 April 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 2 April 2024.
- News: Man (30s) injured in violent attack by gang in Clondalkin dies in hospital. Irish Independent. 3 April 2024. 3 April 2024.
- News: GAA warns that no one is allowed to use its trademark 'in jest' after Supermac's socials suspended over April Fool's joke. Irish Independent. 4 April 2024.
- News: Varadkar formally tenders resignation as Taoiseach to President Higgins. RTÉ News. 8 April 2024.
- News: Simon Harris formally appointed Taoiseach after Dáil vote. RTÉ News. 9 April 2024.
- News: Dublin Fire Brigade sends six units to combat commercial premises fire . 2024-04-13 . The Irish Times . en.
- Web site: 2024-04-14 . 'It's all gone. Everything': Gas explosion destroys 'home of car culture' in Dublin . 2024-04-13 . SundayWorld.com . en.
- Web site: Jury delivers unlawful killing verdict in Stardust inquest. Moore. Aoife. 18 April 2024. . 18 April 2024.
- Web site: Taoiseach Simon Harris apologises 'unreservedly' over Stardust . 20 April 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 20 April 2024.
- Web site: 'The state failed Stardust families', says Harris . 23 April 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 23 April 2024.
- Web site: Tánaiste accuses Israel of vindictive punishment of Gaza population . Connelly . Tony . 2024-04-23 . RTÉ News.
- Web site: Matt . Fox . Rwanda plan: Ireland 'won't provide loophole', says taoiseach . 28 April 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 28 April 2024.
- Web site: Ireland to redesignate UK as 'safe country' for asylum seekers . 30 April 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 30 April 2024.
- Web site: Dublin: Man dies in gun attack in Drimnagh . 6 May 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 6 May 2024.
- News: Man jailed for life for murders of three siblings in Dublin. RTÉ News. 7 May 2024.
- News: Ireland's Bambie Thug comes sixth as Switzerland claims Eurovision victory. Irish Examiner. 12 May 2024.
- Web site: Hunter . Marnie . Dublin-New York City portal: 'Inappropriate' behavior shuts down livestream sculpture installation . CNN . May 14, 2024 . May 15, 2024.
- Burga . Solcyré . Dublin to New York City Portal Temporarily Shut Down Due to Inappropriate Behavior . subscription . May 15, 2024 . . May 14, 2024 . https://archive.today/20240515171126/https://time.com/6977881/dublin-new-york-city-portal-temporarily-shut-down/ . May 15, 2024.
- Web site: Dublin-New York portal reopens with set hours . 19 May 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 19 May 2024.
- Web site: Ireland, Norway and Spain recognise state of Palestine. Cunningham . Paul. 2024-05-22. RTÉ News. [Simon Harris:] Today, Ireland, Norway and Spain are announcing that we recognise the state of Palestine...To the people of Israel I say that Ireland recognises the state of Israel and condemns the barbaric acts carried out by Hamas in October.. Web site: Ireland recognises the state of Palestine [Video of news conference]]. 2024-05-22. RTÉ News at YouTube. Web site: Ambassadors to be reprimanded over Palestine move – Israel. 2024-05-22. RTÉ News.
- Web site: Matthews . Jane . 2024-05-28 . Palestinian flag flies at Leinster House as Ireland officially recognises State of Palestine . 2024-05-28 . TheJournal.ie . en.
- Web site: Former judge jailed for four years for sexually assaulting six boys. O'Donnell. Orla. 2024-05-31. RTÉ News.
- Web site: Frontline gardaí in Dublin begin wearing body cameras. Regan. Mary. 2024-05-31. RTÉ News.
- News: Limerick dog attack victim had just celebrated 23rd birthday. RTÉ News. Cathy. Halloran. 5 June 2024. 5 June 2024.
- Web site: Voting closes in local, European and Limerick mayor polls . Meskill . Tommy . 2024-05-22 . RTÉ News .
- Web site: Ex-scout leader jailed for indecently assaulting five young boys . O'Sullivan . Jennie . 2024-06-13 . RTÉ News .
- Web site: 'The North Channel is known as the beast… so you just swim like the clappers' – five brave women conquer epic sea challenge . Dwyer . Ciara . 2024-06-22 . .
- Web site: Eamon Ryan to step down as Green Party leader . 2024-06-18 . RTÉ News .
- Web site: Philip . Ryan . Tabitha . Monahan . Darragh . Nolan . Tessa . Ndjonkou . Taoiseach describes personal attacks on Eamon Ryan as 'unethical' and labels him a 'very good man' . 20 June 2024 . The Irish Independent . 20 June 2024.
- News: Soldier avoids jail term after beating woman unconscious. RTÉ News. 20 June 2024.
- News: Aer Lingus to cancel up to 20% of flights next week due to industrial dispute. RTÉ News. 20 June 2024.
- News: Defence Forces begin internal proceedings after soldier's conviction. RTÉ News. 21 June 2024.
- News: Major escalation as Aer Lingus pilots to strike next weekend. RTÉ News. 21 June 2024.
- Web site: Thousands protest across Ireland after soldier who attacked woman walks free . Carroll . Rory . 2024-06-22 . .
- Web site: McGrath nominated as Ireland's next European Commissioner . Micheál. Lehane. 25 June 2024. RTÉ News.
- News: Jack Chambers named new Minister for Finance. RTÉ News. Mícheál. Lehane. 25 June 2024. 25 June 2024.
- News: Second boy dies after bus and e-scooter collide in Waterford. RTÉ News. 27 June 2024.
- News: 'I have young children, I have a wife. This is utterly unacceptable' – Simon Harris reacts after bomb scare at his family home. Irish Independent. 27 June 2024.
- News: 68 Defence Forces personnel have convictions or are before the courts for a range of offences including rape, report finds. Irish Independent. 27 June 2024.
- News: Aer Lingus pilots stage eight-hour work stoppage. BBC News. 29 June 2024.
- News: Mother and young daughter killed as car and truck collide in Mayo. Irish Independent. 2 July 2024.
- News: 'Trailblazers in Irish politics' Murphy, Shortall will not contest next election. RTÉ News. 2 July 2024.
- News: Roderic O'Gorman has been elected as new leader of the Green Party, replacing Eamon Ryan . . 8 July 2024.
- News: Dubai authorities drop charges against Tori Towey. RTÉ News. 10 July 2024.
- News: XL bully dogs to be banned, with penalties including fines of up to €2,500 or jail. The Irish Times. 12 July 2024.
- Web site: Zelensky: Simon Harris plans Ukraine visit 'in coming weeks' . 12 July 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 13 July 2024.
- Web site: Trump shooting 'a horrific and heinous act' – Taoiseach . 14 July 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 14 July 2024.
- News: Garvey sees off Hourigan to become Green deputy leader. RTÉ News. Sandra. Hurley. 14 July 2024. 14 July 2024.
- News: 15 people appear in court as garda car set alight and security guard hospitalised in day of mayhem at Coolock asylum site. Irish Independent. 15 July 2024.
- Web site: Abortion in Ireland: Cork politician refused communion over vote . 15 July 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 15 July 2024.
- News: Gardaí identify suspect in online death threat against Mary Lou McDonald. The Irish Times. 17 July 2024. 17 July 2024.
- News: Ryanair cancels flights, NCTs disrupted over IT outage. RTÉ News. 19 July 2024.
- News: Three gardaí injured and one arrest in Coolock incident. RTÉ News. 19 July 2024.
- Web site: Paris 2024: Rugby sevens - Ireland start with two wins . Ryan . Eoin . 2024-07-24 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Roosters seized in Monaghan cockfighting probe . Mag Raollaigh . Joe . 2024-07-29 . RTÉ News .
- Web site: President leads tributes to 'fearless' Edna O'Brien. 2024-07-29. RTÉ News.
- News: 2 men are killed when their helicopter crashes into a hog house in central Ireland . Associated Press . 31 July 2024. 30 July 2024.
- Web site: Ireland breaching asylum seekers' human rights, High Court rules. Ailbhe. Conneely. 2024-08-01. RTÉ News.
- Web site: Man charged after gates of State buildings rammed. O'Sullivan. Joan. 2024-08-01. RTÉ News.
- Web site: Olympic homecoming told Ireland 'small but mighty' nation. 2024-08-12. RTÉ News.
- News: Terror motive investigated after stabbing at Galway barracks. RTÉ News. 16 August 2024.
- Web site: Galway chaplain stabbing: Teenager due in court . 17 August 2024 . BBC News . BBC . 17 August 2024.
- News: Heimir Hallgrimsson appointed as Ireland manager. RTÉ Sport. 10 July 2024.
- https://www.rte.ie/sport/results/soccer/friendlies/22275/report-4387557/ Match Report
- https://www.rte.ie/sport/results/soccer/friendlies/22275/report-4387558/ Match Report
- Web site: Troy Parrott swoops in late on for lesser spotted Ireland win . Leahy . Ed . 2024-06-04 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Cristiano Ronaldo on the double as Ireland outclassed in Portugal . Leahy . Ed . 2024-06-11 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Republic of Ireland v England. UEFA.com. 2024-05-26.
- Web site: Republic of Ireland v Greece. UEFA.com. 2024-05-26.
- Web site: Finland v Republic of Ireland. UEFA.com. 2024-06-03.
- Web site: Greece v Republic of Ireland. UEFA.com. 2024-06-03.
- Web site: Republic of Ireland v Finland. UEFA.com. 2024-06-03.
- Web site: England v Republic of Ireland. UEFA.com. 2024-06-03.
- Web site: Ademola Lookman-inspired Atalanta end Bayer Leverkusen's remarkable run to win Europa League . Diallo . Raf . 2024-05-22 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Portugal v Ireland . UEFA . 21 May 2024.
- Web site: Germany v Ireland . UEFA . 21 May 2024.
- Web site: Ireland v Croatia . UEFA . 21 May 2024.
- Web site: UEFA European Under-21 qualifier: San Marino 0–7 Republic of Ireland recap . 22 March 2024 . RTÉ Sport . 22 March 2024. Diallo . Raf .
- Web site: Ireland play out impressive stalemate with Italy . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-02-23 . RTÉ Sport.
- Web site: Ireland fall to Tallaght defeat against impressive Wales . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-02-27 . RTÉ Sport.
- Web site: Ireland fall to narrow loss against high-quality France . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-04-06 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: England have too much class for spirited Girls in Green . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-04-10 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Silky Sweden make Ireland pay for missed chances . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-05-31 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Sweden strike late to break Irish hearts in Stockholm . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-06-04 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Classy England prevail but Julie-Ann Russell goal lifts belief . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-07-12 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Girls in Green sweep past France to rock the Páirc . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-07-16 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Republic of Ireland to face Georgia in Euros play-off semi-final . Pyne . Anthony . 2024-07-19 . RTÉ Sport .
- https://www.rte.ie/sport/six-nations/2024/0202/1430133-stunning-ireland-dismantle-france-in-marseille/ Stunning Ireland dismantle France in Marseille
- Web site: Ireland stay on course after six-try hammering of Italy . Glennin . Michael . 2024-02-11 . RTÉ Sport.
- Web site: Ireland maintain winning start against dogged Wales . Treacy . Neil . 2024-02-24 . RTÉ Sport.
- Web site: England snatch last-gasp victory to deny Ireland's Grand Slam shot . Glennon . Michael . 2024-03-09 . RTÉ Sport.
- https://www.sixnationsrugby.com/en/m6n/matches/2024?tab=matches Matches
- Web site: 2024-07-11 . South Africa 27 - 20 Ireland - Match Report & Highlights . Sky Sports . 2024-07-11 . https://web.archive.org/web/20240711181605/https://www.skysports.com/rugby-union/south-africa-vs-ireland/108161 . 11 July 2024 .
- News: Second Test recap: South Africa 24-25 Ireland. RTÉ News. 13 July 2024. 14 July 2024.
- https://www.rte.ie/sport/rugby/2024/0131/1429771-new-zealand-confirm-they-will-face-ireland-in-november/ New Zealand confirm they will face Ireland in November
- Web site: Gold for Ireland as 4x400m mixed relay team swoop home at the European Athletics Championships . 2024-06-07 . RTÉ Sport .
- Web site: Daniel Wiffen makes history with gold medal at World Championships in Doha . 2024-02-15 . RTÉ Sport.
- Web site: World champion Daniel Wiffen savouring 'surreal' achievement . 2024-02-15 . RTÉ Sport.
- Web site: 3 January 2024 . Kilkenny All-Ireland winner John 'Jack' Kinsella passes away. 3 January 2024 . Hogan Stand. en.
- Web site: 2 January 2024 . BRENNAN, James Herbert (Herbie). 8 January 2024 . Irish Times. en.
- Web site: 3 January 2024 . Longford mourns passing of Seán Donnelly. 4 January 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 5 January 2024 . Tributes paid to 'beloved' Bishop William Lee, of Waterford and Tipperary. 6 January 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 5 January 2024 . Tributes following death of 'legendary Cork character' Con O'Leary. 21 January 2024 . Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 14 January 2024 . Tributes paid to former Siptu president Jimmy Somers. 21 January 2024 . Irish Times. en.
- Web site: 13 January 2024 . MORIARTY, Christopher : Death. 31 January 2024 . Irish Times. en.
- Web site: 19 January 2024 . The death has occurred of Seán Dineen. 21 January 2024 . rip.ie. en.
- Web site: 22 January 2024 . Tubber native and Ex-Clare hurler Donal O'Grady passes away. 26 January 2024 . The Clare Echo. en.
- Web site: 21 January 2024 . Ian Bailey dies after suffering suspected heart attack on west Cork street. 21 January 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 21 January 2024 . Tánaiste leads tributes to late former health minister Tom Hussey. 22 January 2024 . Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 25 January 2024 . Death of legendary Clare hurler Jackie O'Gorman. 25 January 2024 . Hogan Stand. en.
- Web site: Tributes paid following death of Professor Ivor Browne. Connor. Dyane. 24 January 2024. RTÉ News. 24 January 2024.
- Web site: Castlemagner, Macroom and Millstreet GAA clubs mourns death of dual sta Mattie McAuliffe. 1 February 2024. The Corkman. 18 February 2024.
- Web site: 26 January 2024 . Tributes paid following death of former Offaly TD Ger Connolly – 'a terrific force of nature'. 27 January 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 28 January 2024 . Former Fine Gael TD John Connor dies in Roscommon crash. 28 January 2024 . RTÉ News. en.
- Web site: 6 February 2024 . Former Taoiseach John Bruton has died, aged 76. 6 February 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 11 February 2024 . Dublin selector Shane O'Hanlon has passed away. 12 February 2024 . Irish Examiner. en.
- News: Death of former Longford football 60's star Seamus Flynn. Longford Live. 14 February 2024. 15 February 2024.
- News: 'He always had a smile' – Tributes to Pa Finn, All-Ireland winning manager with Cork and St Finbarr's. Irish Examiner. 20 February 2024. 24 February 2024.
- News: Tributes paid after death of popular journalist and proud Kerryman Michael O'Regan. Irish Independent. 19 February 2024. 20 February 2024.
- News: ELLISON, Rev. Bishop Robert (Bobby): Death. Irish Times. 22 February 2024. 23 February 2024.
- News: IPC saddened by the passing of Anne Ebbs. IPC website. 27 February 2024. 27 February 2024.
- Web site: 3 March 2024 . Football mourns Down great Dan McCartan. 4 March 2024. Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 7 March 2024 . Dundalk mourns passing of former soccer and GAA player Sonia Hoey. 11 March 2024. Louth Live. en.
- Web site: BBC Scotland presenter Nick Sheridan dies after short illness . 7 March 2024 . 8 March 2024 . BBC News . BBC.
- Web site: 10 March 2024 . Tributes pour in after death of legendary music promoter Vince Power. 10 March 2024. Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: Former RTÉ journalist Charlie Bird dies following long illness . 12 March 2024 . RTÉ News.
- Web site: 20 March 2024 . Actor Emmet Bergin, known for Glenroe role, dies. 23 March 2024. Breaking News. en.
- Web site: 17 March 2024 . Former Labour TD Emmet Stagg has died. 17 March 2024. RTÉ News. en.
- Web site: 17 March 2024 . Tragedy strikes Louth hurling. 19 March 2024. Hogan Stand. en.
- Web site: 18 March 2024 . English heiress turned IRA woman Rose Dugdale dies aged 83. 18 March 2024. Belfast Telegraph. en.
- Web site: 19 March 2024 . Convicted Garda killer Pearse McAuley found dead in Tyrone home. 23 March 2024. Irish Examienr. en.
- Web site: 22 March 2024 . Mayo GAA in mourning following the passing of Ger Brady. 22 March 2024. Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 25 March 2024 . Tipperary poet Michael Coady dies aged 84. 25 March 2024. Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 25 March 2024 . President Higgins leads tributes to acclaimed sculptor Imogen Stuart after her death aged 96. 25 March 2024. Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 2 April 2024 . Tributes to Kilkenny politician Dick Dowling, whose funeral takes place today. 6 April 2024. Kilkenny People. en.
- Web site: 5 April 2024 . Bar Owner And Entrepreneur Steve Duggan Passes. 7 April 2024. The Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 8 April 2024 . Former Ireland international and Wimbledon manager Joe Kinnear has died, aged 77. 7 April 2024. Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 15 April 2024 . Former RTÉ producer Larry Masterson dies at age 73. 16 April 2024. Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 15 April 2024 . Cobh and Cork soccer in mourning over the passing of local legend Frank Sniffer O'Neill. 15 April 2024. Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: President Higgins pays tribute to 'outstanding' trade union activist Sam Nolan. 18 April 2024. RTÉ News. 27 April 2024.
- Web site: 16 April 2024 . Tributes paid after death of Cork councillor Gerard Murphy . 16 April 2024 . Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 18 April 2024 . Tributes as Cork broadcaster Alf McCarthy dies aged 73. 18 April 2024 . Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 25 April 2024 . Death of former Roscommon player and manager Tony Whyte. 25 April 2024. Hogan Stand. en.
- Web site: 23 April 2024 . Tony Felloni, notorious Dublin heroin dealer, dies suddenly aged 81. 23 April 2024 . Irish Times. en.
- Web site: 25 April 2024 . Tributes paid as Sunderland and Ireland legend Charlie Hurley passes away . 25 April 2024. Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 2 May 2024 . Tributes pour in for well-known former Wexford politician Michael D'Arcy. 6 May 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 3 May 2024 . President Michael D Higgins pays tribute to journalist Bruce Arnold who died aged 87. 5 May 2024. Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 6 May 2024 . Tributes paid to Cork musician Ron Kavana following his death. 6 May 2024. Echo Live. en.
- Web site: 7 May 2024 . Leitrim legend Columba Cryan passes away. 10 May 2024. Hogan Stand. en.
- Web site: 10 May 2024 . 'George was one of that generation of icons who have helped to make us the proud county that we are'. 12 May 2024. The Irish News. en.
- Web site: 30 May 2024 . Brian Phelan obituary. 30 May 2024 . The Guardian. en.
- Web site: 11 May 2024 . Co-founder of Women's Aid and long-serving MEP Mary Banotti dies aged 84. 11 May 2024 . Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 17 May 2024 . Bishop Pat Buckley dies at the age of 72. 19 May 2024 . Belfast Telegraph. en.
- Web site: 18 May 2024 . Former media magnate Tony O'Reilly has died aged 88. 18 May 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: Former Baltimore Technologies and FAI boss Fran Rooney has died . Goodbody . Will . 2024-05-22 . RTÉ News .
-
- Web site: 29 May 2024 . Gerald Dawe, poet of 'the ordinary and the everyday', dies aged 72. 3 June 2024. Irish Times. en.
- Web site: 31 May 2024 . The death has occurred of Sean Óg Sheehy. 1 June 2024. rip.ie. en.
- Web site: 10 June 2024 . President leads tributes following death of Leitrim native and Irish traditional music legend Charlie Lennon. 10 June 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 23 June 2024 . Obituary: Eugene 'Pooch' Davis, League of Ireland great whose goalscoring talent won him widespread acclaim. 23 June 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 19 June 2024 . Tributes paid to Fermanagh great Paul Coyle after sudden death. 20 June 2024 . Derry Now. en.
- Web site: 23 June 2024 . Tributes after death of veteran Fine Gael politician Bernard Allen. 23 June 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 25 June 2024 . Mike Farnan, former Cambridge MPP and NDP cabinet minister, dies. 25 June 2024 . Waterloo Region Record. en.
- Web site: 25 June 2024 . 'He was Ireland itself' – tributes paid as legendary GAA commentator Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh dies aged 93. 25 June 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 25 June 2024 . Former RTÉ northern editor Tommie Gorman dies aged 68. 25 June 2024 . Irish Examiner. en.
- Web site: 30 June 2024 . The death has occurred of Ralph Prendergast. 8 July 2024 . Derry Now. en.
- Web site: 7 July 2024 . Two-time All-Ireland winning manager John O'Mahony dies aged 71. 8 July 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 14 July 2024 . Obituary, Hugh Geoghegan, retired judge noted for his compassion and who stressed need for rehabilitation. 14 July 2024 . Irish Independent. en.
- Web site: 8 July 2024 . All-Ireland winning Tipperary goalkeeper Peter O'Sullivan passes away. 9 July 2024 . Tipp FM. en.
- Web site: Paddy Power co-founder David Power dies aged 77, leaving global legacy. Irish Independent. 9 July 2024. 17 July 2024.
- Web site: 9 July 2024 . Comdt Barry Studdert RIP. 11 July 2024 . ARCO Ireland. en.
- Web site: 10 July 2024 . The death has occurred of Hughie Travers. 14 July 2024 . rip.ie. en.
- Web site: 11 July 2024 . Limerick showband legend dies. 12 July 2024 . Limerick Live. en.
- Web site: The death has occurred ofRichie Browne. rip.ie. 14 July 2024. 16 July 2024.
- Web site: Rian O'Neill has spent his Armagh career trying to live up to his promise and now he can secure it for good. Irish Times. 28 July 2024. 29 July 2024.
- Web site: Acclaimed Irish writer Edna O'Brien dies aged 93 . O'Rourke . Evelyn . 28 July 2024 . RTÉ .
- Web site: 5 August 2024 . Death of Tyrone football great Jody O'Neill. 5 August 2024 . Hogan Stand. en.
- Web site: 7 August 2024 . Offaly football great Martin Heavey passes away. 7 August 2024 . Hogan Stand. en.
- Web site: The death has occurred of Michéal (Mick) McCarthy. rip.ie. 8 August 2024. 11 August 2024.
- Web site: Tributes paid following tragic passing of Rory Burke, aged 30. Irish Examiner. 11 August 2024. 11 August 2024.
- Web site: Liam Munroe passes away. Ards FC website. 10 August 2024. 11 August 2024.
- Web site: The death has occurred of Eamonn Fitzpatrick. rip.ie. 11 August 2024. 12 August 2024.
- Web site: Sad news of the death of Dougie Goodwin. Cricket Europe. 11 August 2024. 12 August 2024.
- Web site: Archbishop Noel Treanor dies aged 73. Irish Independent. 10 August 2024. 11 August 2024.
- Web site: 'A beautiful soul, a true artist' – Cork musician Talos, dies aged 37, following short illness. Irish Independent. 13 August 2024. 13 August 2024.
- Web site: 18 August 2024 . Cork football legend Kevin Kehily passes away. 19 August 2024 . Echo Live. en.
- News: Holland . Kitty . 21 August 2024 . Nell McCafferty: journalist and feminist campaigner dies aged 80 . The Irish Times . 21 August 2024.
- Web site: Egan . Kate . 21 August 2024 . Journalist, author Nell McCafferty dies aged 80 . 21 August 2024 . RTÉ News.
