Irish

Tuesday
27th October 2026
After Revolut's outage, does it still make sense to ditch AIB or Bank of Ireland for a 'neo-bank'?
Monzo, N26 and Revolut are snapping at the heels of Irish high street banks. Are we ready to break free from physical branches?
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Friends of the Earth calls data centre lobby boss 'insulting' after comparing residents to Brexiteers
Man (47) appears in court charged with murder of his partner Loredana Morosanu in Finglas
No clear winner in Israeli election, exit polls suggest
Taoiseach says Michael D Higgins' comments on neutrality and Triple Lock were 'unfair'
Liquidator appointed to charity at centre of garda probe after regulator request
Woman was 'extremely distressed' after legal aid dispute stopped rape trial proceeding, court hears
Irishman who was refused entry to Israel believes nationality was a factor
Former Everton star Séamus Coleman 'edging towards' retirement as he enjoys more time with family
Mortality register finds ‘concerning’ increase in rate of sudden infant death syndrome
Macklemore’s Dublin gig puts international spotlight on Ireland
Woman who was raped by her brother says she hands 'shame' back to him in victim impact statement
Gardaí in GRA vote in favour of work-to-rule action during remaining EU presidency events
Irishman who threatened to put bullet in Jewish woman's head in France gets suspended sentence
Neil Young is suing Trump again for $10m for using his song at a political rally
Football star Mbappé makes rapid apology as Chinese firms turn on him over 'dictator' joke
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What we talk about when we talk about marathon running
Niall ran his third Dublin Marathon on Sunday. He tells Sinéad about the privilege of being one of nearly 20,000 runners to toe the start line; the pain of feeling his best-laid plans for the race quickly unravel; and the pride of getting to the finish line.
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'Dangerous' levels of hospital overcrowding with 777 people on trolleys, says INMO
CMAT continues US invasion with appearance on NPR's Tiny Desk gig series
NPR Music said ‘CMAT’s Tiny Desk has it all: captivating stage presence, sharp songwriting, vocal range, a great band and comedic timing.’
Land Development Agency boss John Coleman to take over as head of DAA
Driver caught doing 160kph in an 80kph zone during bank holiday policing operation
Ryanair to close bag drop desk one hour before flight's departure (it's currently 40 minutes)
The tightened schedule will take effect from Tuesday 10 November.
The Netherlands will not participate in Eurovision 2027 after all
Post-mortem to take place today for woman found dead in Finglas
Will you be dressing up for Halloween this year?
Consumer watchdog reminds shops of obligation to display prices for paper bags
The FOI Files: When public bodies try to delay access to records with no valid reason
An investigator cited their disappointment in the Department of Justice when we appealed one such extension.
Striking solicitors want 'two tweaks' ahead of meeting with Jim O'Callaghan
Ireland-England U15 World Cup match abandoned following racism allegation
Thunderstorms and possible hail incoming as wind warnings take effect in the north
Kelly Earley: I thought I understood epilepsy until I was diagnosed with it
Kelly Earley
‘It’s been a crazy six weeks’: Hozier and Kneecap join Macklemore for 'Free Palestine' Dublin gig
A number of acts and activists joined the rapper in the 3Arena for the evening, with a few digs at Ed Sheeran along the way.
‘A work of absolute fiction’: Irish passport card applicants complain over months-long waits
Monday
26th October 2026
Woman (60s) dead after being struck by vehicle in West Dublin
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
'It's brought up a lot of pain': Finglas in shock after woman found dead at residence
'It wasn't a voluntary emigration': Patsy O'Sullivan was part of a generation who fled Ireland