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1st November 2026 - 7th November 2026
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Meghan Markle’s father to be tagged after appearance in US court over child sex abuse images
bomb threats
‘We will go after this’: Taoiseach cannot confirm who is behind bomb threats but vows to find out
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Have you heard about the Government-backed low-cost home energy loan? Here are the details
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Nov 6
As it happenedUpdates
Ireland 42-12 Argentina, Nations Championship
Andy Farrell’s side score six tries on winning return to Aviva Stadium.
Garda dispute
Rank and file gardaí are to push ahead with work-to-rule action during EU Presidency events
Tipperary
Witness in 'total shock' after seeing Scarlett Faulkner's head struck at side of road, court hears
Carrie Mullane
Boat and campervan movements ‘crucial’ to investigation into suspected murder of Limerick woman
donaghadee
Man jailed for 20 years for murder of heavily pregnant mother-of-two Sarah Montgomery in Co Down
bomb threats
Aer Lingus and pilots group defend conduct of crew on flight diverted due to bomb threat
the show must go on
Virgin Media kept Ireland AM live on air and didn't evacuate studio after receiving bomb threat
one directions
Going to Niall Horan next week? Here’s what you need to know about travel restrictions in Dublin
As it happenedbomb threats
Broadcasters back on air as hoax threats deemed 'coordinated campaign of disruption'
RTÉ, Newstalk and other media outlets were all hit with hoax bomb threats this morning.
The 42 GAA Weekly
TJ’s place in the pantheon | Damien Cahalane’s stoicism | Ciara Mageean’s GAA upbringing
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Hildegarde Naughton
Education minister confirms expansion of free period products scheme for school pupils
SeriesNobody Needs This
Obama-era optimism is back. The fashion, thankfully, is not
Emer McLysaght welcomes the new US midterms feelgood factor, but draws the line at owl necklaces, skinny jeans and infinity scarves.
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Legal change next year will ban employers from advertising jobs without disclosing the salary
The government has been accused of stalling wage fairness for women by delaying bringing in the rules.
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