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1st November 2026 - 7th November 2026
Cyberattack
SuperValu says refrigeration cyberattack ‘fully resolved’ as stores restock chilled and frozen food
Musgrave said the incident affected a specific model of refrigeration equipment and its investigation is ongoing.
Dublin District Court
Fianna Fáil TD Malcolm Byrne appears in court over drink-driving charge
In an earlier statement, the Wicklow-Wexford TD said gardaí arrested him at a mandatory checkpoint in the city centre.
expecting
Ryan Tubridy and wife Clare Kambamettu confirm they're expecting their first child together
ColumnRAISING THEM RIGHT
Manners have left the chat: Have kids forgotten manners or are we all just out for ourselves?
Gazan students
Gazan makes plea to Justice Minister as court rules student's visa refusal must be reviewed
Must ReadSay nothing
Nine gardaí given disciplinary referrals for making unauthorised comments to the media
SeriesHow I Spend My Money
Money Diaries: A project manager on €52K who's been struggling with the cost of living
Sponsored
Beyond Visa-Free: Why China Is Becoming an Increasingly Attractive Destination for Irish Travelers
Embassy of China in Ireland
Nov 1
Athletics
Olympic athlete Ciara Mageean dies aged 34
Athletics Ireland said the runner will be remembered for “her courage, kindness and incredible spirit”.
Seriesthe big reno clinic
So you'd like a new kitchen, but can't spend €20k in the process. You have some options
Our resident quantity surveyor Shay Lally answers your big (and small) questions on renovating a home.
SeriesCalling 353
Poppymania is almost upon us - but what does it even mean anymore?
Wearing or not wearing the poppy has become more contentious but the significance of the little flower has become muddled.
SeriesInternet Diaries
Elon Musk’s X turned an anti-immigrant activist's court case into a global free speech crusade
AnalysisHousing
How can the Irish government stop paying unsustainable rent subsidies to private landlords?
SeriesWinners and Losers
'It annoyed me as the leader of Fine Gael': The winners and losers of the political week
buyer beware
Bigger isn't always better: Larger sizes and multipack groceries can work out more expensive
Coffee, nappies and shampoo were among 10 products where larger packs cost more per unit.
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
'He's burning up goodwill': Pressure grows on Housing Minister over recent changes
One housing charity director warned James Browne is ‘not bringing anyone with him’ on recent key announcements, and questioned what his strategy is.
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