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February
February 2026
The Morning Lead
Pressure on security at 40 EU presidency meetings due to clash with Trump visit and sporting events
The Journal has obtained exclusive details in regard to the security operations for the EU Presidency, urgent anti drone training for soldiers and a major summit in Dublin.
the physio is in
Weight training: Midlife is not about decline, it can be the turning point for your health
Apology
US men's hockey player 'sorry' for laughing at Trump's 'joke' about gold-winning women's team
HMP Frankland
Child murderer Ian Huntley in 'serious condition' after being attacked with metal pole in prison
Register of interests
Here are the 35 politicians who declared themselves as landlords last year
The latest edition of the Dáil register of interests was published this week.
secure meetings
Taoiseach says new €1m ‘Nato proof’ room will protect communications with world leaders
Military oversight
Oversight committee chair criticises military for increase in 'inappropriate behaviour' cases
Investigation
Man and woman arrested on suspicion of murder of Lisa Dorrian both released pending more enquiries
Martin heydon
Agriculture Minister lends 'full support' to Larry Murrin and calls on IFA to halt Bord Bia protest
scrubbing back in
The Scrubs reboot is out today - how many Appletinis are the critics giving it (out of five)?
Natalie McNally
YouTube livestream was recorded four days previously and ‘peddled as alibi’, murder trial hears
home game
RTÉ still plans to broadcast Ireland-Israel match in October, despite TD's letter calling for boycott
Criminal Assets Bureau
CAB recoups over €1m after selling houses linked to criminals in Limerick, Dublin and Waterford
High Court
Father and son who lost appeal over air travel during Covid ordered to pay State's legal costs
Battle lines
'We gave FF so much slack over Jim Gavin': How Sinn Féin sweat over its Dublin Central candidate
stay in your lane
Green light for Leisureplex Blanchardstown being turned into large retailer despite opposition
FactCheck
Fake images suggesting Cadbury's is selling 'Eid Eggs' in supermarkets are being shared online
sna controversy
Education chief concedes ‘failure of communications’ in SNA row and apologises to parents
landlord plans
Harris says opposition 'scaremongering' as he mounts staunch defence of new rent rules
Harris, in turn, was accused of attempting to justify changes to the way rents are governed that may cause increases for some renters.
Doonbeg
Ambassador gives clearest indication yet Trump will visit Ireland in September for Irish Open
Dublin City
Union says 'nothing will change' for staff as Transdev loses Luas contract after 22 years
Stay Classy
Temple Bar tourist trap pub installs giant St Patrick with a pint, then covers it with a bin bag
Then they replaced the bin bag with a green cloth. More as we get it.
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