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29th September 2026
Dublin among six counties placed under overnight rain warning as thousands remain without power
After a packed-out White House lunch, Trump and tech bosses agree to ‘self-police’ AI
Garvaghy Road residents launch fresh legal bid to stop parade as talks fail to reach resolution
Meanwhile, Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant has called for all sides to “double down on compromise” to find a resolution.
The protein premium: how much extra do we pay, and how stupid are we to pay it?
We totted up how much extra you will pay for ‘high protein’ products in Irish shops.
Here's what happened today: Tuesday
Is your favourite bookshop on this list? They may win a national award
Riots, intimidation and murders: Drumcree standoff brings back bleak memories of mid-90s violence
Minister for Health defends old photograph with man who led IDF chants at Ireland-Israel match
Naas residents plan to fight data centre plan at 'every step' after council defeat
Campaigners suffered a setback to their bid to stop Microsoft developing a data centre campus this week.
First-call up for Crystal Palace’s Hopcroft as Ruesha Littlejohn left out of Ireland squad
How the Parades Commission came to allow this year's Drumcree Parade after 28 years
The decision by the Parades Commission to allow the Drumcree Orange Order march was heavily influenced by the PSNI submission.
'Sham' deals and €1bn of inflated revenue: Man City found guilty on all Premier League charges
Burnham grows emotional in speech pledging to rebuild Britain
Explainer: Did Michelle O’Neill break the law by going to Portadown?
Boy (15) who engaged in sexual acts with child (12) had unrestricted access to devices
Thousands without power as weather warnings remain in place across 12 counties
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer seeks acquittal following mistrial in child murder case
A new EU ‘handling fee’ will apply to each item in a parcel separately, and it won't be refundable
An Asian hornet has been spotted for the first time this year (but luckily it's been captured)
Gardaí believe man was kidnapped and tortured over drug debt by gang linked to Kinahans
Bono and Israeli minister in fierce row after musician likens him to Hitler's right-hand man
Bertie Ahern has weighed in on the Drumcree dispute
CCTV footage in perfume theft case of ex-rugby star Brendan Mullin 'inconclusive', says solicitor
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Ireland-Israel: a fraught weekend, the aftermath and Part II
Sinéad O’Carroll is joined by David Sneyd, who has returned from a tumultuous few days in Debrecen with the Ireland football team.
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After 41 years on death row, Utah man is released because of DNA evidence
Waterford GAA clubs 'delighted' by €150,000 donation from billionaire Mark Zuckerberg
Man (20s) arrested in connection with serious assault on woman in Dublin
Entry fee for next year's Dublin Marathon will be €20 more expensive
Dublin couple charged with perjury over alleged false statement given for Conor McGregor's appeal
Gardaí charged a man and a woman with alleged perjury this morning.
Drumcree: How might the crisis be solved? Could Stormont collapse?
It was thought to be consigned to history, but the re-opened dispute has now entered day three.
Ex-snooker champion Graeme Dott jailed for seven years for child sex abuse
Dublin's Light House Cinema has applied for planning permission to build two new screens
Dennis Haskins, who played Principal Richard Belding in Saved by the Bell, has died aged 75
Britain's King Charles among friends 'concerned' for explorer after he disappeared from public life
Do you think you're good at replying to messages?
Harris wants to cut home heating oil and gas prices but says one budget can only do so much
Tusla and how some of its data on foster carers didn't add up
Tusla is now considering centralising some data after an FOI request highlighted a gap.
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder helps out Wicklow band Florence Road after gear was stolen