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4th January 2026 - 10th January 2026

Arson Attack

'We lost everything': Family homeless after house mistakenly targeted in arson attack

9 Jan

13.4k

grok

Media Minister has deleted his X account over its digital undressing scandal

9 Jan

20.4k

mystery continues

Viewers in the UK will finally get a chance to see Traitors Ireland as air date confirmed

9 Jan

12.0k

The Daily Poll

Do you agree with the Irish government’s decision to vote against the EU-Mercosur trade deal?

9 Jan

22.7k

Shooting

US border agents shoot and wound two people outside hospital in Portland

9 Jan

19.8k

Trump

Venezuelan woman in Ireland: Trump has raised alarms, but Maduro deserves no sympathy

Liliana Fernández

Updated 9 Jan

10.4k

Good Morning

The 9 at 9 Here’s all the news to know as you start your day.

Updated 9 Jan

4.2k

WARFARE

Russia uses new 'devastating' hypersonic missile in attack on Ukraine

9 Jan

18.2k

133

Blackmail

GAA club issues warning after young person targeted by AI-generated sexual content

9 Jan

16.4k

Marwan Barghouti

Bono calls for release of Palestinian political figure from Israeli prison after more than two decades

9 Jan

7.4k

International Space Station

Nasa is bringing home space station astronauts early in medical evacuation

9 Jan

18.6k

Crans Montana

Switzerland holds day of mourning for young people killed in ski resort fire

9 Jan

3.1k

Cost of Living

Irish households pay €360 more per year for electricity than western European average

9 Jan

14.7k

The Morning Lead

Irish families could face delays holding funerals due to 'very real crisis' in autopsy system

Many hospitals are no longer carrying out autopsies due to staff shortages and pressures.

The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland has called for urgent government action to avoid causing distress to bereaved families.

Around 6,000 autopsies are carried out in Ireland every year in cases involving sudden, unexplained, or unnatural deaths.

Stephen McDermott

9 Jan

8.6k

venezuela under trump

Leo Varadkar: The end of Maduro is welcome. The way it happened is not

Leo Varadkar

Updated 8 Jan

24.5k

173

crackdown

Iranians step up protests as death toll mounts and authorities cut internet access

Monitoring group NetBlocks said Iran is “in the midst of a nationwide internet blackout”.

Updated 8 Jan

9.8k

Premier League

Arsenal fail to capitalise on rivals' slip-ups as Liverpool earn draw

The 42

8 Jan

8.4k

the pitt

Critics are raving about this medical drama - and Irish viewers will finally get to watch it in March

8 Jan

24.8k

Sponsored

Looking to get healthier? These changes in your home make all the difference

Progress

'I’m continuing to find the joy in every day': Ciara Mageean shares update on cancer treatment

The 42

8 Jan

14.3k

evening fix

Here's What Happened Today: Thursday

8 Jan

3.7k

Investigation

Tusla confirms father and son found dead in west Dublin 'were known' to agency

The 11-year-old boy, Oisín O’Reilly, is suspected to have been killed by his father Wayne.

Niall O'Connor

8 Jan

127k

america first

'A colossal own goal': Trump withdraws US from 66 global organisations and treaties

8 Jan

36.3k

Crunch time

Ireland will vote against the EU's massive Mercosur trade deal

The deal is set to be ratified by the European Council tomorrow, but a small group of countries appear likely to vote against it, potentially blocking its approval.

French President Emmanuel Macron has said his country will also vote against the deal.

Updated 8 Jan

39.1k

139

Food Safety

FSAI recalls more batches of Nestlé SMA baby formula over possible toxin

Updated 8 Jan

6.2k

Minneapolis

Protests escalate in Minnesota as woman shot dead by immigration agent is named

The victim has been named as Renee Nicole Good, a US national and mother of three who had recently moved to the city.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said his state "must be part" of the investigation after the FBI took control of the probe.

Updated 8 Jan

43.4k

Study

People who stop taking Wegovy and Mounjaro regain weight in less than two years

8 Jan

9.4k

The Morning Lead

Over 100 senior Tusla workers told CEO reform timeline put kids 'at significant risk of harm'

A letter to the agency’s CEO flagged major concerns with senior management’s plans, asking, “Are the courts aware this is happening?”.

Eimer McAuley

Updated 8 Jan

36.5k

grok

Media Minister criticised for arguing X is not responsible for child sexual abuse images

Updated 8 Jan

26.1k

135

got beef

Explainer: What is Mercosur, and what will happen at tomorrow's landmark vote?

8 Jan

20.5k

Evening Wrap

The 5 at 5 Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

8 Jan

1.9k

AN OWL SEISIÚN

Break out the bodhrán - The Late Late Show is holding its first ever trad music special

8 Jan

15.2k

Balgaddy

Man arrested in connection with fatal stabbing of man in West Dublin last June

8 Jan

6.0k

CHRISTMAS SHOP

Tesco forecasts profits may reach up to £3.1 billion across Irish and UK stores

8 Jan

8.3k

go goretti ready

Storm Goretti bringing mucky, miserable weather this afternoon but we'll escape the worst of it

Updated 8 Jan

24.3k

20m

Court

Woman extradited from UK charged in connection with the murder of Dublin man in 2017

Updated 8 Jan

35.5k

High Court

Disciplinary panel agrees to postpone meeting this weekend on Enoch Burke's sacking

8 Jan

19.4k

The Daily Poll

Would you tell gardaí if you were in a car with someone who was driving dangerously?

8 Jan

19.5k

we asked the experts

Now that we're all terrified, here are four tips to protect kids' image and identity online

We asked the experts what parents and schools need to do next, as the Grok scandal focuses attention on online safety.

Updated 8 Jan

15.6k

Good Morning

The 9 at 9 US to run Venezuela “indefinitely”, Tusla staff warn reforms could put children at risk, and a snowy storm on the way

Updated 8 Jan

4.0k