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8th September 2026
Analysisff think-in
Fianna Fáil faithfuls gather in Tullamore as party leadership is, for once, not a talking point
Questions about Micheal Martin’s leadership have been raised in many of think-in past, but this year it was all smiles.
Flight Cancellations
Over 40 flights cancelled at Dublin Airport due to air traffic control issues in the UK
Sponsored
Electric vehicles are becoming more common because they're cost-effective, easy-to-use and class
Department of Transport
Sep 8
From The 42Integration
Mary McAleese resigns from GAA's integration committee over its refusal to stick to 2027 date
the traitors ireland
RTÉ says use of sheep in Traitors mission was ‘carefully considered’ after Liveline criticism
Child Protection
Tusla is still 'routinely' placing children in hotel rooms with agency staff on emergency basis
online safety code
Media watchdog opens investigation into X over concerns children can view porn on the platform
slip of the tongue
‘Happy to revive the Nadine Coyle moment’: The latest banished traitor on where it all went wrong
Must ReadDublin
Council accused of 'censorship' for rejecting designs for Trump protest posters
Designs featuring an image of the US president were not permitted ahead of the protest, while a third featuring an anti-war slogan was approved.
Occupation
France and Canada to join UK in banning trade with illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine
income inequality
Taoiseach takes pot shot at ESRI report which revealed rising child poverty
Social protection minister Dara Calleary said he believes a second tier child benefit should be introduced, but it will not be introduced this year.
Don't look back in anger
A 'positively soppy' Noel Gallagher tells Oasis documentary he was in tears before Dublin show
West Bank
UK accuses Israeli government of turning blind eye to 'ethnic cleansing' and announces sanctions
Delays
Luas and bus services in Dublin city centre resume after fire on Grafton Street
Dublin Fire Brigade said the fire had been extinguished.
Top marks
Irish teenagers top of the class in EU for reading and third for science, major study says
SeriesThe FOI Files
The FOI Files: The year-long battle for records on Ireland’s promised Wildlife Crime Unit
The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage claimed disclosure could harm wildlife crime investigations and future prosecutions, but the Information Commissioner disagreed.
Not so fast
UK's King Charles says Harry and Meghan are 'private citizens' despite moving back to Britain
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