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Monday
27th July 2026
law reform
Justice minister will 'consider' issues raised by solicitors after crunch meeting on reforms
Special Criminal Court
Museum employee charged with possessing bomb wants to reapply for bail 'at earliest chance'
Champs
'It brings great joy to the hospital': All-Ireland champions Mayo visit patients at Temple Street
Sam Maguire
Man who fell to his knees in prayer in Croke Park in viral clip is 'pulling himself back together'
Monaghan District Court
'I thought I was getting out today': Law student charged over explosives find remanded in custody
From The 42SAM GOING WEST
To win just once: On Reek Sunday, Mayo became the greatest story ever told
75 years and endless suffering is over for the green and red as the tears flow.
Columnperish the thought
Raising them right: Facebook parenting groups were bad enough. Now we’ve got AI
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Will Big Jim's row with solicitors hinder his leadership hopes? 'Jesus no', say backbenchers
Some have warned however that this may change if he can’t draw the bitter affair to a close soon.
Sunday
26th July 2026
Opiniona grim new normal
Wildfires at home and abroad: The climate crisis is here, and Ireland is far from prepared
local policing
Can Ireland's new community policing groups make towns safer?
The new model has replaced the old policing committees that used to run across the country.
Seriesthe big reno clinic
What does it cost to rewire a 1930s two-up, two-down?
Quantity surveyor Shay Lally on why a standalone rewire costs more than you’d think.
From The 42A Moment To Savour
'I feel like I'm dreaming' - Mayo players soak in long-awaited All-Ireland success
not a laughing matter
Revenue has spent €2.66m since January 2025 on disposal of nitrous oxide canisters
IRISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC
Fleadh in Belfast to attract over 800,000 tourists to the city, organisers predict
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