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October 2026
Solicitor strike
‘Beneath the dignity of his office’: Solicitor rejects O’Callaghan’s suggestion rape cases were targeted
Solicitor Eoghan O’Sullivan denied rape cases were deliberately targeted by striking solicitors, as the Taoiseach backed the minister.
officers and cadets
Government must 'win back trust' of military personnel, says senior Defence Forces group leader
The annual delegate conference of the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) takes place today and Wednesday in Trim, Co Meath.
CHEAP IRISH HOMES
RTÉ admits it was a 'mistake' to edit out Palestinian flag necklace from Cheap Irish Homes
no end in sight
Minister says public 'entitled to answer' on why solicitors' strike forcing rape trials to adjourn
Northern Ireland
McDonald and O'Neill to be interviewed by PSNI this week over Garvaghy Road protest
Must ReadBe Emergency Ready
Be Emergency Ready booklet dropped 72-hour advice after concerns it would make people anxious
Advice to keep 72 hours worth of supplies was recommended by the EU as part of a wider preparedness strategy.
Must ReadInside the Occupied West Bank
The parallels only go so far, but 7 nights in the West Bank had me thinking of Belfast
In the last of a six-part series, our journalist recounts watching two young Palestinian children chat to a group of fully armed IDF soldiers.
SeriesInternet Diaries
‘Lizard people’ people are studying Trump’s circle: What do their theories tell us about power?
Must ReadInside the West Bank
‘They make us keep the rubbish inside the school’: Life for Westbankers behind Israel's barrier
In a small village cut off from the rest of the West Bank by Israel’s separation barrier, residents are increasingly trapped by movement restrictions.
FactCheckteaching hours
FactCheck: Do Irish primary school teachers have the most teaching hours in the world?
The Morning Lead
'It's become more violent': Deaths of Waterford family show need for crackdown on drug intimidation
Drug-related intimidation is a pervasive but under-reported issue in Ireland, according to a recent government-led report.
Must ReadMedical crisis in Gaza
Stranded in the West Bank: The leading Gazan doctor desperate to return to his family
Industrial Action
Public sector workers call off strike next week after discussions with government
It comes after more than 300,000 public sector workers took part in the largest strike in 17 years.
An independent third party has been chosen to help construct a basis for formal negotiations at the WRC.
The Public Services Committee chair said he believes the government want to reach an agreement "quickly".
While the strike action has been suspended, work-to-rule action will continue.
more please
'It's a realistic amount': Zelenskyy asks EU leaders for extra €70b in support next year
wegovy
HSE advised to consider public funding for weight-loss jab - but is warned of 'substantial' cost
The Morning Lead
Dublin City Council doesn't plan to restore horse manure disposal despite illegal dumping problem
Locals and councillors have called for action on the ongoing issue of illegal dumping of horse manure in Dublin.
Inside the Occupied West Bank
Palestinian farmers risking their lives to access farmland amid deadly attacks
In Sinjil and Deir Jarir, villagers are headed for a fraught harvest season as a new wave of settler outposts surrounds them.
public pay dispute
Chambers 'hopeful' for progress with public sector unions as potential second strike looms
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