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October 2026
Courts
Woman was 'extremely distressed' after legal aid dispute stopped rape trial proceeding, court hears
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An Post
Oct 27
Garda Representative Association
Gardaí in GRA vote in favour of work-to-rule action during remaining EU presidency events
Controversial
Football star Mbappé makes rapid apology as Chinese firms turn on him over 'dictator' joke
neck and neck
Israel election on track for record turnout as Benjamin Netanyahu attacks Arab parties
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Scam calls and texts cost the Irish public – Use these tips to stay scam safe
ComReg
Oct 27
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DoneDeal
Oct 27
anti-gay laws
'It wasn't a voluntary emigration': Patsy O'Sullivan was part of a generation who fled Ireland
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UCD
Oct 26
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'Ireland is good at saving and can be better at investing with good advice' — how people can get the most out of investment accounts
Irish Life
Oct 26
Brazil
Brazil election: Left-wing president Lula scores surprise victory over Flávio Bolsonaro
The announcement capped an evening of chaos at polling places across Brazil, following a last-minute decision to extend voting by two hours.
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
How is the Israeli election shaping up and just what might it mean for Palestine?
Netanyahu’s main competitor is different to him in a lot of ways, but on Gaza they share similar positions.
AnalysisEnergy prices
How much would it cost to introduce an electricity price cap in Ireland?
It’s been argued that the incoming CRU levy will make electricity more expensive, and that electricity credits shouldn’t be universal. What are our other options?
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Housing insiders warn construction could slump with minister's new plan
The changes were announced to little fanfare this week, but have set off alarm bells in the housing sector.
Data Centres
Irish data centre chief says critics are 'like Brexiteers' and fuelled by conspiracy theories
Dublin District Court
Man arrested at Dublin Airport accused of recording intimate image of another man
FactChecksolicitors strike
FactCheck: Are rape trials being 'deliberately' singled out by striking legal aid solicitors?
Liberty Recycling
Sinn Féin supports investigation into money laundering at charity chaired by party TD
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