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BreakingPay deal
Public sector strike called off after agreement reached on pay deal
The proposed agreement will be put to union members for approval.
Yesterday
10th November 2026
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President Connolly hopes Trump got ‘plenty of food for thought’ from the book she gave him
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
Major traffic restrictions kick in as Dublin prepares for EU-led political summits
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned that “the security stakes are much higher” as road closures and transport restrictions begin ahead of Thursday and Friday’s meetings.
Monday
9th November 2026
that's what cowboys do
Garth Brooks standing tickets to cost more than twice as much as his last Irish shows
Dana White
Trump says he was ‘only kidding’ about offering UFC's chief the White House press secretary job
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Ireland’s grid is reaching new milestones in renewable energy as it transforms to meet growing demand
EirGrid
Nov 9
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1st November 2026 - 7th November 2026
bomb threats
‘We will go after this’: Taoiseach cannot confirm who is behind bomb threats but vows to find out
the show must go on
Virgin Media kept Ireland AM live on air and didn't evacuate studio after receiving bomb threat
one directions
Going to Niall Horan next week? Here’s what you need to know about travel restrictions in Dublin
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Have you heard about the Government-backed low-cost home energy loan? Here are the details
SEAI
Nov 6
Strike
Rallies planned in eight locations as public sector workers prepare for another nationwide strike
Bomb Threat
Dublin-Rome flight diverted and Cork Airport receives bomb threat amid European hoax alerts
The incident comes just days after several Ryanair flights from Dublin were targeted with hoax bomb threats.
Friends in five places
Garth Brooks announces 10 Irish concerts next summer, with no Dublin dates
The country singer will play Belfast, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick and Cork, with tickets on sale next Thursday.
As it happenedmidterm elections
Democrats sweep Congress, with further gains possible as counting continues
Counting continues after a Democratic wave swept through Republican strongholds, handing Trump a major midterm defeat.
health checks
HSE failed to ensure that thousands of children under six received vital health checks
Cyberattack
SuperValu says refrigeration cyberattack ‘fully resolved’ as stores restock chilled and frozen food
Musgrave said the incident affected a specific model of refrigeration equipment and its investigation is ongoing.
On The 42RIP
'Much-loved and inspirational' Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean to be laid to rest on Tuesday
Reparations
‘Apology alone is not enough’: Caribbean leaders press Burnham and King Charles over slavery reparations
Caribbean leaders have asked for financial redress as well as an apology from the UK.
buyer beware
Bigger isn't always better: Larger sizes and multipack groceries can work out more expensive
Coffee, nappies and shampoo were among 10 products where larger packs cost more per unit.
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October 2026
hell of a wait
A film banned in 1972 is finally reaching Irish cinemas. Does it still have the power to shock?
Explainer
Homeowners in newer houses warned this Sunday is a key date for working out your property tax bill
Armagh
PSNI investigating reported assault on cleric after Enoch Burke confrontation with archbishop
Celebrity Traitors
Can Joanne McNally and the faithfuls turn things around as Celebrity Traitors heads for its finale?
closer than you'd think
How far is your nearest bus stop? For most of us, it's apparently 2km or less
Eurovision
Iceland joins Ireland in Eurovision boycott, but more countries have signed up for next year's contest
Hit list
Rolling Stone has named this century’s 200 greatest rock songs, and two Irish bands made the cut
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