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February
February 2026
Doonbeg
Ambassador gives clearest indication yet Trump will visit Ireland in September for Irish Open
Wicklow
'Current search phase' as part of investigations into murders of Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob ends
Gaza
Record number of journalists killed last year, with Israel responsible for two-thirds of the deaths
Epstein files
Taoiseach says Department of Justice has ‘no knowledge’ of claims woman was trafficked into Ireland
breeding waders
170 landowners with over 2,300 hectares of land join programme to protect endangered birds
The Morning Lead
'Culture of secrecy': How Ukraine is grappling with drug use on the frontlines
Despite drug use being found to be ‘pervasive’ in the Ukrainian military, the army’s approach to drug use is one of complete prohibition.
Late Late Show
Epstein survivor calls for ‘thorough investigation’ of claims woman was trafficked into Ireland
hotel hullabaloo
The Hoxton 'doesn't want Yamamori to close' and welcomes mediation offer by property owner
Dublin Airport
Man charged after cannabis worth €183k found in baggage of passenger arriving from Thailand
gardener's friends
There's a new campaign to save Ireland's 'gorgeous' hedgehogs after a steep decline in numbers
The Morning Lead
Just two companies could be paying 40% of Irish corporation tax between them, watchdog warns
Advertising Standards Authority
Glaze Aura ‘Irish made’ product shipped from China among complaints upheld by watchdog
Ballincollig
Tradespeople team up to rebuild family home in Cork, six months after it was destroyed by fire
Sky Ireland
Sky found to be in breach of obligations to provide customers with end of contract notifications
Yamamori Izakaya
Protest planned at Hoxton Hotel after it seeks injunction against bar next door over noise levels
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