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Yesterday
28th October 2026
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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 28
Eurovision
Iceland joins Ireland in Eurovision boycott, but more countries have signed up for next year's contest
Seriesthe feeder's digest
The desecration of the pumpkin is a Halloween hate crime
We’ve turned one of winter’s most versatile ingredients into a disposable decoration. This Halloween, why not rethink the jack-o’-lantern and put pumpkin back on the menu?
Derry
PSNI believe dissident republicans may be responsible for viable device sent to Derry city hotel
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This elite Irish business school's virtual open day will help you find the Master's to match your ambitions
UCD
Oct 28
sitdown
Minister and Law Society 'agree on need to find resolution' to solicitor strike 'without delay'
all ashore
Around 200 passengers on ‘cruise for life’ stranded in Cambodia after company runs out of money
Hit list
Rolling Stone has named this century’s 200 greatest rock songs, and two Irish bands made the cut
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Looking for a dream job in the Irish car industry? DoneDeal Cars may have the answer
DoneDeal
Oct 28
Free Palestine Tour
Macklemore says Dublin Free Palestine gig was ‘one of the most beautiful moments’ of his life
Dinosaur
Rare nanotyrannus skeleton ‘Jodi’ sells for $47.3m after 12-minute bidding battle
The skeleton became the second most expensive dinosaur sold at auction, according to Sotheby’s.
Must ReadHealth
New HSE guidelines highlight pregnancy terminations linked to severe pregnancy sickness
Women with severe sickness and vomiting during pregnancy should be routinely screened for emotional distress, say new guidelines.
Tuesday
27th October 2026
ColumnStars and Swipes
Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, explosive new allegations and the questions over money
AnalysisConsumer Issues
After Revolut's outage, does it still make sense to ditch AIB or Bank of Ireland for a 'neo-bank'?
Monzo, N26 and Revolut are snapping at the heels of Irish high street banks. Are we ready to break free from physical branches?
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Poll: How is your business planning to reward its employees this Christmas?
An Post
Oct 27
Data Centres
Friends of the Earth calls data centre lobby boss 'insulting' after comparing residents to Brexiteers
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Scam calls and texts cost the Irish public – Use these tips to stay scam safe
ComReg
Oct 27
Courts
Woman was 'extremely distressed' after legal aid dispute stopped rape trial proceeding, court hears
Must ReadBen Gurion Airport
Irishman who was refused entry to Israel believes nationality was a factor
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Looking for a dream job in the Irish car industry? DoneDeal Cars may have the answer
DoneDeal
Oct 27
From The 42contentment
Former Everton star Séamus Coleman 'edging towards' retirement as he enjoys more time with family
Gerry mooney
Woman who was raped by her brother says she hands 'shame' back to him in victim impact statement
Garda Representative Association
Gardaí in GRA vote in favour of work-to-rule action during remaining EU presidency events
Avignon
Irishman who threatened to put bullet in Jewish woman's head in France gets suspended sentence
Controversial
Football star Mbappé makes rapid apology as Chinese firms turn on him over 'dictator' joke
The 42FM
What we talk about when we talk about marathon running
Niall ran his third Dublin Marathon on Sunday. He tells Sinéad about the privilege of being one of nearly 20,000 runners to toe the start line; the pain of feeling his best-laid plans for the race quickly unravel; and the pride of getting to the finish line.
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