NEED TO CATCH up? The Journal brings you a. round-up of today’s news.

IRELAND

Members of the Irish Farmers' Association leaving Bord Bia's offices today after holding a sit-in over the past several weeks. Finbarr O'Rourke Finbarr O'Rourke

• Irish air passengers who have been stranded in transit due to the widening US-Israel-Iran war will be “prioritised” as some “limited” flights at Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports resumed this evening.
• While oil prices shot up since the war started on Iran on Saturday, an industry group said Irish consumers are unlikely to feel the brunt of this at the pump.
• The Housing Minister rejected claims that more than 30 households in a Co Wexford estate are facing eviction due to the Government’s new rental rules.
• The IFA ended its protest at Bord Bia’s offices, with businessman Larry Murrin to stand aside from chairing meetings during the review.
• Novo Nordisk is to spend over €430m on its plant in Athlone to start manufacturing a tablet form of its Wegovy weight-loss jab.
• Ray D’Arcy is set to launch a new podcast, around five months after his shock departure from RTÉ.

INTERNATIONAL

Passengers stranded by the closure of Dubai International Airport await for assistance in the airport parking lot in Dubai, United Arab Emirates Alamy Stock Photo Alamy Stock Photo

#MIDDLE EAST Donald Trump warned the US-Israel war on Iran could last “four to five weeks”, while his defence secretary Pete Hegseth said America will follow “no stupid rules of engagement” in the conflict.

#WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Here are five things you should pay attention to in the war right now.

PARTING SHOT 

Let’s change tack from a heavy day of news.

Ever wondered about the fada in certain Irish names?

On this and more, Darach Ó Séaghdha writes about how Ireland’s latest baby-name data shows parents bend tradition, blur gender lines, and quietly make wishes for their children’s futures.