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Stormont review receives no reports of inappropriate behaviour by Jeffrey Donaldson
Absence of reports or records ‘does not’ mean no incidents involving ex-DUP leader occurred, says Assembly spokesperson
The Irish Times
Minister Patrick O’Donovan says life has changed ‘dramatically’ since falling ill in Brussels
O’Donovan was attending an event for Ireland’s EU presidency when he became unwell in Brussels
The Irish Times
SSE Airtricity to hike prices by close to 10%
Increase will add €172 to typical electricity bill per year, €139 to gas bill
The Irish Times
Ronan O’Gara set to extend La Rochelle stay as he opens discussions on new contract
O’Gara is entering a seventh season with the French club he has led to two Champions Cup titles
The Irish Times
‘Hawaiian’ Labour contemplates an uncertain future
Michael D Higgins and Sabina arrive to say aloha at the Labour think-in, and there is much gushing
The Irish Times
Woman (50s) charged in connection with 2025 Corduff shopping centre shooting
A man in his early 20s has also been arrested
The Irish Times
Mass deportations, euro exit and Russian gas: the AfD’s plan for power
Victory in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday would mark a postwar watershed, making the AfD the first radical right party to govern a German state since 1945
The Irish Times
For some, glorifying Katie Taylor means glorifying boxing: A sports fan’s dilemma
It speaks to our fondness for Taylor that even those who felt uneasy about boxing could hate the game and not the player
The Irish Times
Russian embassy accuses Government of ‘copy-pasting EU conspiracy theories’
The Department of Foreign Affairs summoned Russian ambassador Yury Filatov
The Irish Times
Galway social housing tenants could lose homes through misbehaviour, says judge
Up to 20 people were involved in a public order incident outside a local authority house on August 30th
The Irish Times
Those in their 40s and 50s are the forgotten generation when it comes to the budget
We will pay for the proposed new schemes and get no utility from them
The Irish Times
Emer McLysaght: Mik Pyro and Republic of Loose will go down in history as Irish musical legends
Twenty years after witnessing the band’s now legendary set on the main stage at Oxegen in the pouring rain, I made it my business to go to Electric Picnic to see Pyro play once more
The Irish Times
JD Vance caught between Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson
Iran dispute exposes divisions within coalition of online personalities that helped return the president to power
The Irish Times
Nigel Farage aides step down after undercover report on Reform UK donations
Reform says Dan Jukes and James Orr have left their roles as it launches an investigation into the report
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Boy (12) dies and man injured after train hits car at crossing in Co Mayo
Irish Rail says line to remain closed between Westport and Athlone overnight with significant disruption expected on Friday
The Irish Times
Javier Milei says ‘winds of change’ support Argentina’s claim to Falkland Islands
Argentinian president’s declaration follows hint from Donald Trump that US could withdraw backing for UK stance
The Irish Times
‘Donald, Catherine; Catherine, Donald’: Connolly’s first big diplomatic test as President
Next weekend’s encounter between the US president and a hard critic has officials working feverishly to minimise the risks
The Irish Times
Naas has a message for the Bond villains: We don’t want your data centres
Clondalkin is a cautionary tale – but it’s not too late for Naas, town meeting hears
The Irish Times
Willem Dafoe: ‘I wasn’t a man about town. I was a kid trying to make theatre in a tiny company’
The veteran actor on the real-life parallels with new film Late Fame, working with much younger actors, and his acting philosophy
The Irish Times
Foreign aid spending; HSE over budget; and invasive skunks in Co Kildare
Early Edition with Andrew McNair
The Irish Times
Arc de Triomphe’s stallion-making status is already largely lost
The decision to admit geldings to Europe’s richest race has angered purists, but commercial reality upended it long ago
The Irish Times
Irish house prices overvalued by 17% ‘with middle-income households hit hardest’
Economic and Social Research Institute notes sustained increase in house prices since mid-2013
The Irish Times
Justine McCarthy: See you in Doonbeg? I’ll be there with my placard to welcome Trump
Trump-welcomers have been direly warning that protests will damage Ireland Inc or, at least, Doonbeg Inc. Nonsense
The Irish Times
Diarmaid Ferriter: One significant block to unity hasn’t changed: apathy and ignorance south of the Border
A Border poll was never really on the table, and that is where there is considerable Anglo-Irish agreement
The Irish Times
Before Katie Taylor’s farewell, the undercard fighters get their night at Croke Park
Saturday’s line-up includes a heavyweight nearing retirement, a former Irish Olympian, and a Liverpudlian who is related to Taylor
The Irish Times
Carla Ward keeping her eye on WSL merry-go-round as Irish players switch clubs
Manager will be monitoring new ports of call as she prepares for World Cup playoff
The Irish Times
Séamas O'Reilly: My kids had little hope of recognising the figures at the Wax Museum. We struggled ourselves
Back in Dublin with my Londoner children, I tried out my old tour guide routine in the one place they begged us to visit
The Irish Times
Ireland and Spain only EU countries to increase development aid last year
State spent about €1.88bn in official development assistance last year, including a record €807m under the Irish Aid programme
The Irish Times
Mr Moonlight: RTÉ announces new drama based on Patrick Quirke murder trial
Producers say series ‘intends to give a voice back’ to victim DJ Bobby Ryan and family
The Irish Times
Odds tighten on CEO Rothwell’s bid for Irish Ferries owner
Eamonn Rothwell’s bid for Irish Ferries parent ICG would be one last big deal for the ‘maritime Michael O’Leary’
The Irish Times

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