Monday 28 September 2026Evening (Europe/Dublin)
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Five British nationals arrested on suspicion of terrorism near RAF Fairford were released on bail. Police say alleged offences may have been committed on behalf of a foreign state, knowingly or not.
The farmer who reported suspicious vans and masked men near RAF Fairford says authorities did not contact her afterward, even after five arrests.
A ruling-party official in the DRC was beaten to death after a radio appearance urging Ebola precautions. His party says assailants also set fire to his home; their identity is unknown.
AI researchers and executives warn governments to prepare for rapid advances in machine intelligence that could outpace current safety measures.
Nvidia introduced an open-source safety platform intended to set boundaries for AI agents and announced a $150 billion share buyback.
A Russian drone struck Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences, killing at least one person and injuring three in another daytime attack on the capital.
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Sinn Féin and the DUP exchanged sharp words at Stormont over the blocked Drumcree parade, as questions grew over the First Minister's role in the Garvaghy Road protest.
A man in his 50s and a woman in her 20s died in an incident at a concrete plant in Banagher, Co Offaly. The coroner and workplace safety authority were notified.
Ireland's planning appeals body granted Google permission for a 72,400-square-metre extension to its Grange Castle data-centre campus in Dublin, overturning a council refusal.
A 37-year-old man has been charged with dangerous driving causing death after a hit-and-run near Listowel in which 17-year-old Rory O'Connor died.
Analysis: After the Drumcree march was blocked, attention shifts to Northern Secretary Chris Bryant and his attempt to calm both sides of the dispute.
A Dublin house owner says her property appeared on Booking.com without permission, sending would-be guests to her home and raising concerns about the platform's response.
The Tax Appeals Commission dismissed a man's challenge to Revenue's decision that he could no longer be jointly assessed with his estranged wife after she left their home.
Brothers Eamonn and Brian Fallon built Daft and a wider media group from an early internet idea, receiving nearly €240 million for a controlling stake.
Analysis: France's National Rally and allies more than tripled their Senate representation, a result Marine Le Pen calls a breakthrough ahead of next year's presidential vote.
A Dublin tradesman was fined and ordered to pay costs after a judge heard electrical work on a great-grandmother's shower posed an electrocution risk.
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At a vigil marking 25 years since journalist Martin O'Hagan's murder, campaigners again called for publication of a report into police handling of his case.
Garvaghy Road residents' spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith asks why the Orange Order wants to march through an area where it knows the route causes offence.
Chris Nelson, son of murdered solicitor Rosemary Nelson, speaks about childhood fear amid renewed tension over the Garvaghy Road march route.
The Taoiseach says Dublin is deeply concerned about Drumcree tensions and describes the PSNI's position during the parade standoff as extremely difficult.
The PSNI says forcibly removing roughly 1,000 Garvaghy Road protesters, including children, would have been disproportionate and risked serious injuries.
The Stormont Speaker criticised Michelle O'Neill for missing a question about Drumcree; she says she attended the Garvaghy Road protest as Sinn Féin vice-president, not First Minister.
A justice campaign group says it is too early to conclude that Garvaghy Road protesters broke the law when blocking Sunday's Drumcree parade route.
A solicitor for residents says the Orange Order must apply again to march because its original notification expired; loyalist activist Jamie Bryson disputes this.
A man faces aggravated burglary and other charges after two attacks on a west Belfast home within 24 hours, one allegedly involving a knife.
A man jailed for handling pipe bombs says he was merely putting up Twelfth of July flags and that someone else later used his tape to make the devices.
Two men are to stand trial after attacks on Romanian and Sudanese delivery drivers in Belfast's Connswater area; the pair face assault charges.
A Derry man facing a charge linked to an INLA T-shirt was arrested near Garvaghy Road after allegedly breaching bail curfew and protest restrictions.
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Councillors called for calm after masked youths attacked a Translink bus in Derry, breaking windows and showering passengers with glass.
Slipknot announced a 2027 stadium tour, with a Wembley date featuring Marilyn Manson and other support acts.
Meghan's lifestyle brand shared hosting tips, including preparing ahead while leaving a simple task to do as guests settle in.
A Cookstown woman received a suspended prison sentence for fraudulently claiming more than £52,000 in disability benefits and must repay outstanding sums.
Fire crews and police attended a blaze on Larne Street in Ballymena; the road has reopened as emergency work continues.
A senior nurse at Antrim Area Hospital was struck off after pulling down a junior colleague's scrub trousers; a tribunal heard of earlier warnings.