Tuesday 29 September 2026Evening (Europe/Dublin)
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US secretary of state Marco Rubio alleges foreign involvement in the suspected RAF Fairford plot without presenting evidence; five arrested men were released on bail.
A Guardian investigation follows three men who died in separate states on the same day amid the Trump administration's immigration-enforcement surge.
Interactive report: ICE shifted from highly visible raids to quieter, rapid arrests, a change that has made enforcement harder for communities to track.
UN human-rights experts say US deportations to countries with which migrants have no connection may cause grave harm and should stop.
Estonia says Russian security services commissioned an arson attack on a Tallinn drone maker supplying Ukraine; European and Nato leaders voiced support.
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Garvaghy Road residents sought an urgent court hearing against the parade ruling as the Orange Order filed a complaint about Michelle O'Neill and Mary Lou McDonald.
An Irish Medical Journal study found prescriptions for ADHD stimulant medication to people over 16 rose 211% from 2015 to 2024.
An Oireachtas committee heard some AI-focused data centres use more electricity than 100,000 homes and that the sector could reach 35% of demand by 2035.
A Dublin couple accused of supplying false affidavits in Conor McGregor's failed civil appeal are to stand trial for perjury.
Opinion: Newton Emerson argues that a negotiated Drumcree compromise is needed to protect gains of the peace process.
Mihai Chinez, 49, and his daughter Denisa, 24, were named as the two people killed at a Banagher concrete works on Monday.
The US ambassador to Greece reportedly caused concern with remarks about Romania's government falling, in a report on a diplomatic dinner.
Analysis of Irish fuel costs says refined diesel and kerosene prices, more than crude oil, could push petrol towards €2.30 a litre by December.
A judge refused to dismiss a perfume-theft charge against former rugby international Brendan Mullin despite his solicitor's disclosure objection.
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Children fled football training at a cross-community Derry hub as violence linked to Drumcree tensions brought petrol bombs and masonry thrown at police.
The Public Prosecution Service admitted errors in a case involving a woman who killed her infant son while suffering a mental abnormality and issued staff guidance.
Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern says the way the Drumcree process unfolded made trouble inevitable and urged Northern Ireland's leaders to repair the damage.
The four-bedroom home of convicted former MP Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife Eleanor is listed for sale at about £650,000.
An inquest heard that a driver went to McDonald's after leaving the scene of a 2022 Ballymena collision in which pedestrian John Corr died.
Michelle O'Neill is due to answer Assembly questions about her Garvaghy Road protest appearance on Monday after missing Tuesday's sitting for urgent business.
Explainer: A look at the court decision, parade route and history behind the renewed Drumcree standoff.
Justice minister Naomi Long apologised for a social-media post about Garvaghy Road residents, describing her wording as clumsy.
Garvaghy Road spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith accused the British government of trying to impose mediation; residents called for an international mediator.
Australia's REA Group, majority-controlled by News Corp, is taking a 35% stake in Distilled, parent of PropertyPal and Used Cars NI, in a €248 million deal.
Chris Nelson, son of murdered Garvaghy Road solicitor Rosemary Nelson, recalls childhood fear as Drumcree tensions return.
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Opinion: The writer argues that rival camps can gain politically from Drumcree while the peace process bears the cost.
Police are investigating a shot fired at a Downpatrick home on Monday night; the woman inside was unharmed.
A Co Antrim man was remanded in custody over allegations that he used a blowtorch-style lighter on his girlfriend and attacked her with a hammer; the claims remain before court.
France's National Rally has backed Jordan Bardella amid disputed allegations that he wrote antisemitic remarks years ago; he denies authorship.
The FTSE 100 ended Tuesday down 0.5%, with worries about high US bond yields outweighing relief from lower oil prices.
A report says petrol-bomb charges against convicted brothers Gary and Sean Anderson over attacks on homes linked to drug dealers were dropped.
A £60 million plan for more than 260 homes at a former Co Armagh Army base is recommended for approval despite residents' heritage objections.