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Sungjae Im holds a two-shot lead heading into the final round.

The incident happened this evening near Birdhill in Co Tipperary which is located near the M7 motorway and Killaloe.

There may be questions about other large winged animals too.

John Kiely’s side needed some big stops in the final moments to close out a two-point win.

Here’s your roundup of what made the headlines today.

As the new scheme faces growing criticism, is there a better way, with community-based dining that could transform how we feed children — and each other?

The New York Times reported Mueller’s death, citing a family statement.

The woman’s body was found in the Meadows Mews area of Derry.

Eighteen of the 23 confirmed cases are meningitis B. All cases have required hospital admission.

The criticism comes amid reports that Government is focusing on cutting excise duty.

A goal in each half from Welbeck gave the home team a fourth win in five Premier League matches.

She died on Wednesday – just a few short days after her husband’s funeral.

Brendon’s co-star Alyson Hannigan has led tributes to him.

The winners of Diving Ireland’s Underwater Photography Competition have been announced.

Aoife Cotter became the change she wanted to see for Ted, 8, with her ethical and funky range of adaptive clothing.

Heimir Hallgrímsson’s side face a one-off World Cup play-off in Prague, with a potential final in Dublin and a trip to North America on the line.

Tánaiste Simon Harris said the upgraded rating shows the current strength of the economy.

If this is escaping with our dignity, that’s only because dignity ain’t what it used to be.

Musk was absolved of some fraud allegations by the jury.

Israel strikes Beirut and Tehran, Tánaiste hints at cut to excise duty, and planners give their view on illegal Meath mansion.

Is ar éigean go mbeidh diospóireacht ar RTÉ RnaG nó do TG4 de bharr nach bhfuil a dhothain iarrthóirí le Gaeilge líofa i nGaillimh Thiar.

Irish speakers in the Conamara Gaeltacht won’t be able to tune into a Galway West by-election debate.

Lebanon’s health ministry says the war has killed more than 1,000 people in Lebanon and displaced more than one million more.

The 34-year-old said it’s ‘time to go home’ to his family after a career in which he has prospered financially and ‘reached serious heights’.

Home charging electric cars can be up to seven times cheaper than diesel, a significant saving amid rising fuel costs, but suitability varies for individuals.

“As a nation, we are far too tolerant of letting people do what they want with their properties,” said one housing expert.

Michael Carrick’s side missed the chance to move within four points of rivals City.

Both countries voted to outlaw greyhound racing earlier this week.

The US president said the Strait will have to be policed by countries “who use it”, adding: “The United States does not!”.

Gypsies took the lead through Patrick Hickey before Gbemi Arubi netted deserved equaliser.

A man aged in his 60s was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash on the R129 near Blakes Cross on 31 January 2025.

The Irish actress’s initial planning application was refused by Cork County Council in October 2024.

Simon Harris told RTÉ News that cutting excise can be done quickly and passed on quickly.

Here’s your roundup of what made the headlines today.

A glass panel on the balcony is believed to have given way shortly before 11am this morning.

A major picket of Dáil Eireann was due to take place in Dublin next Tuesday.

Waterford TD Conor McGuinness told the Dáil that the standoff has ‘echoes of darker times in our history” in how “absentee landlords” treated farmers.

Consumers are advised not to eat the implicated products, the FSAI said.

Gardaí said investigations are ongoing.

Donald Trump’s misgendering of President Connolly sparked frustration — but it reflects a deeper, persistent bias about who we expect to hold power, writes Dr Suzanne Crowe.

Keelan O’Connell was also charged with driving without a driving licence, and with driving without insurance at the same location on 13 February last.

Áine Wellard alleges that, unlike her neighbours, she did not receive an information pack about her home being acquired and demolished.

Mourners at the service included President Catherine Connolly and her predecessor Michael D Higgins.

The International Energy Agency has recommended a list of measures to member countries as a way to alleviate energy pressures caused by the conflict.

Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

The fake post comes after public spats between Trump and NATO partners.

Preparations accelerated after the US abducted Venezeula’s President Nicolál Maduro in early January 2026, Denmark’s public broadcaster reported.

The community-led project has distributed more than 7,000 plants since launching six years ago.

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Diggers and heavy machinery arrived at the Co Meath property today.

The incident caused outrage and was condemned by the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.

‘I forgive you, but I will never forget how you spoke to me and blamed me for your own actions,’ she wrote.

His family said in a statement today that they wished to keep his cause of death private.

His family said they are ‘immensely proud of Sean’s legacy and hope this gift will encourage others to think of people less privileged when making their final plans’.

Adams told the court earlier this week that he had ‘no involvement whatsoever’ in the three IRA bombings.

The CEO of the Irish Cancer Society details how your donations are used for services such as night nursing and free lifts for cancer patients.

Gardaí have said the Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau had been investigating the hack following receiving a complaint from the University College Dublin.

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One possible method of taxing examined was a tiered system based on hotel types, with the levy rising to €5 for five-star hotels.

‘This is not about the past; this is about the future and our young people,” said the former DUP leader in the House of Lords earlier this week.

The unsettled weather then begins from Tuesday, with outbreaks of rain, which will be heavy at times.

Israel says Iran is being ‘decimated,’ Amazon moves ahead with job cuts in Ireland and remission period for cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection reduced to five years

A man in his 40s was assaulted on Davitt Road last night shortly after 11.30pm.

The three-car collision occurred on 13 February.

The reduction from seven years to five years is in line with international medical standards.

Juliette Kenny is one of two students who have died following the outbreak of meningitis B in Kent.

We’ve seen this week how authorities can act against unauthorised builds — but renters living in dangerous, exploitative conditions are still waiting for the same urgency, write Jude Sherry and Dr Frank O’Connor.

‘We are winning and Iran is being decimated,’ Benjamin Netanyahu said at a press conference.

Meanwhile Tiktok has informed a group of under 30 workers that their jobs are at risk due to increases in automation.

Irish striker also added an assist in AZ Alkmaar’s Uefa Conference League win.

Peter Vandermeersch said he relied on summaries produced by LLMs, ‘trusting they were accurate’.

Harris agreed that the people affected by the prosecutions deserve answers.

Shane McEvoy was reported missing on 13 March.

Barrister John Kearney KC said the case against Stephen McCullagh is “dependent upon circumstantial evidence”.

Steve Dempsey argues that media obsession with viral drama risks undermining the quiet, essential “gardening” of Irish diplomacy in Washington.

Public Accounts Committee chair and Sinn Féin TD John Brady said a “serious litany of failures” has led to the buses “lying idle”.

Adams told the court earlier this week that he had “no involvement whatsoever” in the three IRA bombings.

Free legal aid was granted in the case as the only source of income of the accused is disability allowance.

‘We’re like two convicted criminals, and I’m going to be arrested for sleeping in my bed for the last 20 years.’

Author John Connell on how the legacy of the great novelist is still vibrant and present twenty years after his death.