October
Irish Independent
- ‘Stupidity’ - Ryanair condemns alleged arson attack on properties housing staff
- Taoiseach insists Triple Lock reform about peacekeeping and does not undermine Irish neutrality
- ‘Why do you think I stood against him for leader?’ - Edwin Poots says he ran against Donaldson after catching him ‘lying’
- Johnson & Johnson secures €58K reduction in appeal against award of almost €1m to former Limerick hurler Mark Keane
- Micheál Martin says State will ‘listen to’ Dunderrow National School abuse survivors as mediation planned
- Dublin City Council rezones land for up to 25,000 new homes
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The Irish Times
- Sharp increase in domestic abuse disclosures the ‘tip of the iceberg’, says Women’s Aid
- Bigger cars are costing Irish motorists parking spaces and threatening lives, study finds
- Ryanair condemns arson attack on houses occupied by its staff in Swords
- Public urged to stay safe as heatwave pushes temperatures above 40 degrees in Europe
- Temperature of 28.3 degrees recorded in Dublin as hot weather warning kicks in
- Leaving Cert applied maths paper marks end of 2026 exams
Irish Examiner
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Global sales of nicotine pouches increase six-fold due to 'aggressive promotion' by tobacco companies
Rapid growth in sales 'not an accident', researchers say, amid warnings of harm caused by using pouches
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Irish athletes proud to 'honour the gift' of organ donation with 14 gold medals at European Transplant Games
Team of 25 athletes feature competitors who have had organ and stem cell transplants, those on dialysis for kidney disease, and living donors at games in the Netherlands
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Ireland 'will be taken advantage of' by hostile states if it does not invest in defence and security
US ambassador to Nato and Donald Trump supporter was also highly critical of the EU during a speech in Dublin