An apartment development was mistakenly connected to a storm drain, resulting in raw sewage flowing into the Butlerstown river, which feeds a drinking water reservoir, for a period of five months.

Irish Examiner: Raw sewage flowed into Cork river feeding drinking water reservoir for five…

An apartment development was mistakenly connected to a storm drain, leading to raw sewage entering the Butlerstown river, which feeds a drinking water reservoir, for five months.

Solicitors are discussing the possibility of industrial action, including approaching barristers to join a strike, in protest against a new legal fees scheme.

The Irish Times: Solicitors consider approaching barristers to join strike over new legal fees…

Solicitors are contemplating seeking barristers' participation in a strike over a new legal fees scheme, indicating potential industrial action within the legal profession.

A civil servant is scheduled to undergo a non-jury trial at the Criminal Courts of Justice on charges related to allegedly leaking information to a foreign country.

BreakingNews.ie: Civil servant to face non-jury trial over alleged leaks to foreign country

A civil servant will stand trial without a jury on charges related to allegedly leaking information to a foreign nation, with the case being heard at the Criminal Courts of Justice.

Former 2FM presenter Keith Walsh has filed papers in the High Court, suing RTÉ for alleged bogus self-employment and unfair dismissal.

TheJournal.ie: Ex-2FM Presenter Sues RTÉ Over Bogus Self-Employment Claim

Former 2FM presenter Keith Walsh has filed papers in the High Court, suing RTÉ for alleged bogus self-employment and unfair dismissal.

Gardaí conducted an operation in Tallaght, resulting in the seizure of approximately €190,000 worth of drugs, including crystal meth and oxycodone, and the arrest of a man in his 40s.

BreakingNews.ie: Gardaí seize €190,000 of drugs and make arrest after Tallaght operation

An operation in Tallaght resulted in the seizure of approximately €190,000 worth of drugs and led to an arrest by the Gardaí.

TheJournal.ie: Man Arrested After €190k Drugs Seized in Tallaght

A man in his 40s has been arrested after authorities seized approximately €190,000 worth of drugs, including crystal meth and oxycodone, in Tallaght.

Niamh Smyth, Minister of State for Trade Promotion, a Fianna Fáil minister, has 'categorically' disagreed with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham's stance that a potential border poll in Northern Ireland is 'off the table'.

TheJournal.ie: Fianna Fáil Minister Disagrees with UK PM on Border Poll

A Fianna Fáil minister has 'categorically' disagreed with the British Prime Minister's stance on a potential border poll in Northern Ireland.

Met Éireann, Ireland's national meteorological service, will be asked to explain the absence of a warning prior to the recent flash floods that occurred in Killarney.

Irish Examiner: Met Éireann to be asked why no Kerry warning was issued before Killarney flash…

Met Éireann, Ireland's national meteorological service, will be questioned about the lack of a warning issued prior to flash floods in Killarney.

An examination details the circumstances and causes that led to a critical point of unrest at the Oberstown detention centre.

The Irish Times: Unrest at Oberstown detention centre came to a head

An examination of the events leading to a critical point of unrest at the Oberstown detention centre, detailing the circumstances and causes.

Authorities have launched an investigation after a woman was discovered deceased in a park located in the south Dublin area.

BreakingNews.ie: Woman found dead in park in south Dublin

A woman has been discovered deceased in a park located in the south Dublin area, prompting an investigation by authorities.

Former Dublin manager Pat Gilroy has questioned the continued adherence to the county system in Gaelic Games, suggesting a re-evaluation of the GAA's future structure.

The Irish Times: Pat Gilroy on GAA's future: 'Why are we so wedded to the county system?'

Former Dublin manager Pat Gilroy questions the continued adherence to the county system in Gaelic Games, suggesting a re-evaluation of the GAA's future.

The first day of Electric Picnic 2026 is underway, featuring camping, music, and the characteristic festival atmosphere.

Irish Examiner: Electric Picnic 2026: Inside the first day of camping, music and festival chaos

This story provides an inside look at the first day of the Electric Picnic 2026, detailing the camping, music, and chaotic festival atmosphere.

The Irish whiskey industry is strategically shifting its focus towards Asian and European markets to mitigate tariff pressures currently affecting its presence in the United States.

Irish Examiner: Irish whiskey industry targets Asia and Europe as US market faces tariff…

The Irish whiskey industry is strategically focusing on Asian and European markets as it contends with tariff pressures in the United States.

An analysis highlights significant issues within Irish greyhound racing, including rapidly plummeting attendances and difficulties in tracking attendees and revenue sources.

TheJournal.ie: Questions Dog Irish Greyhound Racing as Attendances Plummet

An analysis delves into the issues plaguing Irish greyhound racing, highlighting plummeting attendances and difficulties in identifying attendees and revenue sources.

A discussion reveals a consistent Irish perspective on the controversial topic of tipping terminals, exploring public opinion and attitudes towards the issue.

The Irish Times: Irish people united on their view of tipping terminals

A discussion highlights a unified Irish perspective on the contentious issue of tipping terminals, exploring public opinion and attitudes.