Good Sunday morning, and welcome back to “Brunch,” a pop-up newsletter about the 2026 Legislative Session and more. “The Ides ...

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A look at what stories are making the front pages of Monday's papers. The latest in the Middle East, as Irish citizens left stranded are advised to take shelter, makes the front pages of Monday's ...

Strikes on Iran by the US and Israel, as well as Donald Trump’s announcement that the supreme leader Ali Khamenei had been killed lead the news pages US-Israel war on Iran: latest updates Full report: ...

Here are the stories making headlines this Friday. The Irish Times leads with Luas operator Transdev losing out on the €1.75 billion contract after 22 years of running the service, branding it “very ...

A new bust of freedom fighter C Rajagopalachari now greets visitors at the grand open staircase near Ashok Mandap in Rashtrapati Bhavan. Unveiled by President Droupadi Murmu, the installation marks “a ...

Minister confirms documents about 2001 appointment will be available, but not until police investigation is over The government will not oppose a move in parliament to compel ministers to release ...

In a striking turn of events, a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is likely to be filed against the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), alleging that it failed to maintain a standard exam ...

Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from facial recognition technology being trialled on passengers at Holyhead to colleges being urged to cut on-campus days. The Irish Examiner reports ...

There are also two pieces of paper affixed to Pandora’s front door. One is the temporary restraining order. The other says, ...