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  1. The Walkman gave a generation of children musical independence.

  2. The flight departed Dublin Airport at 1.50pm on Sunday.

  3. Minister James Lawless said he hopes this ‘renewed memorandum of understanding can create opportunities to identify areas of future collaboration’.

  4. Everything you need to know about this year’s high level week at the UN headquarters in New York.

  5. The 94-year-old lives an unremarkable but seemingly unimpinged existence in the capital.

  6. The rapper has gained new supporters after he gave up a spot on Ed Sheeran’s tour over his views on Palestine.

  7. Politicians’ safety, international affairs and garda whistleblowing dominated proceedings.

  8. This week, our reader is working long hours in the kitchen while putting money aside with the aim of starting their own business.

  9. Rory McIlroy’s own late charge was not enough as he finished two shots off the lead.

  10. The most important Irish and international stories you need to know today.

  11. The fatal collision happened on the R736 near Wellington Bridge, Co Wexford.

  12. Comical Lisandro Martinez own goal sums up display before Matheus Cunha’s deflected strike salvages 1-1 draw.

  13. The major attack comes on the third and final day of voting in Russia’s first wartime parliamentary election.

  14. Foreign affairs minister Helen McEntee is coming under pressure to take questions in the Dáil about her time as justice minister when protected disclosures were made by gardaí.

  15. Charles Spencer has made a series of damning claims about Britain’s King Charles in a new memoir chronicling the life of his sister.

  16. Merz’s centre-right CDU hovered just above 5% in the northeastern state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the point where it would crash out of parliament.

  17. Hoops boss says he will reflect after 1-0 defeat to Rangers.

  18. An informal meeting of EU transport ministers is taking place in Dublin Castle.

  19. The army’s bomb squad carried out a controlled explosion on what has been described as a ‘viable suspicious device’.

  20. The Sweden international broke the deadlock with his fourth goal of the season in the 57th minute.

  21. Scott Bemand’s side dominated the first half but lost control in the second period.

  22. The PSNI has said that ‘dangerous or reckless use of e-bikes on public roads will be dealt with robustly’.

  23. The proposed giant structure along the Potomac River is part of Trump’s drive to put his personal stamp on the capital.

  24. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said “significant damage” has been caused to the left eye of the sculpture.

  25. The injured man sustained a number of injuries to his face, arms and legs, and was taken to hospital for treatment.

  26. Do you like mackerel?

    In this morning’s lead story, Valerie Flynn has written about how plummeting Atlantic mackerel stocks have sent retailers scrambling for alternatives.

  27. Quantity surveyor Shay Lally from Houses to Restore answers the question that dogged many homeowners this year.

  28. The launches came days after North Korea reasserted its status as a nuclear-armed state and rejected a UN resolution demanding it halt nuclear activities.

  29. The research has seen 23 artificial reefs placed on the deep seabed off the south-west Porcupine Bank.

  30. US President Donald Trump cut short a weekend at Camp David to return unexpectedly to the White House on Saturday.

  31. The lyrics from the English narrator disclose Sheeran’s take on himself and his entitlement to Ireland.

  32. A man in his 50s and a man in his 20s have died in two separate incidents.

  33. Recall notices will be displayed at point-of-sale.

  34. Reform MP Danny Druger insists his plan is ‘not a border check’.

  35. The Irish National Teachers’ Organisation is the latest union to back industrial action.

  36. Gardaí commenced an investigation after receiving a report of a stolen car in the Coolock area in the early hours of Wednesday.

  37. It comes as Housing Minister James Browne is reportedly fighting to increase the amount to €50,000.

  38. Recruiters point to cautious employers, AI-assisted applications and jobs being filled without public advertisements.

  39. Fiosrú made the announcement this morning and said that the probe exonerated the gardaí.

  40. The cat is the first new feline discovered since the Uruguayan pampas cat in 1923.

  41. The club said they want “to absolutely minimise our time away from Dalymount Park and only depart when it is immediately required”.

  42. Only 98 days to go…

  43. It is the second shark attack in Western Australia this week.

  44. The 36-year-old’s alleged offending spans a 16-year period from January 2007 to January 2023.

  45. The 9 at 9: Friday

    Deportees spending up to a month in prison, man charged in connection with Michael Healy-Rae assault and the top picks for Culture Night.

  46. Some 155 people were killed in the strike on the primary school in Minab, while 22 people were killed in the strike on a sports centre in Lamerd.

  47. In July, the government completed the final business case plan for the project, which will cost between €300 million and €500 million.

  48. Tell us in this week’s Best of the Box poll.

  49. The Stewart family have farmed in Longford since 1938.

  50. It was a difficult night for Liam Scales while Callum O’Dowda featured off the bench for the visitors.