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  1. The records suggest that the FAI was considering the possibility of hosting Israel in Dublin.

  2. 12 counties in total represented across 45 nominations.

  3. The 9 at 9: Tuesday

    Restrictions to perinatal mental health support, e-scooter admissions to Mater Hospital double and US networks boycott Trump coverage.

  4. The Law Society, which represents solicitors, and the Bar of Ireland, which represents barristers, will both appear before the Justice Committee this afternoon.

  5. But the special relationship is as strong as ever, Burnham says, claiming he can trust Trump.

  6. Little did we all know, everyone on the 39a is hurtling towards hell, rather than Blanch, Kelly Earley recounts a recent commute with a preacher on board.

  7. Coombe hospital has since made changes to its referral process and website.

  8. ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox and NBC said they were halting pool coverage – where a broadcaster films on behalf of all television outlets for the day – of the White House.

  9. There were no significant increases in prices in seven out of eight minimum wage increases since 2016.

  10. In incidents involving e-bikes, e-scooters and scramblers, it is often bystanders who fare the worst.

  11. The Journal Investigates spoke to some women who have to travel for hours to be seen at six specialist hubs around the country.

  12. Morgan has disputed an account of his involvement in the publication of photographs of Diana and said he wants the passage removed.

  13. They were so close.

  14. Meanwhile, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warned of the “slippery slope” that is the rollback of women’s rights.

  15. The FAI have declined to issue a response to the tweet.

  16. Elizabeth ‘Liz’ Lynch died when a trench collapsed on her on a site in Co Limerick last Friday.

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

  18. The Journal writers discuss and debate Sheeran’s attempt to navigate a backlash.

  19. Paramount won a bidding war against Netflix in February for control of a stable of assets that includes Warner Bros.

  20. The court heard allegations that the two boys had arranged a meeting with Alex Coughlan, who died three days after being assaulted in Blanchardstown.

  21. Our readers get expert answers.

  22. The setting was introduced by Spotify last week.

  23. The Taoiseach claimed they were earlier this month – but is he right?

  24. The teen was unrepresented due to the ongoing dispute over legal aid reforms.

  25. An Airsoft gun was found, but no arrests were made.

  26. Loughcrew is one of four main passage tomb cemeteries in the country.

  27. The 5 at 5: Monday

    Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

  28. Paul Greaney KC said a group of men were involved in the planning of the Real IRA attack in the Co Tyrone town.

  29. The issue is back in the news this week after issues with the system were identified during Holly Cairns’ maternity leave.

  30. Phoenix Law is representing Hafez Al-Rayyes, a 20-year-old who was awarded a fully funded scholarship to study engineering in Trinity College Dublin.

  31. The association asked for a ‘timetable people can trust’ in wide-ranging statement.

  32. Signatories include Olympian Ciara Mageean, Gaelic games great Rena Buckley, and former rugby international Tony Ward.

  33. The Minister for Foreign Affairs said she is hopeful there will be further EU sanctions imposed against Israel.

  34. Gardaí made the seizures as part of Operation Atlas Nexus, which targets five priority criminal markets.

  35. Housing Minister James Browne is seeking to increase the credit by €300, according to reports.

  36. The US president announced he was banning the outlets on Friday, accusing them – without specifics – of reporting “fiction and lies.”

  37. The nutritional review found that while 82% of meals were not high in fat, salt or sugar, unhealthy foods were more likely to be chosen over healthier options.

  38. The Epstein files appeared to show that Mitchell and Epstein corresponded via email between 2010 and 2013 after Epstein’s conviction in 2008 for soliciting prostitution from a minor.

  39. The commission launched an inquiry into Google Ireland six years ago after complaints from multiple European consumer rights organisations.

  40. Gerber died in a rehab facility on 20 September, according to Los Angeles County Medical Examiner medical records.

  41. The Green Party leader said a merger “isn’t on our agenda right now”.

  42. It’s been a busy (and expensive) past few weeks for live music fans.

  43. The men were arrested and charged as part of investigations into burglary, car theft and associated crimes in the Tallaght area.

  44. Friedrich Merz called a local election defeat for his Christian Democratic Union party a “disaster”.

  45. The 9 at 9: Monday

    Convicted paedophile Michael Shine’s life in Dublin 4, Taoiseach travels to UN General Assembly and four men die on Irish roads in 24 hours.

  46. A mistrial was declared in the case of Lindsay Clancy, who stood accused of murdering five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson and eight-month-old Callan.

  47. €2,000 for sitting out the day?

  48. Appointment set for early next month after club’s did not propose candidate for position by Friday’s deadline.

  49. The incident happened on the N25 at Piltown between Dungarvan and Youghal in Co Cork shortly before 8pm on Sunday.

  50. Russia’s Supreme Court removed the anti-war Yabloko party from the ballot weeks before the vote.