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  1. People are reporting on social media that tickets sold out within five minutes this morning.

  2. At least four people, including a young child were killed in the strikes

  3. Be honest.

  4. The winner secured more than 100,000 votes.

  5. On 9 March 2006, Shea Bradley (29) died of gunshot wounds, which occurred at the lane way between Regal Park and Blackhorse Avenue, Cabra, Dublin 7.

  6. The 9 at 9: Wednesday

    Portadown stand-off enters fourth day, Burnham says UK could rejoin EU and heavy weather knocks out power for 18,000…

  7. DRCC chief executive Rachel Morrogh said “disproportionately high numbers of young men believe rape myths and blame victims”.

  8. The base has been used in recent months by US bombers to launch air strikes against Iran.

  9. Nurses, civil servants and school staff are among those engaging in industrial action

  10. A number of Status Yellow weather warnings were in place from Tuesday afternoon until early this morning.

  11. Carthy said the people of Portadown had “rebuilt their community” after the trauma and “deep, deep hurt” of The Troubles.

  12. Research suggests moderate coffee consumption may have surprising health benefits, but there are some reasons not to overdo the caffeine.

  13. Labour’s election manifesto in 2024 ruled out joining a customs union, free travel area or the single market.

  14. As Irish drinkers embrace quality over quantity, the ice-cold, elegant and endlessly creative cocktail is back in fashion.

  15. Two GPs will argue for the three-day wait to be retained.

  16. The FAI is “bound” by UEFA rules, the organisation will tell the committee later today.

  17. The demographic with the largest patient growth was those aged between 16 and 34.

  18. Met Éireann has wartned that heavy rain could bring localised flooding and difficult travelling conditions overnight.

  19. The US president said he was seeing “tremendous self-policing” from AI companies after meeting some of the world’s biggest tech bosses.

  20. We totted up how much extra you will pay for ‘high protein’ products in Irish shops.

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

  22. The winner will be crowned on 1 December.

  23. Tensions around the Drumcree parade in the late 90s caused widespread rioting and a number of deaths were linked to the dispute.

  24. The image of the Jennifer Carroll MacNeill with Yoseph Haddad resurfaced after he attended Ireland’s controversial Nations League match on Sunday.

  25. Campaigners suffered a setback to their bid to stop Microsoft developing a data centre campus this week.

  26. Ireland without Katie McCabe, Denise O’Sullivan and Marisa Sheva for first leg of World Cup play-off semi-final against Kazakhstan.

  27. The decision by the Parades Commission to allow the Drumcree Orange Order march was heavily influenced by the PSNI submission.

  28. Within his hour-long address, the UK prime minister grew emotional as he said he believes in the UK his father represented as a trade unionist.

  29. America’s tech billionaires once promised an AI-powered economic boom, and Trump bought it.

  30. Parades, and protests against them, are legally governed by the same law in Northern Ireland.

  31. The boy started to access ‘singularly inappropriate’ material when he was nine or 10 years old, the court heard.

  32. Lindsay Clancy’s defence argued that the case against her was based on “speculation” after a jury failed to reach a verdict.

  33. The 5 at 5: Tuesday

    Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

  34. The €2 fee comes just months after the introduction of a new €3 customs duty charge.

  35. The invasive insect was spotted and captured in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork.

  36. An independent commission found Man City arranged ‘sham’ commercial deals with a number of its sponsors.

  37. Sources have said that the victim of the crime was believed to have owed money to a drugs gang based in the Tallaght area.

  38. Bono likened the minister to Himmler, while Ben-Gvir described the musician as a terrorist.

  39. Bertie Ahern was head of the government during the height of the dispute, and said the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position on the Orange Order march.

  40. The former Ireland rugby international is accused of stealing a €158 Hermès fragrance from Brown Thomas.

  41. Sinéad O’Carroll is joined by David Sneyd, who has returned from a tumultuous few days in Debrecen with the Ireland football team.

  42. Douglas Carter was sentenced to death in 1985, after being found guilty of murdering Eva Olesen, an aunt of the local police chief at the time, in Provo, Utah.

  43. The funds will be used for developing facilities at the clubs, including possible floodlighting and a community walkway in Lismore GAA club.

  44. The marathon entry fee will jump €20 to €130.

  45. Gardaí charged a man and a woman with alleged perjury this morning.

  46. It was thought to be consigned to history, but the re-opened dispute has now entered day three.

  47. The judge said Dott’s behaviour had involved a ‘gross violation of trust’

  48. It would add to the four existing screens in its building off Market Square, bringing the cinema’s seating capacity to 694.

  49. Haskins played principal Richard Belding in the sitcom, which began in 1989

  50. Met Éireann has warned that “very strong and gusty southeasterly winds” may cause wave overtopping and flooding on coasts.