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  1. The 26-year-old hadn’t scored for 10 months before his goal in Saturday’s win against Ipswich.

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

  3. The project was first announced back in 2013.

  4. Seán Canney, minister of state with responsibility for Road Safety, has welcomed the decision to stop the breathalyser procurement process.

  5. They seized approximately 17.35kg of the drug.

  6. This is only the second sighting of the Arctic whale in Ireland which has been validated by the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group.

  7. Smoked salmon, mackerel and prawn cocktail products of all use-by dates are being recalled.

  8. O’Donovan was taken by ambulance to University Hospital Limerick last Tuesday afternoon.

  9. Barbara O’Neill is banned by Australian medical authorities from spreading her claims, such as that cancer is a fungus.

  10. Sinéad and Niall welcome Mark Horgan of the Second Captains/BBC podcast ‘Where is George Gibney?’

  11. Announcing his resignation today Peter Melrose said councillors pay should better reflect the fact it is a full-time job.

  12. Mary Lou McDonald accused the government of “moving away from peacekeeping and towards military adventurism”.

  13. The 5 at 5: Tuesday

    Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

  14. The two allegedly shouted anti-war slogans at Doonbeg golf course during US president Donald Trump’s visit.

  15. The woman said members of Brand’s entourage shrugged and laughed when he carried out the alleged sexual assault.

  16. Further plans for homes on large chunks of land in west Dublin were approved.

  17. The minister is currently being quizzed by TDs at the Oireachtas Justice Committee.

  18. Gardaí confirmed they have arrested a man and two women.

  19. Vinted users in Ireland can buy from sellers in France, and may have come across stolen goods looted in France.

  20. The gardaí were involved in a so-called “managed containment” operation or chase with the car on the Nangor Road in Dublin.

  21. Helen Haines underwent surgery overnight but remains in a critical condition.

  22. Philip and Kim English and two of their sons died in the attack on their Waterford home.

  23. Gardaí responded to reports of a disturbance at a property at Ormond Quay two years ago.

  24. The platform is removing inaccurate pictures and has paused the rollout, but still plans to keep developing the tool.

  25. The body of Paul O’Connor was discovered on the banks of the river Blackwater

  26. The comedian has recently signed a deal for her own Netflix special.

  27. Solicitor Eoghan O’Sullivan denied rape cases were deliberately targeted by striking solicitors, as the Taoiseach backed the minister.

  28. The warning for the 26 counties will be in place from 7pm on Thursday until 8am on Friday.

  29. Social Democrats transport spokesperson Aidan Farrelly TD has criticised the move.

  30. The blaze broke out this morning in the isolated area which is near the townland of Raheen north of Crossbarry.

  31. Plans are being made to phase out buying ready-built ‘turnkey’ homes for social housing.

  32. Members of the public also sent numerous emails on potential solutions to wrong-way motorway driving.

  33. The 9 at 9: Tuesday

    Student hit by rental scam in Dublin, justice minister takes aim at solicitors’ strike, and curfews introduced in France after unrest.

  34. The digital bank apologised for the disruption and said engineers were working to restore services.

  35. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said targeted restrictions had helped restore calm following Saturday’s rioting and looting.

  36. Simon McGinley was jailed for 21 years in 2009 for the rape of an 86-year-old woman.

  37. Derry encourage those facing mental health challenges ‘to speak openly [and] seek support’ following McClean’s interview comments.

  38. Prime Minister Mark Carney argued the vote had been held “at the worst possible time”.

  39. The recent public sector pickets can teach younger people more about workers’ rights and solidarity than any textbook could.

  40. The ESRI said “continued action” will be needed to ensure the long-term sustainability of the system.

  41. The annual delegate conference of the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) takes place today and Wednesday in Trim, Co Meath.

  42. Scammers appear to be booking the property on Booking.com and then posting ads for rooms on Daft.ie to unsuspecting would-be renters.

  43. Back-to-back losses over a busy four-day period for the Dubliners all but end their challenge.

  44. Mark Zuckerberg was recently caught struggling to swallow his stout.

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

  46. A Defence Forces Explosive Ordnance Disposal team made the area safe and removed the devices for further examination.

  47. Some have commented on the abuser’s physical demise, but for one survivor in court, he was the man who committed horrendous crimes against her teenage self.

  48. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu did not rule out imposing a state of emergency after the interior minister said police had “lost control”.

  49. The Irish Times reported that Claire Molloy, who appeared in an episode of the show, lodged a complaint with RTÉ and Coimisiún na Meán over the edit.

  50. The fatal collision happened on the N81 at around 11.15am this morning.