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  1. Gardaí recovered luxury items valued at around €290,000 during searches in recent days.

  2. Six counties face an Orange rain warning, while the rest of the country is under a Yellow status warning.

  3. Jamie McGinn and Biddy O’Brien were the parents of two young children killed in a 2017 fire.

  4. The chief executive of a global cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity company has said there has been “millions” of attempted security breaches.

  5. Man United suffered a 4-1 defeat against Como in the Champions League.

  6. The result means the Gunners have seven points from three Champions League outings.

  7. Nitrites have traditionally been used to cure meat and prevent the growth of harmful bacteria – so what’s the fuss about?

  8. Dublin commuter trains will be worst affected, with a large portion of the soutside Dart line closed for three days.

  9. Ireland’s air quality is good overall, but some problem areas have negative health impacts.

  10. The former Ireland international’s opinion on men seeking therapy being a weakness has sparked a conversation.

  11. It’s not much, but then again, it doesn’t have to be to impress tourists.

  12. The man was fatally injured, and his body has been brought to the mortuary in Cork University Hospital.

  13. Conservative MP David Davis made the comments in a debate on amendments to the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill.

  14. The court heard Michael Maughan (18) avoided three garda stinger devices and sped around the city.

  15. Halloween is fun for many, but fireworks, loud noises and bonfires can cause major distress to wild animals and household pets.

  16. The Russian leader has agreed “in principle” to resume the talks after 10 November.

  17. Politicians may come and go, but political dirty tricks are forever, writes Lise Hand.

  18. Ireland’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued an advisory about the update, as have its UK and EU-wide counterparts.

  19. Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill have arrived at a police station for interviews with the PSNI.

  20. Sources have confirmed that high level meetings have taken place between military and defence officials to decide on how to get Ireland to send troops to Bosnia.

  21. The hit show originally ran for six seasons from 2009 to 2015.

  22. The alleged assault occurred in south Dublin last year.

  23. Earlier this month, Donaldson was given a 15-year sentence for a series of historical sex offences against two women when they were children.

  24. The couple lost their children Jordan and Holly in the fire.

  25. The EC is investigating the platform for potential breaches of consumer rights.

  26. Images of the character looting, taunting, and being hosed with water cannons fooled some into thinking they were real.

  27. Council crews are currently clearing fallen leaves and debris in flood-prone areas where drainage gullies can become obstructed during heavy rain.

  28. Rebecca Goodwin, the woman mentioned in the joke, took to social media earlier this week to express her disappointment.

  29. The former Ireland international said that as a man, he views speaking to a psychologist “as a weakness”.

  30. Around 5,400 affected hairdryers were sold in Ireland last year.

  31. Digital banking might make life easier, but when an app goes down, having money in your account is no guarantee you can access it.

  32. Sinead O’Shea said she faced pressure not to voice political opinions, as she also called for activist Fergie Chambers’ release.

  33. Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan appeared before the Oireachtas Justice Committee on Tuesday to discuss the dispute.

  34. Three hours have been set aside later today for TDs to debate the removal of the triple lock for military deployment overseas.

  35. The scene has been preserved for a technical examination.

  36. There’s also a Status Yellow wind and rain warning in effect for the entire country tomorrow evening.

  37. The collision occurred at 5.15am near Lisgormin.

  38. Brian Stack’s son said it was crucial that “the state are stepping up to the plate”.

  39. Browne said affordability was “the absolute key” for houses, but would not be drawn to voice his support for house prices dropping.

  40. The charismatic Michigan Democrat has the talent to follow in Barack Obama’s footsteps.

  41. The 9 at 9: Wednesday

    An increase in money mules, global warming in danger and US-Russia talks.

  42. Australia’s Governor-General urged the country to embrace “decency” following the attack on a lawmaker.

  43. The signatories also include three Nobel literature laureates and a number of Irish writers.

  44. Global emissions must fall 18% by 2030 to achieve the ‘lowest possible’ overshoot scenario.

  45. MPs voted 330 to 178, majority 152, in favour at the third reading on Tuesday.

  46. The details were revealed today at the annual delegate conference of the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) in Trim, Co Meath.

  47. New figures released today suggest the number of young people who have been approached to act as a money mule has increased since last year.

  48. Steve Witkoff will now meet Russian president Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Wednesday.

  49. The Reds came back from two goals down to prevail against Villarreal.

  50. U2 headlined the Super Bowl back in 2002.