Good morning â hereâs your Irish news briefing by source.
IRISH TIMES - Donegal crash: Two men (20s and 30s) died and four others were injured in a two-vehicle collision on the N15 at Birchhill, Co Donegal, shortly after 2pm Saturday. - Palestine march: A large Dublin demonstration called for enactment of the Occupied Territories Bill, sanctions on Israel, and a boycott of an FAI match; march ran from the Garden of Remembrance to Leinster House. - Garda Memorial Day: A medal was presented to the family of Garda Kevin Flatley, who died on duty; the ceremony at Dublin Castle honoured 90 gardaĂ killed in the line of duty. - Airport drug seizure: Mohammed Islam (26), a computer science student, was charged after customs at Dublin Airport allegedly found âŹ500,000 worth of cannabis; he claimed he thought he was carrying phones and watches. - Artane death: A man in his 60s was arrested after a man in his 30s was found dead at a house on Brookwood Heights, Dublin; the scene is preserved for forensic examination. - Galway capsize: The body of a 30-year-old man was recovered after a boat with three men capsized north of St Macdaraâs Island; two others made it safely to shore. - Henry Street incident: A man in his 30s died after being detained by security over an alleged shoplifting incident; an elderly man (80s) was injured during the suspectâs attempted escape. - Tusla care case: A 14-year-old in care assembled a fake âsawn-off shotgunâ from household items, frightening staff; a Guardian ad Litem raised concerns in court. - CHI dispute delay: A High Court judge asked the Departments of Health and Public Expenditure to explain why a mediated employment settlement involving CHI manager Anita Little has not been approved nearly three months on. - Temple Bar retail squeeze: Independent fashion store Indigo & Cloth received notice to vacate, sparking concern about rising hotel conversions and the loss of small retailers in Dublin city centre.
IRISH INDEPENDENT - Henry Street reaction: Locals described as âshockingâ the death of a man (30s) after an alleged theft attempt at Arnotts; an 80s man was also injured; gardaĂ cordoned off the area. - Donegal crash: Two men (20s, 30s) died and four were injured on the N15 at Birchhill; remains taken to Letterkenny University Hospital for post-mortems; road closed for forensic examination. - Food spending shift: Mayo butcher SeĂĄn Kelly reports lamb and roast beef sales falling as households opt for cheaper meats and convenience cooking. - Golf â PGA Championship: Rory McIlroy sits three shots behind leader Alex Smalley after day three; Shane Lowry and PĂĄdraig Harrington also in action. - Entertainment: Comedian Vittorio Angelone discusses his viral on-air clash with Penny Mordaunt, views on cancel culture, therapy, and support for a united Ireland. - Hurling â Munster SHC: Clare 1-25 Tipperary 0-17; Tippâs title defence on the brink as Clare secure All-Ireland series progression and a fourth straight win in Thurles. - Profile: Cornucopia co-founder Deirdre McCafferty marks the vegan restaurantâs 40th anniversary and reflects on founding the Dublin stalwart with her late husband. - Health column: Prof Luke OâNeill says peptides can aid weight loss and muscle strength but warns against unregulated use; cites Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro. - Legal explainer: Enduring powers of attorney and advanced healthcare directives highlighted in the âYou Know Meâ campaign to encourage advance planning. - Courts: Car wash owner Ismail Tamar (42) received a suspended sentence and community service for assaults in a parking-row fracas, during which he shouted âI am tiger.â