Irish Times - Wildfire risk: A Condition Orange Fire Danger Notice, in place since July 24, is likely to be extended beyond noon Wednesday, the Department of Agriculture says, citing persistent dry soils despite recent light rain. Met Éireann forecasts will guide the review. - Deportations: Six adult men convicted of offences in Ireland were removed on a chartered flight to Nigeria by the Garda National Immigration Bureau, supporting operations including Operation Moonridge targeting sex offenders and domestic violence. - Fatal Cavan crash: A child injured in Friday’s collision on the R162 at Corclare, Shercock, has died in hospital. The car’s driver, a woman in her 50s, died at the scene; others received treatment. - Missing pensioner case: Gardaí believe a Dublin pensioner missing for over a month was murdered and his body disposed of. A person of interest has been identified, one arrest made, and a property in The Liberties sealed for examination. - France wildfires: Irish residents around Bordeaux report fleeing as the Gironde blaze—the country’s largest in modern history—reignited, prompting 250,000 evacuations and a massive response of firefighters, soldiers, and volunteers. - Major drug seizure: Gardaí at Dublin Port seized about 80.5kg of cannabis, 5kg of cocaine, and €143,900 in cash (estimated drug value €1.95m). A man and woman in their 30s were charged and appeared before Dublin District Court. - Health/legal: A Co Kilkenny woman with Friedreich’s ataxia is suing the HSE over alleged delays in deciding on access to a treatment for the rare disease, saying she relies on a wheelchair and extensive daily assistance. - Education/legal: Teacher Enoch Burke won leave in the High Court to challenge a disciplinary appeals panel’s refusal to reinstate him at Wilson’s Hospital School, alleging bias and breach of fair procedures; the case also names the Education Minister and the school board. - Politics/diplomacy: Translation issues delayed German chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Dublin visit, but his frustrations over EU funding were clear during talks with Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Farmleigh. - Immigration/education: A Palestinian English teacher, accepted on a fully funded one-year TESOL master’s at UCD, says she is “dying inside” after her visa was refused; she and her family are living in a tent in Khan Younis.