Good Morning
The 9 at 9
Twenty-five men are taking fresh civil cases against Michael Shine, The Journal accompanied the two remaining president candidates on the campaign trail and Israel carried out overnight strikes on Lebanon.
Surrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Fianna Fáil once again aggrieved that their actions have consequences
Carl Kinsella
Humble Pie
'Fianna Fáilers have no one to vote for': Martin could be met with more angry faces at annual dinner
The party faithful are set to gather for an annual dinner in Dublin tonight.
BALANCING ACT
Opinion: Between lifting the cap and new Derry flights, is Darragh O'Brien minister for climate, or just transport?
Dr Catherine Conlon
on the trail
Humphreys denies lack of momentum as Connolly scores easy points with viral clips
Connolly’s campaign team are confident, but saying that now is not the time to be complacent.
From The 42
reds rising
Deposed champions Shelbourne delay Shamrock Rovers title party
Kerr McInroy scored the only goal of the game to give Reds’ European hopes major boost.
The 42
reports from Tallaght Stadium
niall donald
Jim Gavin has repaid his former tenant the €3,300 that ended his presidential campaign
The money was received this afternoon, The Journal has confirmed.
Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Shaking Things Up
Big changes are afoot at RTÉ Radio 1 - here's what the new weekday schedule will look like
Presenters have been reshuffled, time slots have been extended and a new evening sports show is on the way.
Truce
Israeli army says Gaza ceasefire is now in effect as thousands of Palestinians head North
The ceasefire came into effect at 12pm (10am Irish time).
Shake Up
Talk to Kieran Cuddihy! RTÉ confirms Newstalk presenter as new Liveline host
Joe Duffy has said that Cuddihy is a “great choice”.
Good Morning
The 9 at 9
Kieran Cuddihy is moving to RTÉ, Netanyahu has signed a hostage deal and a federal judge has temporarily stopped the deployment of the National Guard to Chicago.
forecast
Budget will mean lower household income with worse in store for poorer families, says ESRI
The withdrawal of temporary cost-of-living measures has been cited as a key factor in the ESRI analysis.
The Morning Lead
Here are the vacant and derelict buildings around Ireland that councils asked to CPO in September
Four of the properties were in Limerick, which has been leading national efforts to tackle dereliction.
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