RTE – NEWS
- GAA rejects misogyny accusations after McAleese quits September 9, 2026GAA director general Tom Ryan has rejected accusations of misogyny "in the strongest possible terms" after it was revealed the integration of Gaelic games' three bodies will not happen in 2027.
- UK given 30 days to close its consulate in East Jerusalem September 9, 2026Israel has told the United Kingdom that it must close its consulate in East Jerusalem within 30 days, two Israeli officials and two sources familiar with the matter said.
- Amazon announces 200 new jobs for Dublin, pay hike September 9, 2026Online retail giant Amazon has started recruiting for 200 new jobs at its operations sites in Dublin which include its main distribution warehouse in Baldonnel, as well as two delivery stations in Rathcoole and Ballycoolin.
- Fines on X 'have to be big' over age assurance concerns September 9, 2026The Children's Rights Alliance has said fines imposed on social media platform X "will have to be big" after Coimisiún na Meán opened an investigation amid its concerns over its age assurance measures and parental controls.
- Russian strike on Ukraine-Moldova border kills two September 9, 2026Two civilians were killed in a Russian drone strike at a checkpoint on Ukraine's border with Moldova, the regional governor said.
- SF parliamentary team to meet before new Dáil term September 9, 2026Sinn Féin's parliamentary team will meet in Dublin today to finalise its priorities for the new Dáil term.
- Call for mediator to help resolve legal aid dispute September 9, 2026The president of the Law Society has called for an independent mediator to be appointed to help resolve the dispute over the new criminal legal aid scheme.
- PSNI 'failed' woman over claim against Jonathan Creswell September 9, 2026Police who investigated a suspected killer for indecent exposure, years before he was accused of murdering a young woman, ran an "inadequate" investigation, a report has found.
- King Harald V of Norway due to be laid to rest September 9, 2026King Harald V of Norway is due to be laid to rest, in a series of ceremonies marking the culmination of 13 days of national mourning following his death at the age of 89.



















