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- What is in the 14-point draft of the US-Iran deal? June 17, 2026The United States has so far not released the full text of the interim US-Iran agreement to halt the war in Iran and open the Strait of Hormuz.
- Playing tennis heavy hitters 'surreal', says Dubliner June 17, 2026Ireland's Conor Gannon has said playing against some of the biggest names in Tennis has been "surreal", following his defeat in the Dubliner Challenger event to former World Number 3 Grigor Dimitrov.
- World Cup 2026: Portugal v DR Congo updates June 17, 2026Fancied by some, Portugal kick off their campaign against DR Congo in Houston.
- Families call for full inquiry into Creeslough tragedy June 17, 2026The families of the 10 people who died in the Creeslough tragedy say they've been failed by the Government, and are demanding a public inquiry into the incident.
- All you need to know: Ireland's World Cup play-off draw June 17, 2026The draw for the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup play-off semi-finals and final takes place in Nyon, Switzerland on Thursday morning, 11am Irish time. Here's all you need to know.
- End alumina exports to Russia - Belarus opposition leader June 17, 2026The leader of the exiled Belarusian opposition Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya has urged the EU to end alumina exports to Russia.
- 'A leader' - Tributes to cyclist, 16, killed in crash June 17, 2026The cyclist who died in Waterford has been named as Shane O'Brien, who had represented Ireland on the international stage.
- Decision on Enoch Burke inquiry to be delivered on Friday June 17, 2026A decision will be delivered on Friday in an application by Enoch Burke to recuse the Chair and the panel put in place to consider allegations of professional misconduct against him.
- Women in Donaldson case 'not reliable enough', jury told June 17, 2026The jury in the trial of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has been told that two women who have alleged that he sexually abused them while they were children are not sufficiently reliable for them to reach a guilty verdict.
