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- Brothers in marathon challenge receive letter from prince May 10, 2026Two brothers taking part in a marathon challenge across Ireland for dementia research have received a letter from the Prince of Wales.
- First passengers evacuated from virus-hit cruise ship May 10, 2026Follow live updates as Spanish authorities begin the evacuation of a cruise ship which was hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak.
- Irish names in the mix at tonight's BAFTA TV Awards May 10, 2026Graham Norton and Philippa Dunne are among the Irish nominees at tonight's BAFTA Television Awards, where Adolescence leads the field.
- Irish passengers expected to disembark ship today May 10, 2026Spain has begun the evacuation process of passengers from the hantavirus-hit cruise ship anchored near Tenerife with health officials boarding the boat to conduct a final check and begin disembarking passengers, Spain's health ministry has said.
- What does the Trump-Xi summit mean for the rest of us? May 10, 2026It's worth paying close attention when the leaders of the two most powerful countries on the planet meet next week. Because what China's Xi Jinping and America's Donald Trump decide in Beijing could have major implications for us all, writes Yvonne Murray.
- Court's ruling on Legacy Act could prove to be moot point May 10, 2026Victims' campaigners in Northern Ireland suffered a blow this week when the UK Supreme Court ruled in favour of the British government in a major case that will impact on how the legacy of the Troubles is dealt with.
- Tesla in talks with Irish Govt on self-driving approval May 10, 2026Tesla is hoping to roll out its "full self-driving" software in the EU as early as this summer, with talks under way with the Irish Government among other nations. The company has said FSD approval in Europe is crucial to increasing sales in the region, which fell 27% last year.
- Burren biodiversity project rolled out across 15 counties May 10, 2026A biodiversity project in the Burren, Co Clare, that encourages landowners to make space for nature has been rolled out 5,000 times across 15 counties.
- Hire Power: The odd tactics firm are using to find staff May 10, 2026Finding the best workers for a job has always been a challenge, but some firms are going to increasingly convoluted, complicated and - sometimes, strange - lengths to hire staff, writes Adam Maguire.
