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- 43 people, including 3 children, deported to Georgia September 20, 2026Forty-three Georgian nationals have been removed from Ireland on foot of Immigration Orders from Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan, according to gardaí.
- Ukraine GAA club compete in first European competition September 20, 2026The founder of a GAA club in Kyiv in Ukraine has described how the worsening situation with Russian attacks on the capital city is impacting on life there and on the recently formed club.
- One person still in hospital after prison overdoses September 20, 2026The Irish Prison Service said that one person from the Midlands Prison remains in hospital following a series of overdoses on Friday.
- Merz laments vote 'disaster' as AfD surges in elections September 20, 2026The German Chancellor is in a fight for his political life tonight as exit polls suggest his party has performed very badly in two more state elections.
- Drone reported near plane descending in Dublin Airport September 20, 2026A suspected drone was reported flying very close to a plane descending into Dublin Airport last night.
- Govt to remove environmental screening for developments September 20, 2026The Government is expected to remove the need for environmental assessments for housing developments of up to 250 units by the end of the month in a bid to speed up house building.
- Iran and US trade threats amid escalation of regional war September 20, 2026Iran and the United States exchanged new threats, with US President Donald Trump warning Iran would fail economically or face its leadership being wiped out if it did not make a deal, and the Iranian military saying it would retaliate harshly to any fresh attack.
- Teenagers set to receive €100 culture voucher in Budget September 20, 2026The Government is planning to give a free €100 voucher to all 16-year-olds to spend on arts, cultural and music venues next year.
- Opposition calls for answers on whistleblower allegations September 20, 2026Opposition politicians have renewed their calls for both the former justice minister Helen McEntee and current Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan to answer questions before the Dáil on the handling of allegations by garda whistleblowers.
