RTE – NEWS
- The Traitors Ireland: Trust is a curse September 14, 2026Trust was in short supply on The Traitors Ireland on Monday night, as conflicting stories, old clues and shifting suspicions led to one of the most dramatic Round Tables yet.
- Women returned for trial over murder of man at party September 14, 2026A 63-year-old woman charged with the murder of a man following a stabbing at a house party in Dublin has been returned for trial to the Central Criminal Court.
- PSNI looking for murderer who escaped from day release September 14, 2026Police in Northern Ireland are appealing for information to help locate a prisoner convicted of murder who is "unlawfully at large" after absconding from day release.
- Macklemore dropped from Ed Sheeran's US tour September 14, 2026US rapper Macklemore has been dropped from the remaining dates of Ed Sheeran's US tour following controversy over comments he made in support of Palestine during a concert in New Jersey.
- "I nearly collapsed!" says Traitors Sam September 14, 2026After an emotional Sunday night in the castle, Sam has said that he was left reeling after one of his friends murdered him on The Traitors Ireland.
- Distilleries cautiously welcome Trump tariff announcement September 14, 2026A distillery in Co Longford has given a cautious welcome after US President Donald Trump said he will lift tariffs on imports of Irish whiskey.
- Bail for two men accused of disorder before man's death September 14, 2026Two men have been before the District Court charged in connection with a violent incident in south Dublin last month in which another man subsequently died in hospital.
- Cork council calls on Govt to release Bessborough records September 14, 2026Cork City Council has unanimously passed a motion calling on the Government to release burial records from the Bessborough Mother and Baby institution, held within the archive of the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes.
- Sisters seriously injured in M9 crash 'getting stronger' September 14, 2026Three sisters who were seriously injured in a crash in Co Kildare said they are "taking things one day at a time" and are getting stronger each day.



















