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- Trump hands Government a late winning goal at Doonbeg September 14, 2026Irish politics and sports often blend but nothing might replicate Donald Trump's whirlwind 28 hours of golf, diplomacy and trade at the Irish Open in Doonbeg.
- Summit of First Ministers of NI, Scotland and Wales September 14, 2026The First Ministers of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales will sign a landmark agreement today aimed at putting pressure on the UK government to hold referendums on independence.
- Swedish opposition's slight lead in election dead heat September 14, 2026Sweden's national election results showed a dead heat with a partial count by the election authority pointing to a one-seat majority for the opposition centre-left bloc.
- Ulster Unionists select candidate for Doug Beattie's seat September 14, 2026The Ulster Unionist Party has selected Kyle Savage as its candidate for next year's Assembly elections in the constituency represented by former party leader Doug Beattie.
- The Traitors Ireland: A tear-filled end to Sunday night September 13, 2026It was stomachs on the floor with the heaviest roundtable of the series so far. If you still need a moment, you're not the only one.
- Emotional Lowry hails 'unbelievable' Irish Open success September 13, 2026An emotional Shane Lowry said "this feels as big as it gets" as he routed the field at the Amgen Irish Open and ended his four-year wait for a victory.
- Trump to 'take tariffs off Irish whiskey' as visit ends September 13, 2026US President Donald Trump has used his speech at the Irish Open prizegiving ceremony in Doonbeg to announce he is to remove tariffs from Irish whiskey.
- Lowry breezes to incredible Irish Open victory in Doonbeg September 13, 2026Shane Lowry cruised to victory by a record 11 shots at the Amgen Irish Open in Doonbeg on Sunday as he lifted the title for the second time in sensational fashion.
- US politicians push AI growth amid industry warnings September 13, 2026The speaker of the US House of Representatives Mike Johnson has warned that slowing AI development could cost the United States the tech race to China.
