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- Drone shot down by NATO fighter jets over Lithuania September 15, 2026NATO fighter jets shot down a drone over Lithuania, the Baltic state's president said today, in the latest security incident on the alliance's eastern flank during Russia's war with Ukraine.
- 12 Irish Revolut customers impacted by data breach September 15, 2026Fintech company Revolut said it had identified a group of about 680 customers that have been impacted by a recent data breach, including 12 in Ireland.
- The Winchester: journey of a pump-action shotgun reveals failings September 15, 2026For 13 years, garda management did not know the shotgun was missing; the discovery was only made when gardaí seized the gun in August 2023 and discovered it had been seized before.
- As forecourt prices rise, can Govt hike fuel taxes? September 15, 2026Oil prices are now more than 50% higher than they were in July when the prospect of a resolution to the Iran conflict did not seem as distant as it does today.
- What to expect at the National Ploughing Championships September 15, 2026Up to 80,000 people are expected to attend the opening day of this year's National Ploughing Championships (NPC) in Screggan, Co Offaly today.
- 80,000 expected at opening day of Ploughing Championships September 15, 2026Up to 80,000 people are expected to attend the opening day of this year's National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, Co Offaly.
- Widow's Bay breaks comedy Emmy record with 14 wins September 15, 2026Apple TV horror-comedy Widow's Bay has made Emmy history after winning 14 awards across this year's ceremonies, the most ever for a comedy series in a single season.
- Prince Harry's children move school over security concern September 15, 2026The children of Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan are to swap schools after just two days because of concerns over the security of transporting them, the couple's spokesperson said.
- UK inquiry into Lucy Letby murders to be published September 15, 2026A UK public inquiry into Lucy Letby's murder of seven newborn babies was due to publish its final report amid growing questions about whether the former British nurse's convictions were based on flawed medical evidence.
