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RTE - Saturday 24th October

Status Orange rain warning in place for Galway, Kerry

Keep up to date with the latest developments as Storm Boelo brings heavy rain and strong winds across the country, with the most severe impacts expected across the west coast and northern coastal counties.

Crashes 'tough for everybody,' says M50 first responder

Thousands of people are on the move this bank holiday weekend. In the final part of our road safety series, RTÉ News looks at those who deal with road crashes on a daily basis - first responders.

France to deploy 70,000 police ahead of weekend protests

France will deploy about 70,000 police nationwide as it braces for new protests after some of the worst urban violence in years erupted on the sidelines of demonstrations a week ago.

How the French riots will affect the 2027 Elysée battle

Violent protests, economist concerns of a debt crisis and an forthcoming election that could affect will affect voters and governments across Europe, Europe Editor Tony Connelly examines the precipice the Fifth Republic finds itself glaring over.

Three people arrested over Waterford attack released

Three people who were arrested in connection with an arson attack that resulted in the murder of four people in Waterford city last week, have been released without charge.

DUP leader urges party members to think 'long-term'

DUP Leader Gavin Robinson has told party members that collapsing the Northern Ireland Assembly would likely strengthen Sinn Féin.

Have public service wages kept up with inflation?

Amid pay talks between Government and union leaders, Economics and Public Affairs Editor David Murphy asks whether public service wages have kept up with inflation.

Did Steve Witkoff make any progress with Vladimir Putin?

US special envoy Steve Witkoff travelled to St Peterburg this week for his ninth meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin since February 2025. Did the former real estate developer make any progress this time towards ending the war in Ukraine?

Renowned Irish musician Dónal Lunny dies aged 79

Dónal Lunny, one of Ireland's most celebrated musicians, has died at the age of 79.

Independent - Saturday 24th October

RTÉ advertising new role of Group Finance Director

Pressure building on the EU to include Limerick’s Aughinish Alumina in Russia sanctions

EU officials are slow to sanction the plant given it supplies European industry and supports local jobs, but political pressure is building to take action

Writing a will in Ireland – here’s how to avoid the most common mistakes

Make sure those you leave behind are well looked after, with the minimum of fuss

Ask Adrian: Have I made a mistake moving all my money to Revolut?

Our technology editor answers your trickiest tech questions

Home Economics: ‘Will there be consequences if we apply for Help-to-Buy and then change our minds on buying a new house?’

Our property finance expert answers your questions

Your money questions: I am enrolled into My Future Fund. Will I have to pay into it when on maternity leave?

Also, any recommendations for a health plan to cover outpatient expenses?

Seven awkward money conversations and how to have them

Financial experts explain how to navigate uncomfortable money conversations without damaging your relationships

US medtech giant that moved here to escape US tax regime now says Ireland is worse

Medtronic warns Government new 15pc tax rate ‘disadvantages’ firms incorporated here after Donald Trump pulled the US out of the global agreement

Oil tops $115 a barrel for first time since May as Middle East clashes intensify

Journal - Saturday 24th October

A 'well-known' man is seeking an injunction in the UK - what does that mean for other countries?

London’s High Court will decide whether allegations against the man can be published at a trial due to be held later this month.

The 9 at 9: Saturday

The season of storms has started with Boelo to blow through today, Jim O’Callaghan’s claims regarding his row with solicitors and weekend travel disruption.

Police deploy in big numbers and museums shut as France braces for more protests

Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said as many as 70,000 officers will be deployed nationwide.

Best of 2026: I'm sticking my neck out again with part two of my 'most loved' cars list

In the second of a two-part series, Paddy Comyn picks the highlights from the new car market in 2026.

Status Orange warnings in six counties ahead of 'severe and damaging gusts'

Storm Boelo is blowing in.

Travelling this bank holiday weekend? There's major disruption to train and bus services

The Dublin Marathon means there’ll be road closures in the capital.

Best of the Box

Check out what we’re watching on TV this weekend.

Brazilians in Ireland set to vote in country's run-off presidential election

Voting will take place in the RDS from 8am to 5pm on Sunday.

FactCheck: Are rape trials being 'deliberately' singled out by striking legal aid solicitors?

Jim O’Callaghan made the claim earlier this week.

Irish Mirror - Saturday 24th October

Storm Boelo LIVE updates as weather warning kick in amid 'severe and damaging' gusts

Storm Boelo is set to unleash heavy rain and wind to parts of the country, with Met Éireann issuing multiple weather warnings for throughout today

Winning EuroMillions ticket traced to Irish shop as lucky punter bags life-changing €500k jackpot

The National Lottery is urging EuroMillions players to check their tickets "very carefully" as the winner is yet to come forward

Martin O'Neill to keep good vibes flowing at Celtic despite Celta loss

Celtic were beaten 2-1 by Celta Vigo on Thursday night, making it three Europa League defeats out of three for the Scottish champions

Dublin Marathon: Start time, TV channel information, road closures, bus changes and more

Thousands will descend upon Dublin for the Marathon, but it might not be such a smooth sailing kind of day, with DART and bus disruptions as well as road closures.

Ireland weather: Met Eireann issues fresh Yellow Wind warning for seven counties amid Storm Boelo

Storm Boelo is set to wreak havoc across Ireland on Saturday

Boy, 14, suffers life-changing injuries after confronting man urinating in the street

The suspect is described as "a tall, fat, bald man with a beard"

Couple's chilling last act as bear struck and they were mauled to death

Doug Inglis and Jenny Gusse were experienced enthusiasts of the outdoor life but were killed in a horror bear attack while they were camping in the wilderness

From the Premier League to Nashville: Irish goalie moving from football to follow music dream

Tadhg Ryan worked under David Wagner during Huddersfield's top-flight boom—now the former League of Ireland star is swapping his gloves for a guitar as he hopes to crack America.

M&S launches new collection with five Claudia Winkleman-inspired fashion must-haves

BBC's The Celebrity Traitors host Claudia Winkleman has showcased many stylish ensembles in series two, and M&S has just launched a huge collection of trendy pieces with hundreds of Claudia-inspired items we could easily see her wearing.