The Taoiseach has said that the drawn-out tariff negotiations between the EU and US has created uncertainty that might make companies wary of investing before everything is settled. jrnl.ie/6714995

Taylor Swift has bought back her first six studio albums, after a years-long battle to own the rights to her earlier music. jrnl.ie/6719804

The former chief economist for Nasa says Ireland is uniquely placed to join the modern-day space race, and the industry is on track to be worth trillions. jrnl.ie/6717098

Ireland will likely become collateral damage in Donald Trump's efforts to put America first - but it's nothing personal. I spoke to his former chief of staff Mick Mulvaney about what the US president's thinking was behind the trade war. jrnl.ie/6715954

A woman who live-streamed Kneecap's Glastonbury set to millions on TikTok said people "had a right to see" it, and accused the BBC of censorship. jrnl.ie/6748037

Billionaire Denis O'Brien is among the people ex-hurling star DJ Carey pleaded guilty to fraudulently inducing to pay him money for cancer treatment. jrnl.ie/6750042

"DJ came up and introduced himself … he was always a nice guy." Jeff Howes first met DJ Carey in 1999. Yesterday, Carey pleaded guilty to defrauding him. In his first interview since the plea, Howes says he hopes his old friend can "sort himself out". jrnl.ie/6752151

I spoke to people in Arab areas of Israel about what it's like being so exposed to rocket fire, while their Jewish neighbours have access to bomb shelters. jrnl.ie/6750501

Gardaí investigating social media scammer after hundreds conned by bogus Electric Picnic tickets thejournal.ie/garda-investig…

Joanna Donnelly hopes to be an "alternative" candidate for the public when they go to the polls next month. Read my sit-down interview with the presidential hopeful. jrnl.ie/6806323

After a tough summer, the President of the European Commission will make the annual State of the Union speech tomorrow. So why is Ursula von der Leyen under so much pressure? Here's what I heard in Strasbourg. jrnl.ie/6812012

The reviews are in, and Irish MEPs had mixed feelings about Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union speech. jrnl.ie/6812685

Politicians in Europe have passed a resolution to “combat famine” in Gaza and work towards a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine. The vote came after much debate over the wording of the resolution, which divided MEPs. jrnl.ie/6813880

Another so called citizen journalist identifying a child complainant in a serious sexual assault case, they’ve stripped a ten year old of their right to anonymity. Using a child victim for their racist grift is the lowest of the low

The home of the O'Donovan family is being used as a polling station in Coolmoyne, Co Tipperary. Around 250 people are eligible to vote there and after they will be treated to a cup of tea, a slice of apple or rhubarb tart, or a scone | More: rte.ie/b/1540324

Gardaí called as Mary Lou McDonald and canvassers threatened on Dublin street (via TheJournal.ie) with ⁦Mairead Maguire⁩ ⁦Diarmuid Pepper⁩ & ⁦Jane Matthews⁩ jrnl.ie/6854705

The government parties will have to humble themselves after a shambles of a presidential election, Fianna Fáil TD Pádraig O'Sullivan has said. jrnl.ie/6855731

Irish shopfronts, Celtic symbols and the tri-colour were among 26-year-old Anna Cassidy's inspirations for Catherine Connolly's campaign. jrnl.ie/6853384

Myself and Diarmuid Pepper caught up with some of the would-be presidential candidates to find out what they made of the campaigns and ask what changes they'd like to see to the process last time around. jrnl.ie/6851324

'It's utterly flabbergasting how they think a data centre is appropriate for a small village like Kilmeaden' Residents of Kilmeaden, Co Waterford, say plans to build a multi-billion-euro technology park jeapardise their quiet, scenic village. jrnl.ie/6858003