Here’s What Happened Today: Thursday
Pair found guilty of Sliabh Liag murder, Ireland and Britain may jointly invest in offshore wind projects, and Pope releases audio message from hospital
Two people found guilty of murdering man (66) whose body was thrown over Sliabh Liag cliffs
Alan Vial and Nikita Burns had pleaded not guilty to Robert Wilkin’s murder.
Ireland and UK may invest in future joint-energy projects following summit talks
Leaders this morning agreed to also take a common approach to potential US tariffs, due to the Windsor agreement.
Six Nations: Ireland team announced ahead of Saturday’s crunch tie against France
A win would set Ireland up for a Grand Slam.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
An EU summit, Trump warns Hamas, and Uisce Éireann customers missing out on compensation…
EU leaders and Zelenskyy gather in Brussels for ‘five minutes to midnight’ summit
The meeting – announced on 23 February – has taken on an increased significance in the wake of Donald Trump’s decisions on Ukraine in recent days.
Katie McCabe, Oasis and ‘Guinness diplomacy’: Martin and Starmer open first Ireland-UK summit
Both leaders welcomed a fresh start to Irish-UK relations in Liverpool tonight.
Thousands miss out on compensation from Irish Water complaints process
Irish Water initially refused to say how many customers got compensation, saying it ‘could lead to an increase in the number of complaints’.
