Indigenous protesters, frustrated by ongoing forest development, forcefully entered the COP30 climate summit, leading to confrontations with security personnel.
President-elect Catherine Connolly arrived at Dublin Castle for her inauguration, an event documented by several reporters, including Bryan O'Brien.
Naomi O'Leary recounts how President Michael D. Higgins challenged the traditionally non-political expectations of his office during his 14-year tenure.
"President Michael D Higgins made his final scheduled public appearance at a Remembrance Sunday service in Patrick's Cathedral."
Ivan Yates, in a radio interview with David McCullagh, stated he did not violate any rules in the controversy involving Jim Gavin's media coaching.
Cliff Taylor analyzed a Department of Finance report highlighting concerns that Ireland's younger generation might face increased tax burdens in the future.
Amid the Fianna Fáil coaching controversy, a leading political communications trainer challenged our reporter Harry McGee to test his skills.
TD Richard Boyd-Barrett, speaking in the Dáil for the first time after his cancer treatment, advocated for increased investment in linear accelerators.
Recent footage captured flooding in Bantry, showing the local impact of adverse weather conditions.
Author's summary: Indigenous protests at COP30 highlight environmental tensions, while political figures reflect on leadership, controversies, and public health needs in Ireland.