Online Health & Justice: Ten Irish cancer patients paid €30,000–€50,000 for unauthorised treatments advertised on Facebook and Instagram, after Innovita Life Ltd and directors Brendan Murphy and Adas Darinskas entered guilty pleas in Dublin District Court. Local Governance: Dublin city councillors have launched a High Court challenge against the State to rename Herzog Park in Rathgar and Diamond Park in Dublin 1, arguing legislation blocking local naming powers has left them stuck. Crime Crackdown: Gardaí seized 11 military-grade firearms (including machine guns) and drugs worth over €700,000 in raids in Laois and Kildare, arresting two men for a Polish-led “violence as a service” operation. High-Profile Murder Probe: A man believed to be Jamey Carney’s boyfriend, Ahmad Al-Saqar, has been arrested in Jordan after fleeing Ireland following the Killarney murder. EU Politics: EU countries remain split over a trade ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements, with Ireland pushing for an import ban while Germany and Italy block the plan. Weather & Water: Met Éireann warns of continued hot conditions and a growing risk of hosepipe restrictions, with conservation urged as demand rises. Sports (Ireland): Mayo stormed into the All-Ireland SFC final after beating Louth, setting up a showdown with Kerry.