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Rugby: Béibhinn Parsons scored a hat-trick as Ireland beat South Africa 46-19 in Athlone, sealing a 2-0 series win. Munster, meanwhile, fell 15-3 to the Sharks at Thomond Park, their first home defeat to the South African side. Public Safety: A man died and another was injured after an attack at a centre housing migrants in Ireland; a critical incident was declared. Economy and Costs: Ireland recorded 5.5% quarterly GDP growth in the third quarter, the fastest in the EU, though the figure can be heavily influenced by multinational activity. National tolls are set to rise in January, including on the M50 and at the Dublin Tunnel. Politics: The Taoiseach is considering a new Government body to examine Irish unity, while a poll suggests support for Fianna Fáil has fallen. Weather: Met Éireann says an unusually early winter blast could bring snow and sleet.

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Oct. 28, 2026

Ireland pilots EV depots as grid assets in new flexibility market project

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Optivian opens UK and Ireland sales push with London and Dublin coverage

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Brit Stops opens caravan stopovers across UK and Ireland

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