
- Aug 28
Waterford beat St Patrick's Athletic 2-0 as Bohemians defeat Sligo Rovers 3-0
Waterford won 2-0 away to title-chasing St Patrick's Athletic, while Bohemians defeated Sligo Rovers 3-0 at Dalymount Park to move level on 50 points in second place.

- Aug 28
Casandra Alexander shoots second-round 66 to build five-shot lead at Women's Irish Open
South Africa's Casandra Alexander carded two eagles on Friday to reach 15 under par at the K Club, moving five strokes clear of Sara Kouskova and Brianna Navarrosa as six Irish players made the cut.

- Aug 22
Munster and Leinster secure Women's Interprovincial final berths with decisive victories
Munster defeated Connacht 47-12 in Galway while Leinster beat Ulster 75-5 in Belfast on Saturday, setting up a fourth consecutive Women's Interprovincial Championship final between the two provinces.
- Aug 20
Mark Zuckerberg Buys 440-Acre Strancally Castle in Ireland for Estimated €20M to €30M
Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have acquired Strancally Castle in County Waterford, expanding their real estate holdings to southeastern Ireland.

- Aug 18
Eighteen contestants open 2026 Rose of Tralee festival in Kerry ahead of final crowning
Presenters Dáithí Ó Sé and Kathryn Thomas hosted the first 18 of 32 participants at the MTU Sports Academy Dome in Kerry on Monday night, with the remaining 14 set to appear on Tuesday.
- Jul 24
Irish solicitors' strike over flat legal aid fee disrupts courts as minister agrees to meet Law Society but refuses to reverse reforms
Criminal cases across Ireland have been adjourned as solicitors withdraw services over a new €520 flat fee per legal aid case, while Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan agrees to meet the Law Society but insists he will not reverse the 1 July reforms.

- Jul 21
RTÉ crime drama Kin to return for third series in 2027 after four-year hiatus
The Dublin gangster drama, off air since 2023 due to Bron Studios' bankruptcy, will begin shooting in the coming weeks with the BBC joining as a new financial partner.
