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In a nail-biting finish, Leinster rugby triumphed over La Rochelle with a last-minute penalty from Harry Byrne. Despite setbacks like missed conversions and near misses, Byrne remained composed, echoing his brothers heroic moment. The match was a chaotic battle, with Leinster showcasing resilience despite injuries and yellow cards. Now on an eight-game winning streak, Leinster is proving that grit and determination can overcome adversity.

Love Island All Stars filming postponed due to wildfires in South Africa, ITV prioritizing safety. Familiar faces like Jess Harding, Millie Court, Tommy Bradley, and Helena Ford return for another chance at love. Host Maya Jama and newcomer Jack Keating join the lineup. Cast safe, awaiting updates on new premiere date.

A married couple in their forties were left traumatized after a violent car hijacking in Dublin. The attacker, Anthony Cooney, allegedly stabbed the husband and threatened the wife, demanding cash and forcing them to drive. Cooney was arrested soon after, matching the description and found with the car keys. Hes charged with robbery and assault, with more charges potentially forthcoming. The couple, too shaken to attend court, provided detailed statements supporting the CCTV evidence. Cooney was remanded in custody until Thursday for further directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Venezuelans in Ireland celebrate Maduros ouster, calling for political prisoners release. Longtime residents and political refugees share their relief and joy, with deep personal stories of suffering under Maduros regime. They hope for full democracy and a turning point in Venezuelas history.

Sinn Féins Mary Lou McDonald criticizes governments affordable housing plan, citing high prices and lack of social units at ODevaney Gardens site in Dublin. Despite discounts, she argues prices are unaffordable for most, highlighting governments failure to deliver on housing targets.

At the IRL Forum in Ashbourne, County Meath, financial advisor turned podcaster Eddie Hobbs rallied attendees to join the American MAGA movement, aiming to form a new Irish government that reduces immigration and distances itself from globalist elites. The event featured speakers like Malachy Steenson, Declan Ganley, and Sharon Keogan, who criticized immigration, non-governmental organizations, and the political establishment. Topics ranged from government policies to media influence, with some suggesting radical measures like sparking an economic crash or shutting down Dublins streets. The event comes amidst growing cross-Atlantic ties, as former White House strategist Steve Bannon quietly builds an Irish national party.

In a monumental upset, non-league Macclesfield defeated Premier League holders Crystal Palace 2-1, marking the first time in 117 years a non-league team has beaten the cup holders. Macclesfield, formed just five years ago, took the lead and held on despite Palaces late push. The victory was deeply emotional for Macclesfield, still grieving the loss of a young player, and was a testament to the power of dreams coming true from the lower leagues.

Newcastle United secured a dramatic victory over Bournemouth in the FA Cup third round, advancing to the fourth round with a seven to six penalty shootout win after a thrilling three-all draw over one hundred twenty minutes. The game saw both teams trading goals, with Newcastle striking first, Bournemouth hitting back, and Anthony Gordon leveling the score with a late penalty. Extra time brought more chaos, with Barnes scoring what looked like the winner, only for Marcus Tavernier to equalize and force penalties. In the shootout, Aaron Ramsdale became the hero, saving crucial kicks to secure the victory for Newcastle.