Kilkee residents and visitors are taking their battle against a controversial wastewater plant to the Supreme Court, after losing a costly High Court challenge. The proposed facility, near the iconic Cliff Walk, faces fierce opposition over fears it’s not true treatment—just a “slurry tank” that pumps untreated sludge into the sea. Campaigners, who raised nearly $100,000 via GoFundMe, accuse Uisce Éireann of contempt, calling the project a threat to public health and local waters, especially a nearby stream used by children. With legal costs potentially doubling if they lose, they’re fighting as underdogs against a powerful state entity, demanding a proper tertiary treatment plant built for Kilkee’s real summer population—not inflated projections.

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DATQIDEXCEL just dropped his seventh single “Gimme That” — a funky, Pharrell-meets-Jay-Z banger that proves this 21-year-old Limerick native’s sound is leveling up. Already commanding crowds at Dolans and Roisín Dubh, he’s bringing that same energy live this Sunday at Treaty City Brewery for Féile Na Gréine. Inspired by his mom and hip hop legends like Jay-Z and Kanye, he’s been grinding since 16 — and you can catch his vibe everywhere from Spotify to YouTube. Don’t sleep on this rising star.

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Twenty-three-year-old Manchester United goalkeeper Dermot Mee made history at Croke Park, saving a penalty in a shootout win against Leeds — and doing it on the very pitch where his mother once played camogie. With deep Irish roots tying him to Limerick, Wexford, Galway, and Tyrone, Mee felt the emotional weight of stepping onto that hallowed ground, especially as he watched the All-Ireland Hurling Final between two teams connected to his family. He credits his GAA upbringing — kicking, catching, and playing with his mom and grandparents — for shaping his unique goalkeeping style, blending football and Gaelic tradition into one unforgettable moment.

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Entain’s first-half results are flying high, with a 5% jump in net gaming revenue—beating expectations—driven by explosive online growth, especially in the UK and Australia. Despite shuttering physical shops in Ireland and Northern Ireland, UK and Ireland revenue rose 8%, thanks to a 13% surge in online betting. The World Cup fueled new users and BetBuilder adoption, boosting sports betting revenue 11%. Underlying earnings hit £479 million, a 2% dip from last year but still ahead of forecasts. CEO Stella David is thrilled, citing strong player engagement and a clear path to sustained growth amid evolving regulations.

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The League of Ireland title race is white-hot, with Shamrock Rovers still leading—but St. Pat’s and Bohemians are refusing to back down, turning grit into momentum and fan energy into pressure. Every point matters as the gap narrows, and with three teams locked in a fierce battle, the trophy’s final destination is anyone’s guess.

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Hundred of students sue the Department for Education over unfair teacher training bursary rules, threatening judicial review. Meanwhile, Jimmy Cricket’s funeral was held with his son Father Frankie Mulgrew cracking a joke about his dad’s “stage deaths.” A Moldovan ex-policeman admits to smuggling people into the UK and faces deportation. A petrol bomb attack left a Belfast home ablaze overnight. And a man sentenced to nine months after threatening to kill his girlfriend with a “zombie knife” — who also warned police to wear stab vests.

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A woman in her early 30s was found dead in her Limerick apartment early Friday, sparking a full-scale investigation as authorities treat the death as suspicious. The scene has been sealed off for forensic analysis, with gardaí combing through CCTV, conducting door-to-door interviews, and urging anyone with dashcam footage from Thursday night or Friday morning to come forward. Shockwaves ripple through the community, especially since the building sits near the local police station. A post-mortem at University Hospital Limerick is set to reveal critical clues, while detectives remain focused on piecing together the hours before discovery — all while promising updates as the probe unfolds.

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After the World Cup fireworks, chaos and consequences follow: Argentina’s Leandro Paredes (10 games, €70K fine), Nahuel Molina (7 games, €70K), and Thiago Almada (1 game, €25.7K) face bans for post-final scuffles. Argentina’s federation takes a €275K hit for a Falklands banner and discriminatory fan behavior, plus forced half-capacity home games. Spain’s Gavi gets a 1-game ban and €25.7K fine too. Even coach Roberto Ayala gets 3 games and €25.7K. FIFA’s message? Celebrations don’t excuse rule-breaking — everyone’s accountable.

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