Historic Murder Appeal: Gardaí have renewed their appeal over the 1987 murder of Antoinette Smith, missing after a Slane concert and later found in Co Wicklow, urging anyone with “any piece of information” to come forward. Killarney Homicide Manhunt: Police are investigating the death of 43-year-old Jamey Carney in Killarney as a homicide, with a suspect believed to have fled Ireland and an international search under way. Drugs Policy Clash: Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon attacks Tánaiste Simon Harris over the drugs decriminalisation stance, calling it “cowardice” and “politics of the lowest form.” Legal Aid Crisis: A High Court challenge over the new legal aid flat-fee model has led to bail for an unrepresented Dublin woman, as TDs warn the criminal legal system is sliding into chaos. Local News Funding Push: Local Ireland and NewsBrands tell Oireachtas members local publishers need more state advertising support and tougher rules to make tech platforms pay for content used in AI. Enterprise Jobs Shock: Ireland’s Department says it has been notified of proposed collective redundancies at Microsoft’s Irish operations, with at least 60 jobs potentially at risk. EU Sanctions Narrowing: Ireland’s EU presidency is backing a tighter proposal to restrict entry bans for former Russian military personnel to short-stay visas tied to direct hostilities in Ukraine. Agriculture Rule Change: The TB requirements for donor cows have been updated, adding a lifetime herd-health status condition that could affect domestic trade eligibility. Fish Kill Probe: Inland Fisheries Ireland has launched investigations after several hundred juvenile bream were found dead at Curraghalicky Lake, with other Cork and Kerry pollution probes also active. Tech & Trust: An EU commissioner says companies can stop physical game discs and offer services as they see fit, as debate continues over consumer rights and access.