# now what
This month
May 2023
# now what
'Nothing feels authentic': Why is Ireland flatlining at Eurovision and what needs to happen?
Ireland’s dark decade continued last night – so how can we turn things around for next year?
Last year
2022
# now what
Truss has quit - so what happens now and who might take over?
Rishi Sunak? Penny Mordaunt? … Boris Johnson?
All time
# now what
Gardaí planning operation to bring Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch back to Ireland
Hutch was arrested by Spanish police in an operation on the Costa Del Sol in August.
Hutch was arrested by Spanish police in an operation on the Costa Del Sol in August.
Gardaí want to charge him in connection with the Regency Hotel attack in which David Byrne was murdered.
# now what
Large asteroid to pass by Earth next week
There is no threat of a collision with our planet now or for centuries to come, Nasa said.
# wtf moment
If the exit polls are borne out, government formation talks are going to be a bit of nightmare
So… Now what?
# now what
Election results bring Irish unity and Scottish independence back to the fore
After an SNP surge and a DUP collapse, what happens now?
# now what
Explainer: How likely is an early election in the UK and when is it likely to happen?
Will he? Won’t he?
# Explainer
Grassroots Tories will have a huge role to play in choosing their next leader - here's how the contest works
Following Theresa May’s departure, how will the Conservative Party choose its leader?
# new talks
Fresh talks hope to revive power-sharing ... but marriage equality remains a major stumbling block
Sinn Féin has called on the UK and Irish governments to step in and take the reins if the new round of talks fail.
# now what
UK govt: Tariffs 'will not apply' to goods crossing border from Ireland in no-deal scenario
Border inspection posts would be needed to inspect animal products coming from outside the EU.
# now what
Water charges: You get to keep the conservation grant, but 'excessive use' charges on the way
Water usage will be monitored from 2018, with bills arriving in 2019 for those that waste water.
# shave and a haircut
Greece has met its new finance minister as the ECB hits the country where it hurts
The European Central Bank raised the haircuts on its Emergency Liquidity Assistance to Greece this evening.
# now what?
Opinion: '09 will never be forgotten, but it's about time we moved on
The sacking of Declan Kidney paves the way for the IRFU to restructure its coaching hierarchy.
