Young Sherlock, Amazon Prime, March 4Just when you thought you’d seen just about every iteration of Sherlock Holmes. Mná na Léinte Gorma, TG4, March 4This engrossing new bilingual documentary charts the West Cork origins of the Blue Blouses. Featuring interviews with the Iron Ladies themselves, this is a must-watch. Picture: Netflix/Robert ViglaskyTommy Shelby — played with intimidating authority by Cillian Murphy — returns to the seedy underbelly of Birmingham in 1940 after a self-imposed exile. Daredevil: Born Again S2, Disney+, March 24Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) and Matt Murdock / Daredevil (Charlie Cox) in Marvel Television's Daredevil: Born Again on Disney+.

In correspondence with the defendants’ solicitor, Irish Rail was told the land belonged to them and that there was some negligence on the transport companies’ part. Photograph: Tom HonanThe owners of a property backing on to the northern rail line in Malahide, Co Dublin, are disputing claims that an outbuilding in their garden caused a recent embankment collapse after heavy rainfall that briefly disrupted Dart services. However, in correspondence with the defendants’ solicitor, Irish Rail was told the land belonged to them and that there was some negligence on the transport companies’ part. Dermot Francis Sheehan, barrister for Brady and Synott, told the judge his side had suggested mediation of the dispute. Irish Rail and CIÉ will be asked for instructions in relation to this proposal, the court was told.

New grants for homeowners availableAt the end of January, Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment Darragh O’Brien announced a package of new and enhanced grants for homeowners in Ireland. ​This was welcome news for homeowners across the country, with multiple supports available, ranging from first-time buyers to grants for homeowners on qualifying social welfare payments. ​From March 2, there are grants available for:​Windows and Doors. ​New and enhanced grants for homeowners on qualifying welfare payments. ​For homeowners interested in availing of these new grants, you can do so by visiting seai.ie.

Council celebrates national recognition at LAMA awardsOffaly County Council has been recognised with a significant national achievement at the LAMA All-Ireland Community & Council Awards. This highly regarded award recognises a single project that has delivered a profound and lasting positive impact at a national level. The LAMA Awards shine a national spotlight on the very best of local government in action, celebrating strong collaboration between communities and local authorities. The Tullamore Decarbonising Zone (DZ), which received a Highly Commended award, highlights how locally led climate action can deliver meaningful national impact. "This reflects how Offaly County Council is leading meaningful change through innovation, sustainability and education.

Vladimir Darida has been recalled by Czechia boss Miroslav Koubek, who like his Irish counterpart Heimir Hallgrimsson, has plenty of concerns about the availability of his players. Photo: GettyIs it any wonder that the managers of Ireland and Czechia are likely to lean on experience ahead of youthful enthusiasm with so much at stake, particularly when the plans being made by Heimir Hallgrimsson and Miroslav Koubek hang on the bulletins from their medical teams.

My parents moved into my one-bed apartment to help me through breast cancer treatment – and we actually had a great timeWhen Dubliner Caroline Kay got her diagnosis, her parents said they’d move in with her in London and take care of her during chemo. Her thanks, via an Instagram post, went viral...Caroline Kay's parents moved into her apartment with her for four months to help her as she was treated for breast cancerLiadán Hynes Today at 06:30When writer, composer and performer Caroline Kay posted a video earlier this month on her Instagram (@carolinekay117) of her parent’s four-month stay with her in London late last year during her cancer treatment, she hadn’t expected it to go viral.

The latest Walking and Cycling Index for the Dublin Metropolitan Area shows that active travel is now embedded in everyday life, with 70pc of residents walking or “wheeling” with mobility aids at least five days a week and 25pc cycling at least once weekly. These journeys are helping to cut congestion and emissions across the capital, with walking, wheeling and cycling saving an estimated 97,000 tonnes of greenhouse gases annually, equivalent to 1.21 million flights from Dublin Airport to Heathrow. Despite these high participation levels, the NTA report highlights strong appetite among residents to do more active travel if infrastructure and safety improved. “The positive results we see from the 2025 Walking and Cycling Index reports are a clear indication of the importance of our investment in active travel,” junior transport minister Seán Canney said. Welcoming the findings, Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien said sustained government investment in active travel infrastructure in recent years is contributing to “increased levels of walking and cycling in urban areas”.

Knock on effects outside of energy prices would result if the situation also gave rise to a "repricing of risk in financial markets”, he said. If the war triggered higher energy prices that would likely be inflationary, driving up prices across the economy, although an extreme spike could hit growth so badly demand stalls. “This is not an environment where I see an argument in favour of taking a bit of risk on inflation,” Philip Lane said. Despite the likelihood that higher oil prices would also weigh on the economy, such an outcome would probably be inflationary on a net basis, he said. "We don't know much so I would certainly not rush to react to any movements to energy prices," Wunsch said.

He’s off the mark in his career with St Patrick’s Athletic as Max Mata played a role in carving out a late winner for the Saints on his debut for the club. And as the forward can now have a renewed focus on his international career and a possible tilt at the World Cup finals with New Zealand, Saints boss Stephen Kenny says losing the striker for a spell in the summer would be a price worth paying for having him at the club.

The expectation is the property could fetch about €3.5m at auction. “It’s a probate sale,” says selling agent Pat Dooley of REA Pat Dooley. They’re constantly looking for more acres,” says Mr Dooley. “It’s in the village, and there’s an acre around the house,” says Mr Dooley. While the agents remain tight-lipped on the expected price, this is a property that should achieve something in the region of €3.5m (€16,000/acre).

Leinster Schools Senior Cup semi-final: St Mary’s College 17 Terenure College 10St Mary’s College produced an exceptional second-half display against Terenure College at Energia Park in Donnybrook on Tuesday to book their place in the Leinster Schools Senior Cup decider for the first time since 2008. Scorers for St Mary’s College: Tries: N Sheehan, J Kelly Cons: P Neary 2 Pens: P Neary. Scorers for Terenure College: Tries: N Fallon Cons: G Morgan Pens: G Morgan. ST MARY’S COLLEGE: J Kelly; C Maguire, C Cantwell, D Tourish, N Sheehan; P Neary, J Fogarty; T Quigley, J Christle, D Kenny; E Farrell, J Whitty (M Egan 55); E Brady, A McGauran, S Thornton (R Flaherty 55). TERENURE COLLEGE: G O’Sullivan; E Balamash, N Fallon, A Swords, S Gavin (A Smyth 55); G Morgan, T Smyth; P Kelly, L Zelman (R Balamash 55), R O’Brien; J Mooney, L McNiff; O O’Leary, A Boehm, M Smyth (R Meade 62).

Scientists are calling on an unexpected warrior in the fight against climate change – the humble hairdresser. Dr Sam Hampton, from Bath's Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations, said: 'Hairdressers build trust over months and years. 'That kind of relationship is gold when it comes to discussing climate change. 'Hairdressers don't need to become climate change experts, or force clients to take climate action,' Dr Latter added. According to the Met Office, climate change played a key role in the miserable weather.

Merz told Trump that Germany and the United States shared a desire to get rid of Iran's current regime, and said Berlin wanted to see a rapid end to the war. "This plan is not without risk, and we would also have to bear the consequences," Merz told reporters after meeting Trump. The war in Iran is politically sensitive for Merz, who faces potential backlash at home over Germany's support for the U.S.-Israeli operation. The U.S. president said he had a good relationship with Germany and Merz in particular, calling him an "excellent leader". He told reporters he thought Trump had understood the point after he showed him a map of the war-torn country.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was confirmed to have been killed after the United States and Israel launched a joint attack on Iran on Saturday. Long before the bombs fell “we knew Tehran like we know Jerusalem”, said one Israeli intelligence official. But killing Khamenei was a political decision, not simply a technological achievement, said more than half a dozen current and former Israeli intelligence officials interviewed for this story. Photograph: Majid Saeedi/GettyEven last June, in the throes of a full-blown war, Israel made no known attempts to bomb Khamenei. One of the people said it showed that the meeting with Khamenei was on schedule, with senior officials heading to the location.

Real Madrid ‘broken’ before Man City as worst fears confirmed after Kylian Mbappe injuryReal Madrid have been handed a major injury blow ahead of the Champions League round of 16 tie with Manchester City, and it gives Pep Guardiola's team a real advantageView 2 Images Real Madrid star Rodrygo has suffered a long-term knee injury (Image: Anadolu, Anadolu via Getty Images)Real Madrid are grappling with an injury crisis ahead of the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 tie against Manchester City. Ahead of the clash, Real Madrid have been dealt a significant new injury setback. The injury leaves the Spanish side lacking in forward options heading into Friday's La Liga showdown against Celta Vigo and the first leg against City. View 2 Images Kylian Mbappe is an injury doubt for Real Madrid ahead of the Champions League clash against Man City. The 18-year-old midfielder will be eligible to feature against City in the Champions League, unless injury intervenes.