State Apology & Survivors’ Redress: Taoiseach Micheál Martin apologised “unreservedly” on behalf of the State to victims of paedophile Bill Kenneally, citing a “clear and serious dereliction of duty” and outlining further redress steps after a Commission of Investigation. Road Safety & Youth Policy: The Taoiseach says he’s “leaning towards” a full ban on e-scooters as TDs point to deaths and serious injuries, including the case of 14-year-old Jayden Deans. Cultural Life & Inclusion: Rewild, an Irish music festival, barred an IDF veteran from attending, framing it as a “safe, welcoming, inclusive space” for a pro-Palestinian stance. Arts & Heritage: Historic newsreel footage from the Irish Film Institute shows Dublin’s 1916 Easter Rising aftermath, preserved as part of the Irish Independence Film Collection. Community & Learning: UNESCO Learning Cities highlights youth civic skills in Limerick and beyond, linking confidence-building to community impact. Local Justice: A Dublin Airport taxi driver pleaded guilty after being caught leaving with €122,850 in undeclared cash. Sports Culture: The 154th Open Championship tees off at Royal Birkdale, with Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy among the favourites.