World Trade Center attack 25 years on; and Gerry Hutch’s son charged following extradition

SubscribeEarly Edition PodcastListen onAcast(Opens in new window)Apple(Opens in new window)Spotify(Opens in new window)World Trade Centre attack 25 years on; and ‘the Monk’ son charged following extradition Listen | 11:02Smoke rises from the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings, seen from the west with the Woolworth Building in the distance, in Manhattan on September 11, 2001. Photograph: Ting-Li Wang/The New York Times Andrew McNairFri Sept 11 2026 - 06:58The attacks of September 11 were perpetrated 25 years ago today, ushering a new era in which our correspondent Denis Staunton reflects. The European Union’s foreign policy chief has told The Irish Times sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank would be justified. The son of Gerry Hutch, Jason Murphy, has appeared in court charged in connection with organised crime following his extradition from Lanzarote. Online retail giant Amazon was asked to take down dozens of listings selling anti-parasitic medicines, some of which are only allowed for use in animals in Ireland.Health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has told The Irish Times she worried about taking the role because of a medical injury her son had at birth. Andrew McNairAndrew McNair is an audio producer at The Irish TimesOpens in new windowJennifer Carroll MacNeillUnited StatesEUGerry HutchLATEST STORIES9/11: Could its disastrous legacy have been avoided? Listen | 22:01World Trade Center attack 25 years on; and Gerry Hutch’s son charged following extradition Listen | 11:02Martyn TurnerJD Vance pitches himself as Trump’s political heir at Republican midterm conventionMy funny Irish-American mother would be appalled by the things done in her name since 9/11OUR PODCASTSIn the News Podcast9/11: Could its disastrous legacy have been avoided? Listen | 22:01Inside Politics Podcast‘Disruptive’ Jack Chambers talks tough on HSE overspending and budget negotiationsListen | 48:14The Women's Podcast‘The Big Four wha?’ Justine Megan on navigating class, accents and leaving law for comedy Listen | 65:13Inside Business PodcastFrom kitchen counter to supermarket shelves, the rise of Ballymaloe FoodsListen | 38:36Ross O'Carroll-KellyAt the end of the summer, just like the rest of you, I’m sick of the sight of my childrenListen | 06:38The Counter Ruck PodcastAs Leo Cullen prepares for his final season in charge, why haven’t Leinster strengthened?Listen | 33:55IN THIS SECTIONWorld Trade Center attack 25 years on; and Gerry Hutch’s son charged following extradition Listen | 11:02Four HSE regions to lose powers, 9/11, and The Grand Tour rebootListen | 08:48Morning podcast: Clamping reform for Dublin city, hospital incomes, and an IRFU hotelListen | 10:44Rise in child poverty; Ireland’s most prosperous town; and the Irish unity debateListen | 10:50Germany’s AfD win regional elections; data centre energy use; the fall of rural Irish pubsListen | 08:31MOST READRory McIlroy says Donald Trump’s presence at Irish Open ‘can only be a good thing’Gerry Hutch’s son remanded in custody charged with serious organised crime offencesSnail’s pace at the Irish Open as Rory McIlroy’s round takes six hours and six minutesFF Senator paid €16,700 in travel expenses while sick at home for eight monthsSaoirse Ronan walks red carpet in Venice for premiere of her directorial debutLATEST STORIES9/11: Could its disastrous legacy have been avoided? Martyn TurnerJD Vance pitches himself as Trump’s political heir at Republican midterm conventionMy funny Irish-American mother would be appalled by the things done in her name since 9/11‘Be curious, ask questions’: Industry professionals advise graduates on how to approach a new career Understanding office politics: Personality clashes, power dynamics and unwritten workplace rulesIreland’s interns: how to turn a three-month stint into a long-term careerChurch services