Headlines tonight: RTÉ on alert for cyber attack; Two-month-old baby unfortunately dies just a few weeks after the tragic death of his mother

Here are the top stories from the night from Independent.ie

RTÉ on alert for cyber attack after delivery of two suspicious packages

employees were warned that they could be targeted by scammers Sending SD cards that may contain malicious software.

Two-month-old baby unfortunately dies just a few weeks after the tragic death of his mother

Danny Naughton was the adored son of Paul Morrison and his mother Emma Naughton. who died of an illness on February 27.

Video emerges of Gardaí stalking Conor McGregor on the M50 before he is arrested for allegedly dangerous driving

Apparently a video has surfaced shows the moment Conor McGregor is being chased by Gardaí before being arrested for dangerous driving.

Big Irish gang targeted in €8m drug arrest in Spain

One of Ireland’s largest drug trafficking networks was dealt a heavy blow following the seizure of cannabis with a street value of up to 8 million euros in Spain.

‘Be careful and wear masks in crowded situations’ – Taoiseach on latest Covid wave

Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said he is feeling fine and not ill after his recent bout of Covid 19 leaving him isolated in Washington for over a week.

Woman who claims she was injured when petrol splashed in her mouth at a service station loses her claim to €60,000

A childcare worker who claimed she was injured when gas splashed in her mouth at a Maxol gas station lost a €60,000 damage claim against the company.

‘I could have been killed’ – woman violently beaten by teenagers in vicious racist attack

A young woman who was attacked by a group of teenagers in Dublin said they shouted “You don’t deserve to be here” as they hit her with a throw.

NATO leaders agree to supply hazmat suits to Ukraine amid chemical weapons concerns

NATO leaders have agreed to supply Ukraine with hazmat suits Strengthening defenses against chemical and biological weaponsafter a meeting in Brussels.

A man who posed as Garda to try to force a woman into a car is under investigation for previous identity thefts

A 33-year-old man who was Convicted earlier this month of trying to get a woman into his car in the middle of the night by pretending to be a Garda and her intimidation is also under investigation for another alleged incident in which she posed as Garda.

Joe Canning’s Hurley family business announces closure due to ash supply problems

said Canning Hurleys the persistent and growing problem of ash dieback has reduced its “supply routes”.

Former senior guard John Murphy faces jail time after pleading guilty to drug seizures worth more than €13,000

An ex-Garda superintendent faces jail time after signing a guilty plea in relation to a substantial cannabis seizure in Dublin.