Top trends in Ireland — November 2026

Explore the leading observed search stories in Ireland in this period. Leading topics included Halloween, Chelsea vs Man Utd and Naples International Airport.

1 Nov 2026 – 30 Nov 2026 · UTC

Partial coverage: observations collected 1 Nov 2026 – 1 Nov 2026.

1. Halloween

   50,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 50,000+ (daily peak)

   Hobbies and Leisure · Entertainment

   • Fireworks and fancy dress at Derry's 40th Halloween festival · BBC
   • Thousands in Derry for Halloween celebrations · RTE.ie
   • A party in a pub: How a Derry bomb-scare led to ‘Europe’s largest’ Halloween celebrations · The Irish News

2. Chelsea vs Man Utd

   50,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 50,000+ (daily peak)

   Sports

   • Chelsea 2-0 Man Utd: Lisandro Martinez sees red as Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer pile pressure on Michael Carrick · Sky Sports
   • Manchester United: Are Old Trafford club really heading for a relegation scrap? · BBC
   • Carrick insists he will be in charge for visit of Roma · RTE News

3. Naples International Airport

   20,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 20,000+ (daily peak)

   Travel and Transportation · Business and Finance

4. Connacht vs Leinster

   10,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Leinster defeated Connacht 50-5 in a United Rugby Championship match (BBC).

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 10,000+ (daily peak)

   Sports

   • Cullen thrilled as much-changed Leinster run riot · RTE News
   • Connacht 5-50 Leinster: Joey Carbery stars in big United Rugby Championship win · BBC
   • Leinster overcome the elements to thrash hapless Connacht · The Irish Times

5. Miriam O'callaghan

   10,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 10,000+ (daily peak)

   Entertainment

   • Miriam O’Callaghan: ‘ There’s too much bad news about having babies’ · The Irish Times
   • TV picks: New documentary looks at the collapse of Ireland's birth rate · Irish Examiner
   • Miriam O'Callaghan: ‘All I want when I leave [this earth] is that all my children will crack open a bottle of Champagne and say, “This is what she’d want us to do”’ · Irish Independent

6. Man City vs Brighton

   10,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 10,000+ (daily peak)

   Sports

   • Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion: Premier League preview, team news, stats & head-to-head · BBC
   • Revenge sweet for Brighton as City undone at the Etihad · RTE News
   • Ayari on target as Brighton stun Manchester City to close gap on leaders · The Guardian

7. Celtic F.C.

   10,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 10,000+ (daily peak)

   Sports

   • Jota and second Celtic star should be recalled to team vs Falkirk, O'Neill has no choice · Yahoo Sports
   • Why Hasseim Hassan is taking time to settle at Celtic as £9m price-tag story set straight · The Scotsman
   • 'Hassan caused havoc for Celtic' · BBC

8. Weather Tomorrow

   10,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 10,000+ (daily peak)

   Climate

   • Another cyclone on the way? November begins with rain and dry spells on Sunday · India Today

9. Spurs vs Palace

   10,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

   Observed volume history (UTC)

   • 2026-11-01: 10,000+ (daily peak)

   Sports

   • Are De Zerbi's Spurs finding elusive consistency? · BBC
   • Tottenham 2-0 Crystal Palace: Jean-Philippe Mateta's red card sees 10-man Eagles slip into relegation zone · Sky Sports
   • Spurs ratings: Forgotten star back to his best as signing scores 9/10 · London Evening Standard

10. Thomas Hopkins Fair City

    10,000+ · Maximum observed lower bound

    Observed volume history (UTC)

    • 2026-11-01: 10,000+ (daily peak)

    Entertainment

    • Tom Hopkins, who played Fair City's Christy Phelan, has died · TheJournal.ie