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About Ertessi
A short evening briefing on the essentials of tomorrow, in your city and the world. For people who like to have it sorted.
What we look out for.
From the practical to the pleasurable, from the city to the wider world: a glimpse of what a briefing can hold. Each day brings its own mix.
Dublin
- The forecastPlus any weather warnings.
- Transport and closuresRoadworks, disruption and strikes.
- What is onConcerts, exhibitions and festivals.
- MatchesRugby, football, GAA and more.
- City noticesCouncil and civic news that matters.
The world
- Economic decisionsCentral banks and key data releases.
- TournamentsFrom F1 to the Champions League.
- LaunchesTech and AI, space and science.
- CulturePremieres, awards and big openings.
- PoliticsElections, summits and key meetings.
Start tomorrow a step ahead.
How we work.
Always about tomorrow
Not a recap and not a reaction. Every thing in the briefing is something still to come.
One source for each thing
Every item links to a single trusted source, official where possible, so you can read on and judge for yourself.
Quick to read
About two minutes to read, made for a quiet moment in your evening.
Dublin time, 24-hour clock
Every time is Dublin time, so there is nothing to convert.
Starting in Dublin.
Ertessi starts in Dublin, with more cities to follow in time. The name comes from the Turkish ertesi, “the next day”.
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Ertessi is an independent evening briefing, made with care in Dublin, for people who like to be a step ahead.
Last updated 10 November 2026.
Tomorrow in Dublin and the world
Dublin
What’s happening in the city tomorrow.
World
What’s happening around the globe tomorrow.
Most news looks backwards.
Ertessi looks one day ahead.
For people who like tomorrow sorted.
Tomorrow, without the noise.
Fresh every evening
Read tonight about tomorrow. Friday’s edition covers Saturday and Sunday.
Two minutes, start to finish
Only the things worth knowing, in your city and the world. No endless feed.
Dublin, then the world
Dublin highlights, from weather to events and news, then the world.
A source on every item
Each item links to where it comes from, so you can check the details yourself.
Plan it in a tap
Save events to your calendar or share them with friends.
Calm, on purpose
Plain headlines and an even tone, so you can plan with a clear head.
Questions & answers
What is Ertessi?
A short evening briefing about tomorrow, in your city and the world. Only the things worth knowing, in two minutes.
Is it free?
Yes. Free to join, free to read, and you can leave whenever you like. You’ll confirm your address once by email, and every email has an unsubscribe link.
When does it arrive?
It arrives in your inbox in the evening, just as you start thinking about tomorrow. On Fridays, one edition covers both Saturday and Sunday.
Do I need to check the website?
No. It comes to you by email, so there’s nothing to remember. The website also shows the latest edition.
How do you choose what to include?
We go through official sources, event listings and trusted news outlets, then keep only what we can link to.
Can I read earlier briefings?
Yes. Every past briefing is in the Archive, each marked as a past edition.
Will there be other cities?
Yes, in time. We start in Dublin, and every edition already looks at the world. If there’s a city you’d like to see next, write to us at [email protected].
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