International
On The Journal
Budget Day
Mansion taxes, milkshakes and smorgasbords: Here's what's going on with the UK's Budget
On The Journal
New Zealand
Woman sentenced to life in prison in New Zealand for 'suitcase murders' of her two children
On The Journal
Ukraine
Trump sends Witkoff to Moscow in hopes of finalising Ukraine deal after deadline extension
Tuesday
25 Nov 2025
On The Journal
War in Ukraine
Zelensky says 'principles' of new US draft to end war could lead to 'deeper agreements'
On The Journal
gender-based violence
Calls for government to do more as UN finds a woman is killed every ten minutes by family member
Sponsored
Could the location of your training camp make more of a difference than you think?
Turismo de Islas Canarias
Nov 25
On The Journal
Courts
Graham Linehan cleared of harassment but convicted of damaging transgender activist’s phone
Monday
24 Nov 2025
On The Journal
G20
Taoiseach feels the heat in South Africa as local radio grills him on immigration
On The Journal
Letitia James
A bad day in court for Trump as judge dismisses cases against ex-FBI boss James Comey and New York AG
On The Journal
gaza humanitarian foundation
Controversial US and Israeli-backed aid group announces end of 'mission' in Gaza
On The Journal
EU migration pact
Citywest Ipas centre a 'good example' for rest of EU, says European Commissioner for Migration
On The Journal
sustainability
Just three in ten garments donated to Irish clothes banks are recycled, new research suggests
On The Journal
debut appearance
Micheál Martin was in South Africa for the G20 over the weekend - here's what you might have missed
An American boycott, the Taoiseach’s love of Darjeeling tea and questions about Trump-country all featured over the three days.
On The Journal
COP30
Mary Robinson says outcome of climate talks was disappointing - but she's staying hopeful
On The Journal
Europe and Africa
Ukraine expected to feature as Taoiseach attends EU-Africa summit in Angola
Sunday
23 Nov 2025
On The Journal
Cyril Ramaphosa
How G20 world leaders were left rattled by the sudden reemergence of Trump's Ukraine deal
The summit was long-waited for South Africa, but the G20′s western membership were soon rushing into behind-closed-doors meetings.
On The Journal
Room to improve
Zelenskyy thanks Trump as US leader says Ukraine has showed 'zero gratitude' as talks start
The 28-point plan would require the invaded country to cede territory, cut its army and pledge never to join NATO.
On The Journal
apartheid era
Taoiseach visits Mandela home as part of tribute to civil rights activists in South Africa
On The Journal
Johannesburg
South Africa celebrates G20 agreement in face of US boycott and awkward handover row
There were jubilant scenes in the conference centre after South Africa’s leader formally closed the summit
On The Journal
Immigration Reform
Maternity pay may not count as social welfare payments precluding refugees from gaining citizenship
On The Journal
for good
Singapore deports Australian man who charged at Ariana Grande during Wicked premier
Saturday
22 Nov 2025
On The Journal
africa and europe
Martin disagrees with O'Brien comments about factors behind people seeking asylum in Ireland
On The Journal
G20
G20 leaders hold sideline meeting as they scramble to respond to US plan for Ukraine
Ireland joined leaders of the EU, Britain, Germany, Canada and a host of other countries at the informal meeting during the G20 summit.
On The Journal
COP30
Deal made at COP30 without EU's demanded roadmap for phase-out of fossil fuels
Nearly 200 countries approved the deal by consensus after two weeks of fraught negotiations in the Brazilian city of Belem.
On The Journal
summit talks
South Africa insists 'diplomatic tiff' with Trump won't derail tomorrow's G20 agreement
