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Controversy
'Totally wrong': Jack Chambers and Simon Harris condemn Bertie Ahern's immigration comments
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Radio Wars
Newstalk feeling 'positive' after schedule overhaul but RTÉ Radio 1 loses listeners across the board
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Rent
Eviction notices up 51% in first three months of the year as new rent rules begin to bite
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spending and saving
How are you dealing with the cost of living? Would you like to keep a Money Diary for us?
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Keir Today Gone Tomorrow
Keir's woes: Starmer may be weak, but his opponents are not strong
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dublin central byelection
Social Democrats' byelection candidate slams Bertie Ahern's immigration comments as 'vile'
On the campaign trail in Dublin 7, Social Democrats byelection candidate talks Bertie, his previous work and immigration.
Wednesday
13 May
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Budget 2027
Upcoming Budget will have €7bn spending package and income tax cuts, says Harris
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Abortion
Social Democrats' Bill proposing abortion law changes defeated in Dáil vote
The bill proposed to scrap the three-day waiting period and change rules around fatal foetal abnormality cases, but ministers had raised legal concerns.
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Kerstin Mey
Former UL president's alleged involvement in €12.5m property deal can't be revisited, lawyers say
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Courts
Sex offender who befriended 'vulnerable' teen after falsely claiming to be a youth worker jailed
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new books
Life on the road: Our shared MS diagnoses forced us to finally start living
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Bordeaux
France lets asymptomatic passengers leave cruise ship after stomach flu outbreak
The Explainer
How will Eurovision boycotts impact the song contest?
The Journal’s News Editor and resident Eurovision expert Daragh Brophy joins us to examine the impact on the song contest.
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On the up
House prices are still going up by thousands of euros, just not quite as quickly as before
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AMBULANCE WORKERS' STRIKE
Ambulance workers and HSE to go to the Labour Court tomorrow for talks following strike
The development comes following a 24-hour work stoppage by ambulance service members.
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one ticket please
One ticket from Ireland to Europe: EU seeks to simplify cross-border train travel and booking
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on the doorsteps
Taoiseach says Fianna Fáil 'don't approve' of immigration remarks made by Bertie Ahern in video
Ahern has since said that he has “no problem” with people from “the Congo” or Africa.
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Housing
Modular homes built in back gardens will be subject to local property tax, Revenue says
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Disability
Taoiseach says a disability cost payment is 'a key target' but won't commit to a figure
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LITTER FINES
On-the-spot litter and dog fouling fines set to rise to €250 from September
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Eurovision 2026
Four people removed from Eurovision semi-final after chants during Israel's performance
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Road Safety
'I miss my old life': Doctor severely injured in hit-and-run speaks out on road safety crisis
Seán Owens was on the way to a house call when he was hit by a car. He lost his right ear and spent nine months in hospital. He can no longer work as a GP.
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Climate Change Advisory Council
Data centres 'cannibalising' renewables as Ireland warned of fossil fuel 'energy shock'
It’s been warned that the instability in global energy markets ‘reinforces the importance and urgency’ of the government ending Ireland’s reliance on fossil fuels.
Tuesday
12 May
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oliver bond house
Housing Department says funding ‘remains in place’ for regeneration of Oliver Bond flats
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Courts
Two men 'off their heads' on laughing gas sentenced for unprovoked assault on woman
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Vandalism
Arson attack on north Dublin children's playground condemned as 'disgraceful'
