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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Why are some prisoners starving to death in US county jails?
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Wexford
'I fear for my life,' woman tells court after stabbing incident in her Rosslare Home
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Animal Cruelty
People Before Profit, Labour and the Greens back Social Democrats bill to ban hare coursing
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Analysis
Cork's Luas is ambitious and not without problems, but there's no excuse to keep pushing it out
The city recently ranked as one of the worst in the world when it comes to road traffic.
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land squeeze
Land equals power: A coalition of farmers and environmentalists wants to track 'who owns what'
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South Dublin
Family set to lose Rathmines home as value exceeds amount council will pay for private renters
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Rollercoaster
'There will be turmoil': How have Irish stock holders been coping with the market chaos?
Shareholders told of how they saw their investments worth thousands plunge – and are still yet to make up much of that lost ground.
Saturday
19 Apr 2025
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grievances
Munster rue major referee error in narrow Bulls defeat, Leinster too strong for Ulster
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State of Play
The presidential election is a few months away — here are some names that might be running
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Dirty Old Town
Dublin social spaces: Kill off all the options to congregate and you drive young people away
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Antrim
Appeal made around blue backpack in search for missing Co Mayo man George Brennan
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Cats got the cream
Kilkenny crush Galway by 12 points in Leinster hurling championship opener
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Clonmel
John Magnier granted permission to demolish historic farm buildings despite state's recommendations
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your stories
Was your home-buying process a nightmare? Did you encounter any bad practice along the way?
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halfway point
Arsenal with work to do in Champions League second leg after late Lyon winner
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freemasons' hall
Venue says it wouldn't have accepted McGregor and Carlson booking if it knew it was for them
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sit-down interview
Who is Tucker Carlson, and what did he talk to Conor McGregor about?
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Department of Education
Rollout of in-school therapies to begin next year, starting with special schools
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EU military
Irish soldiers at the EU Battlegroup: 'We're part of the European Union's projection of military power'
The Journal visited Irish soldiers on exercise with 13 other countries as part of the EU Battlegroup.
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FactCheck
FactCheck: Studies of millions of children show there is no connection between autism and vaccines
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for i have sinned
First Confession: Why are we still putting our children through this guilt grind?
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Ballyboggan
Road signs to be updated to reflect the proper Irish name for Dublin's new 'Town of Softies'
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electric buses
'Teething problems' such as insufficient heating prevalent in electric bus rollout
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Planning Submissions
Series of unusual planning objections to vet practices uncovered in Dublin, Meath and Kildare
“I came as close as I’ve ever come to having a nervous breakdown,” one vet said about the planning objections.
The Journal Investigates reveals that possibly unfounded objections led to financial losses and delayed businesses from opening
Objections were submitted by people living hundreds of kilometres away
Locations were masked by some who used mailbox addresses
Friday
18 Apr 2025
