Irish
On The Journal
How time flies
The European airports that are closest to - and furthest from - the cities they serve
On The Journal
rapid build housing
Report into Dublin rapid-build homes finds defects and lack of oversight
On The Journal
Gardaí
Six-year-old girl who was cycling her bike dies in incident involving a truck in Galway city
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Rescuing the rescuers
'Lots of sleepless nights': Helping emergency workers cope with trauma of responding to suicide
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fight for justice
Michael Shine: One of paedophile surgeon's earliest victims reveals he was abused 60 years ago
Now 75, Tom Ayres says he was abused by Shine at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in 1964.
Saturday
5 Apr 2025
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Parenting
A dad's perspective: I watched Adolescence with my teenage son... here's what I learned
From The 42
Stand up and fight
Munster down Ronan O'Gara's La Rochelle to reach Champions Cup quarter-finals
From The 42
Champions Cup Rugby
Leinster score 10 tries against Harlequins in front of 55,000+ Croke Park crowd
On The Journal
malahide castle
'This is how I want to spend my notoriety': Rosie O'Donnell backs autism charity AsIAm in Dublin
From The 42
Horse Racing
Nick Rockett crowned Aintree Grand National champion in 1-2-3 for Willie Mullins
On The Journal
hit the brakes
Jaguar Land Rover pauses all US shipments this month in wake of tariffs
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Courts
Man accused of extortion after demanding money from woman and threatening to rape and 'lock her up'
On The Journal
Waterville
'King of the Kingdom': Mick O'Dwyer remembered as sporting giant during funeral in Co Kerry
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Get your sunnies out
Plenty of sunshine on the cards for next few days with temperatures as high as 19 degrees
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co down
Teenage driver arrested after passenger dies in early morning collision in Co Down
On The Journal
dairy disaster
Kerrygold hopeful of 'negotiated solution' to tariffs as Irish dairy industry braces for impact
On The Journal
history lesson
Ireland has its own history with imposing tariffs, it's bleak to say the least
After becoming largely independent in the 1920s, the Irish state used tariffs up until around the 1960s.
On The Journal
Sexual Abuse
Doubt cast over when 'Grace' case report will be made public but minister commits to publication
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pharma tariffs
Botox and Viagra: Are Ireland’s most famous pharma exports safe from the impacts of tariffs?
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Whatsdat
An AI chatbot has appeared on Irish users' WhatsApp - here's what you need to know
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BRÚ FROM BREWS
Irish brewers and distillers on Brexiting better than Britain and using that to face US tariffs
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The Morning Lead
'No-one wants to talk here': The silence surrounding the killing of Claire Collins
On Tuesday, a jury returned an open verdict into the death of Claire Collins and a verdict of suicide into the death of her husband, Joe Collins.
On The Journal
Interview
Parents should ban children from using smartphones alone in their bedroom, minister says
Foley also spoke to The Journal about redress for mother and baby home survivors and working with TD Michael Lowry.
Friday
4 Apr 2025
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government formation
Labour had 'positive' talks with FG, but FF already had a 'done deal' with Regional Independents
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tariff talks
Tánaiste to fly to Washington for special meetings, as government prepares for trade war impact
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Bittersweet
What Trump's order means for vanilla prices, after Madagascar gets hit with 47% tariff
