Opinion
Irish Waters
Sharks in Irish waters: They need our protection, not sensationalist headlines
Pádraic Fogarty
Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Corca Dhuibhne
Locals mount dramatic rescue operation after dolphins stranded on Kerry Gaeltacht beach
Common dolphins – as opposed to the bottlenose variety – are straying from their usual deep ocean feeding grounds to swim and feed closer to shore.
Santry
Two gardaí hospitalised after patrol car rammed by stolen vehicle in 'deeply traumatic' incident
One of the gardaí who was in the car, which slid along a main road on its roof after being struck, said their “life flashed” before their eyes.
Mairead Maguire and Eimer McAuley
Column
SCEPTICS IN CHARGE
Stars and Swipes: Trump's vaccine makeover is a recipe for disaster
Marion McKeone
our stories
From confused birds to 'useless' colanders: Tales of eclipse-watching from across Ireland
Sometimes all it takes is a once-in-a-generation celestial event to bring people together…
Analysis
the housing essay
Is there a solution to NIMBYism?
Yes, and it’s fairly simple, argues Progress Ireland think tank, and the government has two out of three parts of it in train.
Seán O'Neill McPartlin
Housing policy director, Progress Ireland
Opinion
heart scans
Cardiologist: Your smartwatch may know your heart rate, but it's not your doctor
Dr Paul Hill
in photos
Some amazing photos of the solar eclipse (and people watching it) from Ireland and abroad
It was one of the most significant astronomical events in decades.
Good Morning
The 9 at 9
Nato’s top general on Trump’s anti-Europe ‘rhetoric’, the man who survived a shark bite and a sold-out Croker…
From The 42
Premier League
Record-breaking 82,000 Man United and Leeds fans watch on as soccer returns to Croke Park
It was the first time the sport had been played at the venue for 17 years.
The 42
reports from Croke Park
Must Read
The Morning Lead
US General at helm of Nato says US-Europe relations are 'rock solid' despite Trump rhetoric
The Journal sat down yesterday in Dublin with General Alexus G. Grynkewich, who is Supreme Allied Commander Europe.
Grynkewich believes ireland must have a converation on defence and its neutral stance.
The General said that behind the scenes the military relationships are very different from the political commentary.
The US military officer believes Russia is deterred and there is no imminent risk of conflict against Europe.
As it happened
full moon half moon
Millions gather to watch once-in-a-generation solar eclipse across Ireland and Europe
The Moon covered the Sun almost completely at 7.10pm in Ireland.
Column
no brave new world
Lise Hand: AI companies destroying books to feed the machines? What fresh hell...
Lise Hand
Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
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