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North Korea criticises US for acting with 'alarming' impatience on denuclearisation issue
On The Journal Nuclear Weapons
North Korea criticises US for acting with 'alarming' impatience on denuclearisation issue
4 Aug 2018
57
Fines could be introduced to deal with Dublin Bus passengers who refuse to fold up buggies for wheelchair users
On The Journal Dublin Bus
Fines could be introduced to deal with Dublin Bus passengers who refuse to fold up buggies for wheelchair users
4 Aug 2018
100
Mnangagwa calls for Zimbabwe to unify as opposition cries foul
On The Journal Zimbabwe
Mnangagwa calls for Zimbabwe to unify as opposition cries foul
4 Aug 2018
3
VAT hike for large hotels likely as minister says overcharging for rooms is ruining Ireland's rep
On The Journal Tourism
VAT hike for large hotels likely as minister says overcharging for rooms is ruining Ireland's rep
4 Aug 2018
65
Friday
3 Aug 2018
77-year-old arrested over murder of Seychelles politician in 1985 has been released
On The Journal Gérard Hoarau
77-year-old arrested over murder of Seychelles politician in 1985 has been released
3 Aug 2018
9
Jeremy Corbyn: 'Anti-semites do not speak for me'
On The Journal labour row
Jeremy Corbyn: 'Anti-semites do not speak for me'
3 Aug 2018
90
Disability advocate says 'it's time to put up or shut up' as she joins board of Irish Rail
On The Journal Suzy byrne
Disability advocate says 'it's time to put up or shut up' as she joins board of Irish Rail
3 Aug 2018
42
Grandparent grant a 'novel idea that can be thrashed out' - Ross
On The Journal Childminding
Grandparent grant a 'novel idea that can be thrashed out' - Ross
3 Aug 2018
129
Zimbabwe opposition leader lashes 'unverified fake results' as Zanu-PF claim victory
On The Journal deadly clashes
Zimbabwe opposition leader lashes 'unverified fake results' as Zanu-PF claim victory
3 Aug 2018
13
Brexit talks head to Mediterranean retreat as Barnier hints EU is ready to tweak backstop plan
On The Journal summer Elysee Palace
Brexit talks head to Mediterranean retreat as Barnier hints EU is ready to tweak backstop plan
3 Aug 2018
80
'Trump's comments may increase risk of violence against journalists' - UN expert
On The Journal Press Freedom
'Trump's comments may increase risk of violence against journalists' - UN expert
3 Aug 2018
155
Thursday
2 Aug 2018
State accused of 'hiding behind' Cervical Check scandal victims as they battle labs in court
On The Journal smear test scandal
State accused of 'hiding behind' Cervical Check scandal victims as they battle labs in court
2 Aug 2018
37
Poll: Do you think grandparents should get cash for helping out with childcare?
On The Journal Your Say
Poll: Do you think grandparents should get cash for helping out with childcare?
2 Aug 2018
164
Taoiseach says there's 'no evidence of a land bubble' in Ireland
On The Journal Boom to Bust
Taoiseach says there's 'no evidence of a land bubble' in Ireland
2 Aug 2018
95
Wednesday
1 Aug 2018
Vicky Phelan: Varadkar assured me the State will try to settle CervicalCheck cases out of court
On The Journal CervicalCheck
Vicky Phelan: Varadkar assured me the State will try to settle CervicalCheck cases out of court
1 Aug 2018
68
Three shot dead after Zimbabwean army opens fire on protest
On The Journal Election
Three shot dead after Zimbabwean army opens fire on protest
1 Aug 2018
'The time for apologies is over': Facebook launches inquiry following Dispatches programme
On The Journal moderation
'The time for apologies is over': Facebook launches inquiry following Dispatches programme
1 Aug 2018
40
Shane Ross defends proposal to give grandparents cash for helping out with childcare
On The Journal granny grant
Shane Ross defends proposal to give grandparents cash for helping out with childcare
1 Aug 2018
141
Calls for Dáil to be recalled after PTSB sell thousands of home loans to vulture fund
On The Journal sell off
Calls for Dáil to be recalled after PTSB sell thousands of home loans to vulture fund
1 Aug 2018
126
'Bad' accounts like Resisters and Aztlan Warriors shut down by Facebook ahead of US midterms
On The Journal meddling
'Bad' accounts like Resisters and Aztlan Warriors shut down by Facebook ahead of US midterms
1 Aug 2018
88
The race for the Áras kicks off with a three-hour meeting in Waterford
On The Journal on the trail
The race for the Áras kicks off with a three-hour meeting in Waterford
1 Aug 2018
13
Sandwich ingredients safe: Taoiseach rules out 'food stockpiling' in the case of a hard Brexit
On The Journal food hoarding
Sandwich ingredients safe: Taoiseach rules out 'food stockpiling' in the case of a hard Brexit
1 Aug 2018
74
Tuesday
31 Jul 2018
PTSB sells thousands of home loan mortgages to vulture fund
On The Journal sell off
PTSB sells thousands of home loan mortgages to vulture fund
31 Jul 2018
136
'What's wrong with a President who wears wellies?' - Independent candidates vie for nomination
On The Journal race for the park
'What's wrong with a President who wears wellies?' - Independent candidates vie for nomination
31 Jul 2018
52
'To only support print journalism is bizarre': Criticism levelled at Fianna Fáil's 'Print Journalism Unit'
On The Journal Digital Journalism
'To only support print journalism is bizarre': Criticism levelled at Fianna Fáil's 'Print Journalism Unit'
31 Jul 2018
23
Mary Lou McDonald says 'a chaotic Brexit' is not the time to seek a united Ireland
On The Journal Border poll
Mary Lou McDonald says 'a chaotic Brexit' is not the time to seek a united Ireland
31 Jul 2018
87
Trump's former campaign chief to face trial today
On The Journal paul manafort
Trump's former campaign chief to face trial today
31 Jul 2018
'I don't see it going anywhere': Fianna Fáil TD dismisses prospect of Éamon Ó Cúiv running for president
On The Journal presidential
'I don't see it going anywhere': Fianna Fáil TD dismisses prospect of Éamon Ó Cúiv running for president
31 Jul 2018
34
'I don't think it means absolutely no sandwiches' - UK sandwich industry warns of no-deal Brexit
On The Journal out of the club
'I don't think it means absolutely no sandwiches' - UK sandwich industry warns of no-deal Brexit
31 Jul 2018
52
Monday
30 Jul 2018
The department claims it remains on track but what's happening with the National Broadband Plan?
On The Journal Explainer
The department claims it remains on track but what's happening with the National Broadband Plan?
30 Jul 2018
44
Taoiseach says he 'should have been clearer' over CervicalCheck court comments
On The Journal Leo Varadkar
Taoiseach says he 'should have been clearer' over CervicalCheck court comments
30 Jul 2018
76
Politicians to return from holidays to grill Facebook execs on undercover Channel 4 report
On The Journal dublin moderation
Politicians to return from holidays to grill Facebook execs on undercover Channel 4 report
30 Jul 2018
16
'Either stand up or get out': Varadkar called on to explain why CervicalCheck cases ending up in court
On The Journal smear test scandal
'Either stand up or get out': Varadkar called on to explain why CervicalCheck cases ending up in court
30 Jul 2018
66
Poll: Do you think gambling ads should be banned from sports?
On The Journal what do you think
Poll: Do you think gambling ads should be banned from sports?
30 Jul 2018
94
Duffy says Higgins speaks to people's heads but he speaks to their hearts
On The Journal Presidential Race
Duffy says Higgins speaks to people's heads but he speaks to their hearts
30 Jul 2018
117
On The Journal 9 at 9
The 9 at 9 Happy Monday. Here’s what’s making the headlines today.
30 Jul 2018
1
Michael D Higgins wants gambling ads banned from sport
On The Journal Addiction
Michael D Higgins wants gambling ads banned from sport
30 Jul 2018
104
Mugabe hopes his former party will lose Zimbabwe election
On The Journal polling day
Mugabe hopes his former party will lose Zimbabwe election
30 Jul 2018
16
Trump claims he had 'very nasty business relationship' with Robert Mueller
On The Journal russia probe
Trump claims he had 'very nasty business relationship' with Robert Mueller
30 Jul 2018
95
Sunday
29 Jul 2018
No evidence of older cars being forced off road because owners can't get cover, Insurance Ireland says
On The Journal Computer Says No
No evidence of older cars being forced off road because owners can't get cover, Insurance Ireland says
29 Jul 2018
90
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