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The Citizens' Assembly votes on abortion today. Here's how it will play out
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The Citizens' Assembly votes on abortion today. Here's how it will play out
22 Apr 2017
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Friday
21 Apr 2017
Geldof draws ire of Greek Cypriots over concert in Turkish-occupied area
On The Journal bob
Geldof draws ire of Greek Cypriots over concert in Turkish-occupied area
21 Apr 2017
69
St Vincent’s Healthcare Group to review plans for National Maternity Hospital
On The Journal Sisters of Charity
St Vincent’s Healthcare Group to review plans for National Maternity Hospital
21 Apr 2017
165
After 90 years in business, Éamon de Valera's Irish Press firm is being wound up
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After 90 years in business, Éamon de Valera's Irish Press firm is being wound up
21 Apr 2017
57
Family of woman shot at same time as Garda Tony Golden to sue Gardaí
On The Journal siobhán phillips
Family of woman shot at same time as Garda Tony Golden to sue Gardaí
21 Apr 2017
119
Suspect wanted in wake of Paris shooting hands himself in to Belgian police
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Suspect wanted in wake of Paris shooting hands himself in to Belgian police
21 Apr 2017
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Poll: Would you like to see Labour back in government?
On The Journal Your Say
Poll: Would you like to see Labour back in government?
21 Apr 2017
160
Most Irish people are definitely NOT in favour of a snap election here
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Most Irish people are definitely NOT in favour of a snap election here
21 Apr 2017
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Thursday
20 Apr 2017
Ex-hospital master to Simon Harris: 'Ask nuns about their plans for €300m hospital'
On The Journal Sisters of Charity
Ex-hospital master to Simon Harris: 'Ask nuns about their plans for €300m hospital'
20 Apr 2017
127
Nicola Sturgeon calls large Tory win in UK election 'a horrifying prospect'
On The Journal shots fired
Nicola Sturgeon calls large Tory win in UK election 'a horrifying prospect'
20 Apr 2017
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After visa changes, Australia is making it harder to become a citizen
On The Journal strewth
After visa changes, Australia is making it harder to become a citizen
20 Apr 2017
64
Civil servants' union wants a €1.4 billion pay restoration
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Civil servants' union wants a €1.4 billion pay restoration
20 Apr 2017
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'Iran has the potential to take the world with it' - America isn't happy with nuclear deal
On The Journal On notice
'Iran has the potential to take the world with it' - America isn't happy with nuclear deal
20 Apr 2017
49
He made it: Enda just became the longest-serving Fine Gael Taoiseach
On The Journal still here
He made it: Enda just became the longest-serving Fine Gael Taoiseach
20 Apr 2017
122
Wednesday
19 Apr 2017
Trump's 'very powerful armada' headed to Australia, not North Korea
On The Journal heading south
Trump's 'very powerful armada' headed to Australia, not North Korea
19 Apr 2017
75
A 30-year-old first-time politician almost upset Donald Trump (even more)
On The Journal Newcomer
A 30-year-old first-time politician almost upset Donald Trump (even more)
19 Apr 2017
39
Poll: Which British PM would be better for Ireland?
On The Journal Your Say
Poll: Which British PM would be better for Ireland?
19 Apr 2017
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Leader of Liberal Democrats won't say if he thinks being gay is a sin
On The Journal Christianity
Leader of Liberal Democrats won't say if he thinks being gay is a sin
19 Apr 2017
89
'Crush the saboteurs': Here's how the British press reacted to Theresa May calling an election
On The Journal Snap Happy
'Crush the saboteurs': Here's how the British press reacted to Theresa May calling an election
19 Apr 2017
53
Government to propose its own microbeads ban, calling other parties' bills 'flawed and confused'
On The Journal exfoliants
Government to propose its own microbeads ban, calling other parties' bills 'flawed and confused'
19 Apr 2017
18
What does a UK election mean for Ireland? It could be good news you know...
On The Journal Fingers crossed
What does a UK election mean for Ireland? It could be good news you know...
19 Apr 2017
26
Tuesday
18 Apr 2017
Theresa May's to lose? Here's how the main parties measure up ahead of the UK election
On The Journal oh snap
Theresa May's to lose? Here's how the main parties measure up ahead of the UK election
18 Apr 2017
47
Snap election to be held in UK on 8 June
On The Journal COME WHAT MAY
Snap election to be held in UK on 8 June
18 Apr 2017
189
Le Pen promises to suspend all immigration if elected
On The Journal Stroke of Le Pen
Le Pen promises to suspend all immigration if elected
18 Apr 2017
102
Poll: Would you report a social welfare cheat?
On The Journal Your Say
Poll: Would you report a social welfare cheat?
18 Apr 2017
127
'Welfare cheats cheat us all': New campaign wants public to blow the whistle on welfare fraud
On The Journal Benefit Fraud
'Welfare cheats cheat us all': New campaign wants public to blow the whistle on welfare fraud
18 Apr 2017
75
North Korea threatens weekly missile tests as Trump says they 'gotta behave'
On The Journal Neighbours to the North
North Korea threatens weekly missile tests as Trump says they 'gotta behave'
18 Apr 2017
23
Pregnant mother of four soon to be homeless as landlord is selling home
On The Journal unsecure tenancy
Pregnant mother of four soon to be homeless as landlord is selling home
18 Apr 2017
93
Monday
17 Apr 2017
Who owns Rockall? The history of the Atlantic dispute between Ireland and the UK
On The Journal brexit bounty
Who owns Rockall? The history of the Atlantic dispute between Ireland and the UK
17 Apr 2017
62
Here's What Happened Today: Easter Monday
On The Journal evening fix
Here's What Happened Today: Easter Monday
17 Apr 2017
8
North Korea is 'ready to react to any mode of war desired by US'
On The Journal War of Words
North Korea is 'ready to react to any mode of war desired by US'
17 Apr 2017
51
South Korea's ex-president accused of €5.7 million bribe and 'leaking state secrets'
On The Journal Park Geun-Hye
South Korea's ex-president accused of €5.7 million bribe and 'leaking state secrets'
17 Apr 2017
14
British MPs call for Asma al-Assad to lose citizenship
On The Journal Syria
British MPs call for Asma al-Assad to lose citizenship
17 Apr 2017
43
Latest poll has Le Pen and Macron head-to-head in French presidential race
On The Journal France
Latest poll has Le Pen and Macron head-to-head in French presidential race
17 Apr 2017
146
Martin McGuinness' gravestone unveiled in Derry
On The Journal city in mourning
Martin McGuinness' gravestone unveiled in Derry
17 Apr 2017
125
Government initiative to encourage more Travellers to become teachers
On The Journal diversity
Government initiative to encourage more Travellers to become teachers
17 Apr 2017
34
'You had to walk through a pub to get to your room, the smell of drink and drugs was disgusting'
On The Journal family homelessness
'You had to walk through a pub to get to your room, the smell of drink and drugs was disgusting'
17 Apr 2017
56
Sunday
16 Apr 2017
'Real men pay their taxes' - dozens arrested amid violent scenes during anti-Trump tax protests
On The Journal Berkeley
'Real men pay their taxes' - dozens arrested amid violent scenes during anti-Trump tax protests
16 Apr 2017
88
Shane Ross
On The Journal Opinion
Shane Ross: 'If you could save one person's life, would you?'
Shane Ross
16 Apr 2017
70
Saturday
15 Apr 2017
'I'm thrilled for him' - former Green Party leader Trevor Sargent aiming to become Church of Ireland priest
On The Journal sea change
'I'm thrilled for him' - former Green Party leader Trevor Sargent aiming to become Church of Ireland priest
15 Apr 2017
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