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Enda Kenny says money is there to fill Mater job, but no one has applied
On The Journal job vacancy
Enda Kenny says money is there to fill Mater job, but no one has applied
19 Oct 2016
50
Giving anti-malaria drug Lariam to Irish troops "beggars belief", says support group
On The Journal side effects
Giving anti-malaria drug Lariam to Irish troops "beggars belief", says support group
19 Oct 2016
31
'It's a matter of life or death': Taoiseach asked about expensive cystic fibrosis drug
As it happened Leaders' Questions
'It's a matter of life or death': Taoiseach asked about expensive cystic fibrosis drug
19 Oct 2016
7
Brendan Howlin
On The Journal Opinion
'Women right now are being lied to in the most grotesque fashion. Enough is enough'
Brendan Howlin
19 Oct 2016
82
Paddy Power are so certain Hillary Clinton will win, they're paying out on bets early
On The Journal Risky
Paddy Power are so certain Hillary Clinton will win, they're paying out on bets early
19 Oct 2016
107
Alan Kelly wants state access to private hospitals to avoid 'hell in our emergency departments'
On The Journal flu epidemic
Alan Kelly wants state access to private hospitals to avoid 'hell in our emergency departments'
19 Oct 2016
67
Labour bill aims to clamp down on rogue crisis pregnancy agencies operating in Ireland
On The Journal Counselling
Labour bill aims to clamp down on rogue crisis pregnancy agencies operating in Ireland
19 Oct 2016
23
Donald Trump invites Obama's half-brother to debate
On The Journal oh brother
Donald Trump invites Obama's half-brother to debate
19 Oct 2016
78
Trouble brewing as Independent Alliance still want a free vote on Repeal the Eighth bill
On The Journal Abortion
Trouble brewing as Independent Alliance still want a free vote on Repeal the Eighth bill
19 Oct 2016
36
Tuesday
18 Oct 2016
"Stop whining" - Obama tells Trump to stop talking and focus on getting votes instead
On The Journal quiet you
"Stop whining" - Obama tells Trump to stop talking and focus on getting votes instead
18 Oct 2016
94
It's going to cost €123 million to keep Irish Water afloat due to water charges shortfall
On The Journal down the drain
It's going to cost €123 million to keep Irish Water afloat due to water charges shortfall
18 Oct 2016
113
On The Journal Take 5
The 5 at 5 5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock…
18 Oct 2016
Watch: Micheál Martin calls AAA-PBP the 'pro-Russia alliance' as Dáil gets angry about Aleppo
On The Journal slaughter in syria
Watch: Micheál Martin calls AAA-PBP the 'pro-Russia alliance' as Dáil gets angry about Aleppo
18 Oct 2016
79
'A PR disaster': Nama were before the PAC today, and it didn't go too well
On The Journal red card
'A PR disaster': Nama were before the PAC today, and it didn't go too well
18 Oct 2016
32
In the midst of strike action, a public pay commission is finally being set up
On The Journal Money Money Money
In the midst of strike action, a public pay commission is finally being set up
18 Oct 2016
36
No thanks! Government ministers have turned down a €12k pay rise
On The Journal Mo Money Mo Problems
No thanks! Government ministers have turned down a €12k pay rise
18 Oct 2016
59
Bertie Ahern is feeling good about Fianna Fáil's general election chances
On The Journal lovely jubbly
Bertie Ahern is feeling good about Fianna Fáil's general election chances
18 Oct 2016
91
Staff 'weeping' over plans to temporarily rehouse Seanad in wing of National Museum
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Staff 'weeping' over plans to temporarily rehouse Seanad in wing of National Museum
18 Oct 2016
49
Amy Schumer rips Trump as 'orange, sexual-assaulting monster' and 200 fans walk out
On The Journal going political
Amy Schumer rips Trump as 'orange, sexual-assaulting monster' and 200 fans walk out
18 Oct 2016
138
Trump's wife says he was "egged on to say dirty and bad stuff"
On The Journal bad egg
Trump's wife says he was "egged on to say dirty and bad stuff"
18 Oct 2016
64
Most people want to see our TDs dress better
On The Journal dress up
Most people want to see our TDs dress better
18 Oct 2016
37
Monday
17 Oct 2016
Buyers are snapping up new homes in the town once dubbed Ireland's first ghost town
On The Journal going going gone
Buyers are snapping up new homes in the town once dubbed Ireland's first ghost town
17 Oct 2016
59
Favourite for Ukip leadership quits party following 'altercation' with fellow MEP
On The Journal Steven Woolfe
Favourite for Ukip leadership quits party following 'altercation' with fellow MEP
17 Oct 2016
24
Here's what you need to know about Trump v Clinton III
On The Journal round three
Here's what you need to know about Trump v Clinton III
17 Oct 2016
89
Pro-EU activists should be convicted of 'treason', says Tory politician
On The Journal off with their heads
Pro-EU activists should be convicted of 'treason', says Tory politician
17 Oct 2016
68
Joan Burton quizzes the Taoiseach on how much his staff are being paid
On The Journal oireachtas bills
Joan Burton quizzes the Taoiseach on how much his staff are being paid
17 Oct 2016
68
Trump accuses "animals representing Clinton" of firebombing Republican offices
On The Journal North Carolina
Trump accuses "animals representing Clinton" of firebombing Republican offices
17 Oct 2016
64
'Examining the dress code of other parliaments is ridiculous'
On The Journal dail dress code
'Examining the dress code of other parliaments is ridiculous'
17 Oct 2016
36
Giving parents a tax credit for childcare would have cost nearly €600m
On The Journal budget2017
Giving parents a tax credit for childcare would have cost nearly €600m
17 Oct 2016
18
Sunday
16 Oct 2016
FactCheck: How many workers are on the minimum wage?
On The Journal factcheck
FactCheck: How many workers are on the minimum wage?
16 Oct 2016
60
Stephen Strauss-Walsh
On The Journal Penal Reform
Opinion: 'Prison does not cure prisoners. They do not effectively punish crime'
Stephen Strauss-Walsh
16 Oct 2016
112
Garda strikes will "change their relationship with the public forever" warns Leo Varadkar
On The Journal blue flu
Garda strikes will "change their relationship with the public forever" warns Leo Varadkar
16 Oct 2016
122
Here's what Hillary told Goldman Sachs in paid speeches, according to Wikileaks
On The Journal Wall Street
Here's what Hillary told Goldman Sachs in paid speeches, according to Wikileaks
16 Oct 2016
91
"Think of Britain": Boris Johnson's previously unpublished pro-EU column is revealed
On The Journal October surprise
"Think of Britain": Boris Johnson's previously unpublished pro-EU column is revealed
16 Oct 2016
47
Support for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil increases in latest opinion poll
On The Journal civil war parties
Support for Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil increases in latest opinion poll
16 Oct 2016
145
Trump challenges Clinton to drug test, says she was 'pumped up' in last debate
On The Journal Testing times
Trump challenges Clinton to drug test, says she was 'pumped up' in last debate
16 Oct 2016
122
"Americans feel an awful lot of nasty things in private" - David McWilliams on Budget 17, Trump, and being back on our TVs
On The Journal on the agenda
"Americans feel an awful lot of nasty things in private" - David McWilliams on Budget 17, Trump, and being back on our TVs
16 Oct 2016
20
Saturday
15 Oct 2016
A group of musicians are teaming up to stop Donald Trump winning
On The Journal 30 songs 30 days
A group of musicians are teaming up to stop Donald Trump winning
15 Oct 2016
112
Day one of Citizens' Assembly hears people with 'diverse views' are 'destroyed' on social media
On The Journal Abortion Debate
Day one of Citizens' Assembly hears people with 'diverse views' are 'destroyed' on social media
15 Oct 2016
145
"Lies, lies, lies": Trump blames international plot as more accusers come forward
On The Journal global elite
"Lies, lies, lies": Trump blames international plot as more accusers come forward
15 Oct 2016
220
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