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May
May 2026
The A list
I joined the ‘Council of Andrews’, the global club where everyone has the same name
It started as a joke on Facebook. It now connects thousands of people worldwide, all of them called Andrew.
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HSE falling short of health and safety targets, Taoiseach at European summit and Trump says US to guide ships through Hormuz
On The Journallanguage schools
Dozens of international students waiting for tens of thousands in refunds on rejected visas
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Rise in Irish gangs behind bars, Trump lifts Scottish whisky tariffs and Kneecap release new album
On The Journalit will be big
Man behind proposal for giant statue at George's Dock says Dublin 'needs something mega'
April
April 2026
housing targetsNew home completions jump record 33% in first quarter, but still far short of government targets
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Four arrests for Edenderry arson, fuel support scheme details due and Europe now the fastest-warming continent.
Social MediaMeta found in breach of EU law over failure to keep under-13s off Facebook and Instagram
Special RelationshipKing Charles calls for Nato unity and support for Ukraine in address to US Congress
On The JournalNumbers Game
Bookies taking bets on lotto ‘diverting €289 million a year’ from National Lottery, report claims
GermanyCourtroom row delays trial of Irish man and four others over alleged break-in at Israeli arms firm
Pole Position
Who’s winning the poster war in Dublin Central's by-election? We asked a graphic design expert
Graphic design expert Paul McBride says most election posters are “conservative and repetitive”, but a few Dublin Central candidates are breaking the mould.
On The JournalPalestine
Ireland to demand Israel pay after settlers destroy Irish Aid-backed school in occupied West Bank
The Department of Foreign Affairs said that the school served around 60 children from the local region.
On The Journalfilm review
Is the Jackson biopic really that bad? We went to the first showing at Liffey Valley to find out
It’s bad, it’s bad, you know it (shamone).
feelin hot hot hotTemperatures set to climb into the 20s this weekend as dry and sunny weather to continue
investing for beginnersState’s new savings scheme should target young investors with tax-free incentives, think tank says
letter from barcelona
President Connolly’s first trip abroad has planted Ireland among the global left’s loudest voices
Her first trip abroad offered an early glimpse of a presidency willing to speak more bluntly on global issues, just like her predecessor.
