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October 2026
Family seeks help for Cork man stranded in Greece for four weeks after car crash
South African judge wins Nobel Peace Prize as committee warns international law is 'under attack'
Little hope of teachers' strike being called off as second day of action planned this month
Schools told to reprint Junior Cert results after erroneous grading legend discovered
O'Donovan and Bakhurst at odds over RTÉ's funding, so why was the broadcaster left €20m short?
Nurses' union labels Taoiseach's strike remarks as ‘a little glib’ ahead of nationwide protests today
Man (40s) in critical condition after being injured during attempted robbery of his e-scooter
Man in his 50s dies in overnight fire at Dublin apartment complex
Cost of living dominates voters' concerns as four in five fear budget won't cover fuel hikes
‘Go home and shampoo yourself’: Salons and coffee shops battling repeated water outages in Kildare town
A Leixlip café is stockpiling water while a local hair salon has resorted to boiling kettles and sending some customers home mid-treatment.
Under 18? Your e-scooter is now off limits on public roads
How does lethal injection work, why does the US use it, and how did Christa Pike survive it?
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Over 140 people from Protestant backgrounds urge Orange Order to end Garvaghy Road stand-off
HSE dentists to join thousands of health workers in strike later this month
Celebrity Traitors is back tonight - here’s what you need to know
More than €108 billion in State spending can now be searched on a government TD's new website
September
September 2026
Iceland looks set to join Ireland in Eurovision boycott again over Israel's participation
State has paid nearly €19 million in relation to CervicalCheck claims, with dozens still ongoing
132 people worth more than €20m declared taxable incomes of less than €45k
Minecraft, Candy Crush and Clash of Clans are all facing EU probes over in-game spending
Dublin among six counties placed under overnight rain warning as thousands remain without power
Here's what happened today: Tuesday
Minister for Health defends old photograph with man who led IDF chants at Ireland-Israel match
A new EU ‘handling fee’ will apply to each item in a parcel separately, and it won't be refundable
AI boom meets energy squeeze as Ireland’s economy pulled in two directions
Oberstown staff to stage 72-hour strike next week as industrial action resumes
Man (50s) and woman (20s) killed in workplace incident in Co Offaly
Person winched to safety from Aran Islands ‘wormhole’ after being swept onto ledge
Woman in her 70s dies following three-car collision in Wexford
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
The question dividing the internet: can you bring iced coffee to an interview? It's complicated...
If you’re not an ‘online’ person you likely won’t care about this, and even if you are you still might not care.
Why has the Parades Commission given permission to the Drumcree march after almost 30 years?
Late goals secure Austrian win after Israel red card for controversial celebration
US will have to pay for new Greenland military bases despite Trump’s ‘no cost’ claim, Denmark says
Here's what happened today: Thursday
Driver (70s) injured after car crashes through front of Costa at Dublin shopping centre