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On The Journalbyelection
Date set for Seanad byelection to fill seat vacated by Fine Gael (but only 234 people get a vote)
On The JournalU2
Dolly Parton’s final recorded vocal performance to feature on new U2 album
The song, Torn, was co-written by U2, Parton and Irish songwriter Johnny McDaid.
On The Journalcoalition clash
Fianna Fáil calls emergency meeting after Fine Gael announces details of sports grants scheme
On The JournalArtificial Intelligence
‘We will slow down as much as necessary’: AI bosses warn UN over rapidly advancing technology
On The JournalYamamori
Yamamori Izakaya to permanently close its George’s Street site on New Year’s Eve
On The JournalWales
Two pilots injured after ejecting from RAF jet moments before fiery crash in Wales
The RAF has temporarily paused operations involving its Hawk training jets while an investigation into the incident is carried out.
On The Journalmasoud pezeshkian
US delegate leaves the room as Iran's president tells UN that country is 'victim of terrorism'
On The Journalfaithful viewers
Traitors Ireland just smashed its streaming figures last year, and there’s another season on the way
On The JournalStrike
30 hospitals facing day-long strike action next month as 11,000 health workers set to walk out
On The JournalCharles Spencer
Piers Morgan says he plans to sue Princess Diana’s brother over new book
On The JournalEpisode Review
'You better not f**k me': Brutal vote leaves faithfuls and traitors on the brink ahead of finale
On The Journallet it go
A new Spotify setting finally stops your kids’ music taking over your Wrapped and recommendations
On The JournalEpisode Review
‘I feel like s**t on a shoe’: A temptation worth €2,000 just tore the faithfuls apart
On The Journaldaniel tatlow-devally
Irish MEP rallies politicians to attend trial of pro-Palestine Dubliner detained in Germany
On The JournalGaza
Von der Leyen’s Gaza response has 'damaged EU’s reputation globally', Irish MEP says
On The JournalEurovision Song Contest
Eurovision: RTÉ won't compete in or broadcast next year's contest in Bulgaria
On The JournalEU said it
'Living in another world': Irish politicians divided over von der Leyen's latest EU vision
On The JournalState of the Union
Ireland could trigger EU-wide emergency security talks over sabotage and drone attacks under new plans
Ursula von der Leyen also proposed a European Security Council as she warned that the EU was “stronger than ever”, but facing an increasingly precarious world.
On The Journalgoing steady
Making moves: EU wants to take 'special relationship' with Canada to the next level
On The Journalbang for your buck
Ireland losing out financially as Europe ramps up defence spending, minister admits
On The JournalState of Play
What’s on von der Leyen’s agenda for her big EU speech tomorrow, and what are Irish MEPs hoping for?
Online safety, energy costs, Ukraine, Gaza and migration; von der Leyen has plenty competing for space in tomorrow’s address.
On The Journalsome might slane
Oasis confirm they’re returning to Slane Castle for two gigs next September
The Gallagher brothers will return to Slane for the first time since headlining the Co Meath venue in 2009.
On The JournalThe Morning Lead
'Life is on hold just to chase an ever-moving market': Readers on the reality of buying a home in 2026
Readers tell us about bidding wars, rising budgets and putting their weddings, travel and lives on hold.
On The JournalDefinitely Maybe
Oasis tease Monday for big tour reveal, but what's the story with these Slane rumours?
On The Journalslip of the tongue
‘Happy to revive the Nadine Coyle moment’: The latest Banished Traitor on where it all went wrong
