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July
July 2026
On The Journalbelfast crown court
Three men found not guilty of murdering journalist Lyra McKee in Derry
Dún Laoghaire€190m proposal for Ireland's first winter sports arena secures backing from Dublin council
On The Journalpassenger cap
Dáil easily passes bill to allow removal of airport passenger cap as Sinn Féin supports government
June
June 2026
Simon HarrisHarris says petrol stations should 'pass on' falling oil prices as excise duty to be restored
Co KerryDiver winched to safety by coast guard after diving group stranded on cliffs in Kenmare Bay
On The Journalreturn hubs
Ireland 'wants to be part of' EU plans for asylum seeker return hubs outside bloc, minister says
On The Journallegal aid
'Very generous' flat legal aid fee for solicitors set to be finalised after week of court disruption
On The Journalstrawberry moon
Strawberry Moon set to light up Irish skies over the next three nights - here's when to see it
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Iran strikes US bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, death toll rises from European heatwave and World Cup knockout stage begins.
izakayaYamamori to end all DJ and nightclub events from July after agreement reached with Hoxton landlord
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Nationwide heat warning expires, Pico Lopes and Cape Verde make World Cup history, and US and Iran trade fresh strikes.
On The Journalstrait of hormuz
US and Iran trade strikes following drone attack on cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz
On The JournalVenezuela
Two devastating earthquakes hit Venezuela, killing 188 and injuring more than 1,500
Twenty aftershocks followed the twin earthquakes on Thursday.
On The Journaltake the plunge
Bunking off work for the beach today? Here’s how to check where it’s safe (and clean) to swim
Train disruptions
Dart and Northern Line rail services resume, but commuters face significant delays
There are currently no Dart services operating between Malahide or Howth and Clontarf Road.
escape the sun
The heat has got so bad that the government is telling older people to avoid direct sunlight
Older people, particularly those aged over 65, are among the groups considered most vulnerable during periods of extreme heat.
On The Journaldecriminalisation
'I've lost friends during this': Emotional scenes as committee backs radical drug law change
On The Journalhot spell
Ireland’s all-time high temperature record could be broken tomorrow
The record 33.3 degrees was recorded in Co Kilkenny in June 1887.
sea swimSwimming in south Dublin this week? Here's why warnings are up at the Forty Foot and other hotspots
