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especially for tourists
It just got easier and a bit cheaper for tourists to travel around Dublin
19 Jun 2014
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expressing concerns
Dublin Mayor: I didn't mean any offence when I suggested blocking royals from 1916 events
19 Jun 2014
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On The Journaljobs watch
Calor to create 13 new jobs with €10m growth programme
19 Jun 2014
21
On The Journal1984
Ombudsman finds 'no evidence' that RUC involved in murder attempt on Gerry Adams
19 Jun 2014
89
buzzz
Rare bumblebee rediscovered in Ireland after 88 years
18 Jun 2014
21
Manchester
School closed after World War II projectile found on grounds
18 Jun 2014
2
Overseas
Transitions Optical warns of 60 redundancies as work moves to Asia
18 Jun 2014
40
myboy
'We need your help to save my boy', father of child who needs life saving cancer surgery in the US
18 Jun 2014
73
Social Issues
Union of Students want to talk to politicians today
18 Jun 2014
15
On The Journalget on your bike
Fancy a cycle around Dublin city this lunchtime?
18 Jun 2014
8
On The JournalRising Time
Relatives of 1916 personnel invited to participate in centenary commemoration
17 Jun 2014
29
hot dogs
ISPCA warns that 'dogs die in hot cars' and leaving the window open isn't enough
17 Jun 2014
45
Investigation
Police officer among six men arrested over awarding of PSNI vehicle contracts
17 Jun 2014
6
Fellowship fund
UCD scientist awarded €300,000 in international funding for cancer research
17 Jun 2014
5
army bomb experts
Pipe bomb explodes outside house in Down
17 Jun 2014
6
On The JournalGrowth
32,000 people set up a new business in Ireland last year
17 Jun 2014
13
Dublin
New campaign launched to help families in danger of losing their homes
17 Jun 2014
11
On The Journalballot
SIPTU members at Irish Rail to vote on new proposals
16 Jun 2014
23
Fundraising
'We don’t just want to build a hospice in Wicklow - it has to be the most beautiful place'
16 Jun 2014
13
on the road to nowhere
Relax taxi drivers ... you won't be in trouble for using your smartphone for directions
15 Jun 2014
32
Challenge
Blind man walks 132 km in four days to raise funds for the Irish Wheelchair Association
14 Jun 2014
13
On The JournalNews Fix
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
13 Jun 2014
3
Ballyfermot
A child has been shot in Dublin
13 Jun 2014
197
2014 Games
Special Olympics get off to a great start in Limerick
13 Jun 2014
23
sallynoggin
Man due in court over shooting at Dublin pub
13 Jun 2014
On The JournalGender Identity
Amnesty International says Ireland must follow Denmark after landmark transgender law
13 Jun 2014
111
made safe
Old mortar shell that still contained explosive material found in Limerick city
13 Jun 2014
6
promises
Down Syndrome Ireland worried discretionary medical cards won't be returned as promised
13 Jun 2014
10
Statistics
More than 3,500 women from Ireland travelled to the UK for abortions last year
12 Jun 2014
147
Derry
Young girl left badly shaken after three masked men hijacked the van she was in
12 Jun 2014
18
Murder Investigation
One man released but another still in custody over murders of Coolock men
12 Jun 2014
3
BREACH OF REGULATIONS
Chairman of West/Northwest Hospital Group resigns over 'conflict of interest'
12 Jun 2014
17
SmartBear
100 technology jobs coming to Galway in the next 5 years
12 Jun 2014
7
Emergency Department
A major concern: 'What would an unplanned visit to Limerick Hospital uncover?'
11 Jun 2014
23
Results
First ever performance review of Ireland's higher education system now published
11 Jun 2014
18
On The JournalMissing
Dublin teenager Alannah Clifford found safe and well
11 Jun 2014
10
On The Journalbadly shaken
Woman and two children threatened with knife and gun in Armagh aggravated burglary
11 Jun 2014
4
airbag defect
Do you drive a Toyota? Nearly 20,000 of them are being recalled in Ireland
11 Jun 2014
34
On The Journalsunny times
Highs of 20 degrees today, time to ask your boss if you can work outdoors!
11 Jun 2014
24
On The Journalconserve
Water works are being carried out at Leixlip today, what does that mean for you?
11 Jun 2014
27
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