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On The Journalaughinish alumina
'No evidence' that alumina exports from Limerick plant are going to Russian arms factories
On The Journalfuel costs
Volatile conditions in Strait of Hormuz cast doubt on whether fuel price hikes are here to stay
On The Journallegal aid row
Minister defends comments about avoiding criminal work in the past because it 'doesn't pay'
On The Journalback to rain
This weekend will bring 'unsettled' conditions, some rain and reduced sunshine
fast fashionWill the EU's new ban on companies destroying unsold clothes really stop bad behaviour?
Weather WarningHigh temperature warning remains for nine counties, but heat expected to subside this weekend
fire risk
Retailers asked to stop selling disposable BBQs after fires caused by 'reckless' activity
A fire broke out in Killarney National Park on Tuesday, while another burned part of the Wicklow Mountains on Wednesday.
On The JournalRoad Safety
Tánaiste says 'swift' action will be taken on e-scooters, as Taoiseach leans towards outright ban
disposable barbecuesMinister blasts ‘reckless’ people causing wildfires in Killarney and Wicklow mountains
new recordOver 100k referrals made to Tusla last year, with most common concern being emotional abuse
Gaelic Football'The funniest sport ever': World Cup fans discover GAA, as David Clifford goal goes viral
Artificial IntelligenceHundreds of jobs to be created in Leixlip, as Intel to inject €5bn into campus
justcie ministerGardaí will engage with Jordanian police to bring back chief suspect in murder of Jamey Carney
HeatwaveTemperatures to reach over 27 degrees today as hose pipe bans looking 'increasingly likely'
On The JournalHeatwave
High temperature warning in place for 13 counties, with uncomfortably warm night ahead
Azores High
Scorching days and 'tropical' nights: Heatwave forecast for 'many parts' of Ireland over coming week
A heatwave will be declared in Cork today if temperatures surpass 25 degrees.
CarlowFour teenagers arrested after stolen pickup truck they were driving crashed into motorcyclist
Hare coursingTaoiseach doesn't know origin of figures TD quoted to argue economic benefits of hare coursing
On The JournalMetrolink
State buys landmark O’Connell Street site from UK property group for MetroLink
TII has been acquiring lands in recent years to advance the MetroLink project, which has been mired by delays.
Leanne FlynnDublin City Council to hold event to honour crèche worker's 'bravery' in Parnell Square attack
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The 9 at 9
Trump’s chaotic 4 July celebrations, new rules for buying concert tickets, and more details emerge from the Swift wedding.
