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DublinWoman who dreaded going to work in takeaway for fear of sexual assault and rape awarded €143k
On The JournalTeachers
'Minister, you need to hit the accelerator, not the brakes': INTO grills Foley on retention crisis
On The Journaleaster monday
PSNI launches investigation after petrol bombs thrown and van set on fire in Derry
latest report'Significant progress' made on patient outcomes, but cervical screening uptake still below target
Gaza
UN Human Rights Chief: 'Plausible' that Israel is using starvation as weapon of war
Twelve people reportedly drowned trying to wade into the sea to get aid packages that went astray.
Hamas has called on the United States to stop its airdrop deliveries of aid into Gaza.
The Palestinian Authority (PA) has announced the formation of a new Cabinet as it faces international pressure to reform.
On The JournalEuropean elections
'Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater': Candidates clash on 2nd term for von der Leyen
On The Journalchilling effect
NUJ condemns latest in series of 'attacks' on media, after RTÉ journalist was heckled at protest
On The JournalCommon Agricultural Policy
EU member states agree to CAP review as tractors throng Brussels
On The Journalget the bus
Dublin airport warns 250,000 Easter weekend holidaymakers all car parks will be 'full'
jervis centreJD Sports under fire for Dublin advertisement showing masked riders on scrambler bikes
On The JournalMetrolink
'Impractical' to buy apartments earmarked for demolition before Metrolink plan approved
On The Journaltoo poor to die
Families are going into debt to cover funerals costs, then struggling to pay for essentials
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'I tried discharging myself twice': Patients describe treatment at University Hospital Limerick
Readers reported a lack of privacy as they waited for hours on trolleys, while others said they now avoid the hospital completely.
On The JournalNot holding back
Fine Gael TD hits out at Eamon Ryan over 'sloppy' rollout of low-cost retrofitting scheme
On The Journaldisability rights
Politicians and activists rally against 'ableist' government proposals on disability allowance
On The Journalpauper's funeral
'I know people that, if they had a farm, had to sell animals at home to pay for the funeral'
The State spent over €9 million contributing to funeral expenses for people who couldn’t afford it last year.
On The Journalearly hours
Who's nominated? How do I watch? Everything you need to know about tonight's Oscars
in the spotlightInternational coverage of referendums focuses on 'shambolic' campaign and 'women in the home'
On The Journaldo over
McDonald says SF would 'return to' issue of sexist language in Constitution if in power
left behind
'Thank god I made it out with my kids': Wife of Irish man stuck in Gaza pleads with govt for help
Since Israel scaled-up its war on Palestinians more than 70 Irish citizens have fled Gaza, but a small number remain.
