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May
May 2026
On The JournalDublin 7
Patients urged to avoid A&E in non-urgent cases as Mater hospital under 'extreme pressure'
2025 testsOver half of septic tanks failed tests, and families could be risking health 'without realising'
On The Journalla mayor
Reality star Spencer Pratt turns LA heads with provocative AI-generated campaign videos
summer stressWatchdog finds 'shocking' levels of problems with holiday car hire and warns drivers to take care
On The Journalmodern dating
Bumble is killing the swipe and replacing it with AI matchmaking – how romantic
On The JournalWater quality
Did your local beach or bathing spot get a Blue Flag this year? The 2026 list is out
On The Journalhantavirus
Irish passengers from hantavirus-hit ship begin quarantining at HSE-run facility
School's Out
'It's like they’re barely in these days': Why are some primary schools on a May midterm break?
Some parents have found the May mid-term break inconvenient, as they juggle work and childcare.
tell usGood craic or taking it too far? We want to hear your stories of airport pints and drunken passengers
On The JournalCork
Man found not guilty of stabbing his brothers after dash cam heard him say 'someone dies today'
On The Journalyou're on camera
Dáil to discuss Bill that would see more CCTV cameras installed in Dublin
all the right notesPaul Rudd seems strangely at home in Crumlin in John Carney's love letter to 80s rock
April
April 2026
On The JournalFormer President
Michael D Higgins returned €2.6 million of pay and allowances to State over 14-year presidency
On The Journalrental rules
Risk of unnecessary evictions due to confusion among landlords and renters over new rules
mother and baby homesDNA analysis for identifying Tuam babies to be widened to include first cousins
On The JournalHomelessness
Homelessness: Another new record as 17,517 people in emergency accommodation
On The JournalAnn Summers
Remote-controlled rotating sex toy recalled due to fault that could cause parts to detach
care systemChildren's Ombudsman says State's 'poor forward planning' is putting children in care at risk
