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On The JournalWe're in safe hands
The Health Department's new Secretary General has a masters from Harvard
10 Sep 2014
28
bond holders
Less than half of Irish bonds are held in the country
10 Sep 2014
6
Embargo
Cork County Council may ditch controversial JobBridge scheme
10 Sep 2014
34
The old guard
The Gardaí are set to ramp up efforts to keep the capital's elderly safe
10 Sep 2014
19
On The JournalSneaky
Irish scientists find vultures to be a very crafty bunch
10 Sep 2014
9
No longer Bulletproof
Handguns are now the choice of gangland criminals - so more people are dying
9 Sep 2014
36
On The Journalfree at last
James Reilly offloads nursing home debt burden
9 Sep 2014
14
direct provision
Direct Provision food protest ends with hope for improved conditions
9 Sep 2014
95
Heroes
Brave teenager who completed his Junior Cert while battling leukemia receives award
9 Sep 2014
7
On The JournalA great bunch of lads
These companies are off to Beijing and Shanghai to sell Ireland to the Chinese
7 Sep 2014
1
e cigs
Electronic cigarettes could save thousands of lives a year, say experts
5 Sep 2014
55
down with this sort of thing
When lovely girls are lovely no more: Rose of Tralee chairman hits out at Fr Ted jibes
5 Sep 2014
93
Stem Cells
New breakthrough could reduce the number of people suffering from blindness
5 Sep 2014
2
On The Journalselfie
Are you THAT person? Almost half of Irish people regularly post photos online while on holiday
5 Sep 2014
29
On The JournalPSNI
One day's policing in Belfast last month cost more than £300,000
5 Sep 2014
49
EBOLA
Ebola outbreak could easily have been averted, says expert
5 Sep 2014
16
on the buses
New figures show a number of 20-year-old buses are still on the road
4 Sep 2014
32
Take 5
The 5 at 5 5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock…
4 Sep 2014
1
On The JournalNot Lovin' It
Irish farmers show their beef with factories and retailers in McDonald's protest
3 Sep 2014
69
On The Journalon the runs
Former IRA members could face prosecution despite comfort letters
3 Sep 2014
51
On The Journalcheque-ing out
Cheque it out: State agencies set to stop accepting cheque payments from businesses
3 Sep 2014
15
hate crime
Sectarian graffiti attack in graveyard sees six arrested
3 Sep 2014
10
On The Journalall summer long
Breakthrough? Greyhound workers will attend LRC tomorrow
2 Sep 2014
9
On The JournalDochas
Irish people have no idea how much we spend on foreign aid
2 Sep 2014
51
On The Journalep 2014
Electric Picnic sees 150 drug busts and 10 held for theft
2 Sep 2014
35
On The Journalprejudice
Calls for Ireland to legislate against online hate crime
2 Sep 2014
56
bog cuttings
Your television may be running on turf. Really
1 Sep 2014
23
On The Journalcat in a box
A new image shows us what it is like when a cat both is and is not
30 Aug 2014
42
Knife Attack
Woman turns up at Mayo school and threatens principal with a knife
29 Aug 2014
150
On The JournalJobswatch
'Welcome boost' of 46 new jobs for Tipperary and Limerick
29 Aug 2014
10
LGBT
McAleese advert rejected over the former President's views on female ordination
29 Aug 2014
79
On The Journalsmugairle roin
Gaeltacht Minister shows Irish classes are paying off with 'as gaeilge' radio performance
29 Aug 2014
37
On The JournalHealthy Eating
White bread, butter and chips? Hospital food is not good enough, says TD
29 Aug 2014
71
On The JournalEnnis
Gardai are investigating suspected petrol bomb attack on a Clare courthouse
28 Aug 2014
14
On The JournalFor Sale
Site of former Stardust premises put up for sale for €7 million
28 Aug 2014
18
Walk on
'Like getting my leg back': Amputees walk more freely with new prosthesis
28 Aug 2014
3
breaking ground
Research conducted by Irish scientists could mean the end of organ donors
28 Aug 2014
15
crisis
Couple evicted from home before they could get dressed may have to 'sleep in a van'
27 Aug 2014
Children's Rights
Philomena Lee to speak about her experience of forced adoption in Ireland
27 Aug 2014
3
On The Journalscammers
Scammers target Irish students desperate for somewhere to live
26 Aug 2014
48
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