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2026
pension pots
Auto-enrolment pensions start collecting from payslips this month, but how will it work?
A new portal for the MyFutureFund scheme also goes live today.
UK Court'The Brits are at it again': Kneecap says appeal against dismissal of terror charge begins this month
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Budget changes kick in, New Year revellers killed in Swiss bar fire and a new member of the Euro club.
Last year
2025
On The Journalsave the west
‘I wish people who left Mayo would cop on’ – Kids’ 1994 letters to Taoiseach about rural decline
into the arms of americaHow 1987's The Joshua Tree had Irish diplomats scrambling for U2 tickets across the US
On The Journalred white and blew it off
'Rising star' Gavin Newsom calls himself 'Irish' but cancelled on the taoiseach back in 2005
On The JournalMV LOCH RYAN
The Skibbereen ship 'the Nazis couldn't sink' and the 60-year fight for compensation
On The JournalState Papers
Ireland's man in Israel was reminded in 1993 that Gaza was outside his jurisdiction
On The Journalfur-eign affairs
The bearly believable tale of The Late Late Show, two travelling pandas and a China/Ireland spat
State Papers'Sensitivities' around Ireland's neutrality and the question of attending VE Day 50 in Paris
On The Journalparamilitary meeting
When Bertie Ahern brought loyalists to Dublin and they raised 'ethnic cleansing' by republicans
The Loyalist Commission had representatives from the UVF, UDA and Red Hand Commando.
abort abort abortShannon Airport was an 'emergency landing' spot for the Space Shuttle if multiple engines failed
On The Journalblair's britain
'Brit cards' raised eyebrows recently, but similar plans in 2005 didn't go down well here either
so goodFans hospitalised for 'hysteria' at Boyzone gig in '95 had the Irish State all hot and bothered
State PapersThirty years before CervicalCheck, sending smears abroad was being considered to save money
State Papers
Prince Charles's team told Irish officials that Diana might fancy 'upstaging' him by visiting Ireland
State Papers from 30 years ago detailed the behind-the-scenes chat about Charles’ visit here.
keane v mccarthy
Review: Saipan is the row that divided a nation, but is the film any good?
The iconic story of the 2002 World Cup bust up has been given the big screen treatment.
toothy grinHeimir HallgrÃmsson, the unflappable Icelandic dentist who has Ireland loving football again
On The Journalthe troy wonder
The Late Late Troy Show: Ireland's amazing winning moment is making headlines and going viral
The country’s hat-trick hero is the talk of Ireland and football fans worldwide.
On The JournalHistoric win
How Catherine Connolly was able to beat the establishment and storm the presidency
A huge win but how did the Galway independent do it.
On The Journalnew woman in the áras
Connolly pledges to 'shape a new republic' as she's elected president with largest vote ever
Connolly will be inaugurated next month.
vote vote vote
It's (finally) polling day! Here's your guide to voting in the presidential election
The dos and don’ts of the polling station.
one battle after another
Debate verdict: The stalest of stalemates but Connolly's talking like she's already won
If you’ve been following the campaign up to now you missed nothing from the final debate.
choose your side
'I want us to be winners': The first full-length trailer for the Saipan movie is out
The film will be released on New Year’s Day 2026.
On The JournalAras 2025
Analysis: A sizeable chunk of people are planning to spoil their vote or to stay away altogether
In a poll published today, 18% said they would spoil their vote or not vote at all.
spitting image'What about the vegetables?' - Legend of Haughey (and Thatcher) gets retelling amid FF chaos
On The Journallegal background
Bar Council says ‘cab-rank rule’ is 'fundamental' as Connolly faces questions over barrister work
On The Journalunhappy meal
'The Hamburglar is back in town': Why have politicians been talking about McDonald's all day?
feeling the pressureTwenty years on, the spectre of Rip Off Republic is again in focus come Budget time
AnalysisPresidential debate: Connolly will be pleased, Gavin had his Weetabix and Humphreys seemed nervous
On The JournalRace for the Ãras
Nominations for president are officially open - here are the key dates coming up
September is set to be a busy month for those looking to to get “on the ballot”.
On The JournalMature recollections
Tom Clonan and Heather Humphreys differ on why a controversial disability proposal was scrapped
mo chara in court
'The British state is on edge': Kneecap's second day in court sees police action and legal wrangling
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, aka Mo Chara, must return again next month to see if he’ll face a trial.
London
Police corral hundreds of protesters as Kneecap's Mo Chara returns to court to face UK terror charge
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is one-third of Belfast rap trio Kneecap and performs under the stage name ‘Mo Chara’.
On The Journalthe masterplan
From set list to stage times - everything to know about this weekend's Oasis gigs
