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Royal Visit
Prince Charles lays poppy wreath and unveils Victoria Cross memorials in Glasnevin Cemetery
12 May 2017
146
RIP
'Deplorable and revolting' treatment of deceased activist Dara Quigley is raised in the Dáil
11 May 2017
194
snapshot of ireland
Census 2016: Donegal people are loyal to their home and there are plenty of blow-ins in Meath
11 May 2017
32
american grime story
From 'Lock her up' to 'You're Fired': The incredible timeline of Trump, Comey, Clinton and Russia
10 May 2017
71
On The Journaldrayton manor
Schoolgirl (11) who died after incident at UK theme park is named by police
10 May 2017
6
On The JournalRIP
Robert Miles, DJ behind the 1990s classic Children, has died aged 47
10 May 2017
45
On The Journalkiev calling
When are Ireland on and what's the deal with the Russians? Your guide to this year's Eurovision
9 May 2017
49
Housing Crisis
Should compulsory purchase orders be used for vacant properties?
9 May 2017
43
enniskillen
Man charged with attempted murder of six-month-old baby boy in Fermanagh
9 May 2017
Bon Appetit
Here are the winners and runners-up from the 'All-Ireland of Restaurants'
9 May 2017
7
all change
Car ban for Dublin's College Green may come in as early as this year
8 May 2017
78
On The JournalDún Laoghaire
Vandals slash boats and steal engines used by childrens' sailing clubs in Dublin
8 May 2017
36
Pepe the Frog RIP: The artist behind the frog kills him off due to racist associations
8 May 2017
44
On The Journalyes we macron
'En Marche! Vive La France' - Barack Obama has weighed in on the French election
4 May 2017
88
On The JournalUnited Ireland
Varadkar says Farage 'takes the biscuit' with 'hilarious' comment that the EU is 'stoking Irish nationalism'
3 May 2017
174
On The Journaldáil prayer
Here's what TDs think about being made to stand for a daily Christian prayer
3 May 2017
103
Gone to the dogs
Not everyone is happy that Dublin's iconic greyhound track in Harold's Cross is to be sold
3 May 2017
50
Winner winner
Meath great-grandparents €100k richer after two Lotto wins in three days
2 May 2017
15
Poll
Poll: Should self-employed people be entitled to Jobseeker’s Benefit?
2 May 2017
73
On The Journal9 at 9
The 9 at 9 Here are the main headlines as we continue the first week of summer.
2 May 2017
1
On The JournalHand it over
Mary Lou McDonald says the State needs to get maternity hospital site 'by any means'
30 Apr 2017
88
On The Journalsparking outrage
Theresa May: People use food banks 'for many complex reasons'
30 Apr 2017
89
Roads
A Cork cyclist hit by a car last week has died in hospital
30 Apr 2017
31
Your Say
Poll: Are you happy with your life at the moment?
30 Apr 2017
54
9 at 9
The 9 at 9 Here’s what’s been happening this bank holiday weekend.
30 Apr 2017
6
On The Journalslim lead
FG leadership race: Voters are leaning towards Leo Varadkar over Simon Coveney
30 Apr 2017
66
black-tie affair
The White House correspondents' dinner went ahead without Trump (but he still got roasted)
30 Apr 2017
117
The promise
An Irish director wants to capture the Armenian genocide the way Schindler's List did the Holocaust
29 Apr 2017
53
pay restoration
Paschal Donohoe is gearing up for a 'very demanding' public sector pay showdown
28 Apr 2017
96
On The JournalBrexit
The potential for a united Ireland is on the front page of the Financial Times
28 Apr 2017
129
shire
Bank of Ireland's former Dublin HQ is getting a facelift and a new tenant
27 Apr 2017
12
friesian
BBC apologises for Tommy Tiernan joke about Arlene Foster
27 Apr 2017
118
Terence Flanagan
An ex-FG TD who left the party over abortion may be on his way back into the fold
26 Apr 2017
72
mayo to montreal
Enda Kenny is travelling to Canada to meet Justin Trudeau and discuss 'middle-class jobs'
26 Apr 2017
60
On The JournalSisters of Charity
Factfind: Could compulsory purchase be used for the maternity hospital and what would it cost?
26 Apr 2017
85
On The Journalpeter boylan
'I’m sorry it’s come to this but I did try to warn you' - Texts between hospital bosses as row deepens
25 Apr 2017
165
vox pop
Poll backs Citizens' Assembly on abortion but rejects minister's maternity hospital promises
25 Apr 2017
80
On The JournalSocial change
Citizens' Assembly recommends abortion to be allowed without restrictions up to 12 weeks
23 Apr 2017
574
What Next?
After huge vote to push for change to Ireland's abortion laws, the Assembly is deciding what they should look like
23 Apr 2017
57
On The JournalAbortion
No repeal: Citizens’ Assembly recommends replacing or amending Eighth Amendment
22 Apr 2017
263
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