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2025
On The JournalDrug smuggling
Multiple arrests made in operation targetting transport of drugs from Spain to Ireland
On The JournalWest Bank
'Punished for making eye contact': Israeli camps detaining Palestinians criticised in report
‘What we’ve seen is the erosion of the basic standards for humane detention,’ one rights group said of the sprawling Ofer Camp.
On The JournalExecutive Order
Trump moves to overhaul US elections, fueling fears voting will become more difficult
GreenlandJD Vance to join his wife Usha on contentious Greenland visit following Danish PM's criticism
On The JournalWhite House
Trump says he will 'look into' Yemen group chat leak but continues to defend security advisor
The US National Security Council said it was looking into how a journalist’s number was added to the chain in the Signal group chat.
Saudi ArabiaZelenskyy says Ukraine 'does not trust' Russia as US helps broker deal on 'use of force' in Black Sea
On The JournalCatholic Church
As Pope Francis begins two-month period of recovery, could retirement be on the cards?
While some cardinals dismiss such talk as a ‘soap opera’, Francis himself has already penned a letter of resignation, just in case.
EU Migration and Asylum PactCabinet green-lights cutting of Ukrainian accommodation payment to €600 per month from June
On The Journaltaken down
Portrait of Donald Trump he branded 'purposefully distorted' removed from Colorado capitol
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Dáil disruptions expected, calls for CAMHS reform and THAT group chat blunder in the US.
On The Journalsky spiral
Glowing spiral in the sky over Britain and Europe caused by SpaceX rocket launch
The spiral was likely caused after fuel from the SpaceX Falcon 9, which launched yesterday, froze in the sky.
tariff talkHarris speaks with US commerce secretary Lutnick, who called Ireland his 'favourite tax scam'
trump administrationWhite House confirms Defence Secretary accidentally texted journalist US plans to strike Yemen
On The JournalSaudi Arabia
US and Russia talks on possible ceasefire in Ukraine end after 12 hours
While the talks took place at a luxury hotel in the Saudi capital, nearly 90 people were wounded in a missile attack in Ukraine,
On The JournalIrish Literature
Irish author Anne Enright wins prestigious Windham-Campbell Prize of $175,000
On The Journaltime of uncertainty
Ireland in a period of 'volatility', says Central Bank boss as US-EU trade war looms
On The Journalekrem imamoglu
Turkey detains over 1,100 people since protests sparked by arrest of president Erdogan’s rival
cast a shadow
The biggest partial eclipse of the sun in a decade happens this weekend
The partial solar eclipse will be visible across the country on Saturday morning.
trump administrationTariffs imposed on the EU by the US could cost Ireland up to 80,000 jobs, says Finance Minister
On The JournalCorporation Tax
Enterprise Minister says Ireland 'absolutely not' a tax scam after US Commerce Secretary claim
On The Journalthe vatican
'Thank you, everyone': Pope Francis greets crowds after release from hospital
The Pope’s doctor, Luigi Carbone, said the Pope is improving and hopes he can resume activities soon.
brussels bound
Defence now Europe's 'number one focus' says Irish officer taking up military role in Brussels
A team from Ireland takes over at the head of the European Union Military Committee in June.
On The JournalLebanon
Girl among dead as Israel launches strikes on Lebanon after cross-border rocket fire
