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2025
On The Journalaftermath
Around 10,000 without power as 'significant progress' made restoring supply after Storm Amy
On The JournalFianna Fáil
Jim Gavin says he's ‘looking into’ reports he owes former tenant €3,300 in overpaid rent
On The Journalclearance
Presidential rivals say Connolly 'circumvented' vetting process in the hiring of gun convict
As it happened
Áras hopefuls in feisty TV debate on issues and controversies as poll raises stakes
There are less than three weeks to go until polling day on Friday 24 October.
race to the arasLatest Áras poll puts Catherine Connolly out in front as support for Jim Gavin drops
On The JournalBudget 2026
Opinion: Throwing more money at it won't solve the housing crisis. We need more workers
your stories
The Journal readers in the North and abroad say it’s wrong they can’t vote for the president
Emigrants, immigrants and Irish citizens in Northern Ireland can’t vote this month – we asked our readers what they think.
On The Journalglobal sumud flotilla
Lawyers for Irish flotilla detainees express concern about 'mistreatment' by Israeli authorities
a star is codedOpinion: Hollywood agencies want to represent the first AI 'actress'. Film audiences must push back
Weather
Storm Amy: 26,000 still without power as crews work to address 'significant damage' to supply
Status Yellow wind warnings for counties Dublin, Louth, Wicklow, Clare, Kerry, Galway and Mayo were lifted at 12pm.
On The JournalDublin
Pro-Palestine activists pepper-sprayed and two arrested during protest at Port Tunnel
On The JournalTolls
Toll income on the M50 surges on the back of higher toll charges and traffic volumes
On The JournalDublin Children's Court
Teenager hit speeds of over 200km/h and drove on wrong side of dual carriageways, court told
On The JournalFinances
Department of Finance’s ‘White Paper’ ahead of Budget confirms €10.3bn surplus
feeling the pressureTwenty years on, the spectre of Rip Off Republic is again in focus come Budget time
On The JournalSurrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Things are not as simple as Micheál Martin might like us to believe
On The Journalbit of a row
Humphreys says she 'absolutely' backed new drink driving laws - after Shane Ross said she didn't
a solemn promise
Workers face higher taxes as government set to cave into hospitality industry lobbying
The measure will cost the state several hundred million euros per year in foregone tax revenue.
education fundingOpinion: Teachers are marking the government's education homework; it better not let the dog eat it
On The Journallocal policing
Plan to replace local policing committees now moving ahead after criticism of delays
