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Children's CourtBoy required 80 stitches to head wounds after knife attack by 16-year-old, court hears
On The JournalTony Geraghty
'The moment I realised why they did it': An Irish officer on the 2015 Mediterranean rescue mission
Irish officers are credited with saving thousands of lives during their deployment amid the Mediterranean migrant crisis.
BrisbaneIrish man jailed for trying to enter Australia on fake passport and escaping immigration detention
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Israeli army warning to Gaza City residents, school strikes have ended, and pedestrian struck by SUV in Monaghan
On The JournalSurrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: The vibes of this presidential election are badly off
HIV PrEP'It's gold dust in Dublin': Waiting lists for HIV PrEP remain high amid demand for medicine
BiodiversityPippa Hackett: It’s criminal (except it isn’t) that landowners can destroy hedgerows without permission
Scéim na mBéilí TeCeist chothromais é soláthar na mbéilí i scoileanna beaga iargúlta - príomhoide Gaeltachta
On The JournalAll Clear
Regulator rules Ozempic maker's obesity ads were legal (because they didn't mention Ozempic)
On The JournalCatholic Church
Pope ‘encouraged’ priest known for LGBT outreach to ‘continue ministry’ during private meeting
On The Journaltricolours
'Raise the colours': How the British far right influenced a campaign to 'reclaim' the Irish flag
The UK-based Operation Raise the Colours has spread to several countries since emerging in August.
Dublin City Council suggested this week that it will take action over the impromptu appearance of the flag on lampposts.
Politicians and local groups have concerns that flags are being used as a form of anti-immigrant 'territorial marking'.
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School secretaries and caretakers to suspend strike and enter discussions at the WRC
Fórsa said that strike action will be withdrawn to allow the implementation of the agreement.
This is a drillDrivers in border counties told not to be alarmed when UK tests emergency alert system on Sunday
On The Journalsecret ballot
Jim Gavin and Billy Kelleher to go head-to-head in vote for Fianna Fáil's presidential pick
On The JournalExit stage left
Michael Flatley withdraws from race for the Áras, saying he needs to put health and family first
On The JournalDunboyne Diana
CMAT scores third consecutive number one album as EURO-COUNTRY tops the charts
On The JournalGaza Flotilla
'It's a moral responsibility': Risking detention, Irish activist joins hundreds on Gaza flotilla
Clare native Maureen Almai is joining the flotilla from Italy this weekend.
On The Journalseasonal transition
A new leaf: Autumn is the perfect time of year to take stock and look after ourselves
Fin Whale
Public warned to stay back from beached whale found with bite marks on Cork coast
The bite marks are believed to be from sharks.
School strike
Education minister says pensions 'on the table' for striking school staff if Fórsa joins talks
Helen McEntee said that the government is ready to talk “without preconditions” on pensions, sick leave, and other entitlements with staff currently on strike.
Aviva StadiumHungary's Viktor Orban is in town for the big match but there'll be no red carpet rolled out
National SecurityBritish politicians accuse Ireland of not doing enough on defence as minister defends UK deal
On The JournalGaeilge
Preab-ghaeltacht i Londain chun an Ghaeilge a cheiliúradh agus deoraithe a mhealladh abhaile
