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Tusla confirms that it had past contact with boy presumed dead in Donabate
The boy, who would now be seven, is last known to have resided at The Gallery Apartments, Donabate, Co Dublin.
DublinRadio silence from the Obamas after council extends invitation to receive Freedom of the City
Béal FeirsteBéal Feirste ar tí 'céad míle fáilte' a fhearadh don Ghaeilge tar éis bheith ina teach fuar
new chief
New Garda boss says we don't talk enough about national security; warns of 'hostile state actors'
Justin Kelly took up as Garda Commissioner on Monday and replaced Drew Harris who had served in the post for seven years.
On The JournalWe've Come a Long Way
'We've come a long way': New double-memoir tracks Irish couple's life at home and away
On The Journaldoor knocking
Dublin City Council to target households without bins in areas with high levels of illegal dumping
On The JournalPresidential Election
Heather Humphreys confirmed as Fine Gael’s presidential candidate, but who is the Monaghan ex-minister?
Humphreys retired from the Dáil last year but says she has “had a good rest” and is ready to go again.
On The JournalRace for the Áras
52 days to go: Ireland's presidential election to take place on Friday 24 October
On The Journalslow but steady
300 bike bunkers to crop up around Dublin (ten years after the programme was first trialled)
On The JournalSocial Media
Online abuse sees Irish politicians install home security over fear of real-life attacks
The media regulator’s stark warning comes just days after a significant online threat to Simon Harris’s family.
The watchdog pledged to support candidates in the upcoming presidential election to report abuse on social media.
On The JournalAlstom
French company named on UN list for links to Israeli settlements makes joint bid to run Metrolink
On The JournalBig Brands
Coca-Cola once again biggest-selling brand in Ireland as food and drink dominates the top ten
Third Level EducationOpinion: Stigma still acts as a barrier to progress for autistic people in higher education
Electric Picnic
TG4 showed that Electric Picnic can work on TV - so why won't RTÉ do it?
The national Irish language public service provider was the only station televising the country’s largest music festival.
The Morning Lead
Schools expecting to feel the crunch as secretaries and caretakers warn strike could go on for weeks
Fórsa told The Journal that they have not had any engagement from the government since talks at the Workplace Relations Commission failed last week.
A special needs assistant who joined the picket line outside her school said the current situation is "really unfair".
A Cork principal said they are already feeling the impact of the strike and that closing is "not out of the question".
On The Journalunity referendum
Dublin City Council votes to urge government to prepare for Irish unity
On The JournalHousing Crisis
Opinion: Traitors contestants would spend the winnings on a house deposit. Doesn't that say it all?
On The JournalUkraine
Ireland open to taking part in peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, Taoiseach says
On The Journaltricolour
Dublin council to meet senior gardaí over anti-migrant groups hanging Tricolour in city streets
On The JournalPHONE ADDICTION
Career coach: Phones are the new cigarettes – a startling family check in
