Irish
Last month
October 2026
On The JournalInside the West Bank
‘They make us keep the rubbish inside the school’: Life for Westbankers behind Israel's barrier
In a small village cut off from the rest of the West Bank by Israel’s separation barrier, residents are increasingly trapped by movement restrictions.
On The Journalstar of the sea
'I've never met Bobby Sands the hunger striker': The Belfast football team that put politics to one side
On The JournalFood Literacy Strategy
Food is fundamental, so why isn't food literacy a national priority?
From The 42Premier League
Isak marks return from injury with Liverpool winner at Brentford
The Reds were misfiring as they trailed to Keane Lewis-Potter’s first-half goal, but the match turned.
On The JournalWaterford
Two people charged in connection with fatal Waterford arson attack that killed couple and two children
On The JournalHousing
Swords Express operator says moving workers' housing offsite could cost €7m and make company unviable
On The Journala bit nippy
Temperatures to plunge below freezing tonight as chilly (but sunny) weekend expected
On The Journalpay talks
Talks on framework for public sector pay negotiations expected to begin today
On The JournalSurrealing in the Years
Horse manure now a problem literally as well as metaphorically
On The JournalBest of the Box
Review: Is the Oasis documentary Don't Look Back in Anger worth watching?
On The JournalCourt
Man (30s) due in court in connection with fatal shooting of Mark Cullen in Dún Laoghaire
On The Journalteaching hours
FactCheck: Do Irish primary school teachers have the most teaching hours in the world?
On The JournalThe Morning Lead
'It's become more violent': Deaths of Waterford family show need for crackdown on drug intimidation
Drug-related intimidation is a pervasive but under-reported issue in Ireland, according to a recent government-led report.
On The JournalToday show
Crisp sandwiches and cúpla focal: Peak paddywhackery as NBC's Today Show broadcasts from Kenmare
From The 42League of Ireland
Night of glorious possibility ends in brutal realisation as St Pat's blow huge title chance
On The JournalLimerick
Man pleads guilty to commissioning killing of Lee Slattery, who was shot and buried in shallow grave
On The JournalMedical crisis in Gaza
Stranded in the West Bank: The leading Gazan doctor desperate to return to his family
On The Journaljames flynn
Retrial for man accused of stealing car used in fatal credit union robbery
On The JournalMurder Probe
Murder investigation launched after body of man with gunshot wounds found in Mallow
On The JournalIndustrial Action
Public sector workers call off strike next week after discussions with government
It comes after more than 300,000 public sector workers took part in the largest strike in 17 years.
An independent third party has been chosen to help construct a basis for formal negotiations at the WRC.
The Public Services Committee chair said he believes the government want to reach an agreement "quickly".
While the strike action has been suspended, work-to-rule action will continue.
On The JournalPlanning Permission
Calls for moratorium on fossil fuel-run data centres as Kilmeaden development refused
