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Last year
2025
Trump TariffsPharmaceuticals 'need to be made in America' says US Commerce Secretary after temporary tariff halt
On The JournalAnalysis
How strong is Ireland's economy? Multinational companies make it almost impossible to tell
LetterkennyNine Donegal families on verge of homelessness after plan for council to buy homes collapses
final push
Rory McIlroy takes two-shot lead into final round of Masters
McIlroy fired two eagles and four birdies in a thrilling 66 to lead Bryson DeChambeau, who beat him to win the US Open last year.
The cost of doing business
Central Bank went €3.6m over budget on new data system despite giving reassurances about cost
The overspend was one of 15 capital projects in which the bank has gone over budget since 2020.
Staff raised questions about the risks and costs involved when programme was first proposed in 2017.
On The Journalinternational trade
Analysis: What are the potential impacts of Trump's tariffs on the Irish supply chain?
Women's Six NationsIreland put it up to England before being blown away by second-half blitz in Cork
ballyholme beachPolice investigate 'large altercation' on beach in Co Down as rumours of a male's death are shut down
On The JournalMoney Laundering
Travel agent and husband caught carrying €340,000 for criminal group at Dublin Airport, court told
On The JournalFuneral
'I was so proud you were my father': Colin Farrell remembers father Eamon's talent and mischief
PodcastThe 42 GAA WeeklyCan great survivor Stephen Cluxton adapt to Gaelic football's new rules?
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On The JournalSurrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Protect our cultural history or solve the housing crisis? Neither, thanks
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Tension on Drury Street, dangerous thunderstorms in India, and religious orders resisting compensation payouts.
Housing vs tourism'Absolutely devastating': Kerry Councillors raise concerns about short-term lets register
On The JournalDublin city centre
'I'm dreading summer': Crowds of people drinking and no toilets are hitting Drury Street businesses
mother and baby homes
€86 million cash in the bank, but the majority of religious organisations haven't offered any redress
The Church of Ireland has €632m in assets and €40m in cash but has decided to not make a contribution towards redress.
Government sources say legislation being explored to make religious orders pay their fair share.
On The JournalCork
Man jailed for the attempted murder of 32-year-old after slashing his throat with broken bottle
On The JournalLisa Smith
Court told line between Islamic State sympathiser and member ‘crossed’ by ex-Irish soldier
