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2025
From The 42Champions League
Declan Rice scores two sensational free-kicks as Arsenal take 3-0 lead over Real Madrid
jack chambersChambers does not rule out global recession: 'Ireland will be subject to any economic shocks'
Pay UpAG to be consulted on what steps can be taken to make religious orders pay mother and baby home redress
GDPR ReformsProposed cuts to GDPR red tape will not impact personal protections, Commissioner McGrath says
teacher shortageHelen McEntee tells Cabinet she's willing to compel schools to open special education classes
On The JournalEmergency prep
The Government has held multiple exercises to deal with major disasters including rail crashes
Today, The Journal, visited the National Emergency Coordination Centre and spoke to the senior officials who run the facility.
SCHOOL MEALSParenting: The pearl clutching over hot school lunches is a bit much — at least they're eating
On The JournalDonegal
Man was driving at speed of up to 111kph in 50 zone when he killed nine-year-old boy, court told
Housing'Too early' to make predictions, says Browne as summit told just 25,000 homes might be delivered
Exporting Abortion
'The most vulnerable are still being exported': Why and how women have to travel for abortions
Hundreds of women travel from Ireland to the UK every year for terminations.
competitions watchdogRegulator outlines competition concerns over Circle K's acquisition of Irish filling stations
named and shamedFive religious groups have offered no contributions to the mother and baby home payment scheme
On The Journalget a move on
Local authorities must urgently rezone land for housing or face 'wrath' from public, says Browne
cork central criminal courtSecond teenager found guilty of raping girl in car at Limerick Racecourse in 2022
On The JournalColossal Bioscience
Dire wolf 'brought back from extinction' - but some scientists are sceptical
On The Journaltrade war
'Welcome’ reprieve as whiskey, wine and dairy left out of planned EU counter-tariffs of up to 25%
The EU plans to hit back at Donal Trump with its own tariffs on US goods including plastics, textiles, make-up and electrical equipment.
On The JournalCourts
Man found guilty of murdering his wife, Deepa Paruthiyezhuth Dinamani, in Cork city in 2023
spinal surgery scandal‘Damning litany of failure’: Calls for investigation of governance at Children’s Health Ireland
On The JournalGreen Light
Cabinet approves €456 million M28 Cork to Ringaskiddy motorway despite opposition
On The JournalWaterford
Man charged in connection with Waterford e-scooter collision that killed two teenagers
On The JournalCourts
Gamer who stabbed friend three times after an argument on PlayStation about Covid spared jail
Seamus McEnaneyDublin house where James Joyce's The Dead was set is to be converted into apartments
On The JournalHousing
Regulations will ban short-term let planning permissions in towns with populations over 10,000
Fires
National Parks manager says there was a ‘sinister element’ to Co Mayo fires
Firefighters are continuing to battle blazes across the Mourne Mountains, while Kerry Fire Service fought a major gorse fire in Tahilla.
On The JournalWilson's Hospital School
School will ask for Enoch Burke to be jailed if he disrupts State exams or shows up next year
On The JournalChi
Temple Street spinal surgery scandal: Chair of Children's Health Ireland apologises and resigns
On The JournalHIQA
'Children were not protected': Report criticises use of unlicensed springs in spinal surgeries at Temple Street
The Hiqa review found that governance changes within Children’s Health Ireland meant that a number of policies and safety checks "were not properly applied".
It found the use of the springs was an attempt to replicate an experimental surgical technique that was still under investigation at a hospital abroad, but in a modified way.
Children's Health Ireland said it is "deeply sorry" to the children and young people who "did not get the care they deserved".