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2025
On The JournalExporting Abortion
Over 5,000 women in Europe have to travel abroad for abortions each year
Legal, bureaucratic and social obstacles are still faced by women, even if they live in countries where abortion is legalised.
At least 5,860 European women crossed borders for abortions in 2023
Routes of travel are shaped by the countries’ abortion laws and geographic proximity
The Netherlands — where termination is allowed up to 24 weeks — was the most frequent destination
On The Journalare saunas the new pubs?
Sauna and chill: 'As Robin Williams once said, it was hotter than a snake’s ass in a wagon rut'
On The JournalWildfire
Man arrested in connection with 'deliberate ignition' of major fire in Mourne Mountains
Stalemate
Little to shout about at Old Trafford as Manchester derby ends goalless
Kevin De Bruyne faced United for the final time.
On The JournalUS Visit
Netanyahu to visit Trump at the White House tomorrow as world scrambles in response to tariffs
On The JournalTariffs latest
Finance Minister rules out wage subsidy scheme in response to US tariffs (for now)
Paschal Donohoe said the government will be engaging with Irish firms on an employer by employer basis.
Question mark now hangs over planned introduction of additional employee sick days as a result of tariffs.
He also dampened expectations that the planned rollout of health warnings on alcohol bottles will go ahead.
The minister said anything that impacts the competitiveness of Irish firms will have to be examined.
On The Journaltime for a 99
Warm and sunny weather to continue as temperatures expected to rise next week
On The Journalu-turn
Arts Minister to block planned 'Netflix levy' on streaming services, says people are paying enough
Oran mcConville'A bright light in our community': Tributes paid as teen who died in Co Down crash named
How time fliesThe European airports that are closest to - and furthest from - the cities they serve
On The Journalrapid build housing
Report into Dublin rapid-build homes finds defects and lack of oversight
Rescuing the rescuers'Lots of sleepless nights': Helping emergency workers cope with trauma of responding to suicide
On The Journalfight for justice
Michael Shine: One of paedophile surgeon's earliest victims reveals he was abused 60 years ago
Now 75, Tom Ayres says he was abused by Shine at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in 1964.
On The JournalParenting
A dad's perspective: I watched Adolescence with my teenage son... here's what I learned
From The 42Champions Cup Rugby
Leinster score 10 tries against Harlequins in front of 55,000+ Croke Park crowd
On The Journalmalahide castle
'This is how I want to spend my notoriety': Rosie O'Donnell backs autism charity AsIAm in Dublin
From The 42Horse Racing
Nick Rockett crowned Aintree Grand National champion in 1-2-3 for Willie Mullins
