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2025
Tariffs
The US Commerce Secretary says Ireland runs a 'tax scam'. Does he have a point?
Tariffs could change the game for US firms on where to declare their profits – and pay tax, writes Paul O’Donoghue.
The top 10 corporate taxpayers in Ireland are all American.
Will the US do something to stop Ireland’s so-called ‘tax scam’?
Allianz Football League
Kerry get the better of Mayo to win 24th Division 1 title
Kerry prevailed after a six-point victory in Croke Park.
On The JournalUS Tariffs
Irish economy must 'sharpen up' as 'huge uncertainty' surrounds looming US tariffs, says minister
Cork CityThree arrested as gardaí target organised crime group's alleged involvement with drugs in Cork city
On The JournalCourts
Care worker in court accused of theft of over €9,000 from 'vulnerable old woman'
7 deadly readsSitdown Sunday: The man who loses thousands on camera every day - and the millions who watch him
The 9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Search for survivors after Myanmar earthquake, women let down by the delay of Hormone Replacement Therapy, and Mother’s Day.
On The JournalÁras An Uachtaráin
134 members of the Oireachtas say they will not nominate McGregor for the presidency
Peacekeepers
Bombs and board games: Irish troops speak of their experiences of coming under fire in Lebanon
The Journal has travelled to Lebanon this week to meet up with Irish soldiers who have found themselves at the centre of a war between Hezbollah and Israel.
nature of motherhoodMother’s Day: It's not gratitude that's needed, it's an honest conversation about motherhood
On The JournalPalestine
'These kids are getting good at hurling': How the GAA has taken hold in the West Bank
bullet proofIrish Defence Forces to get new €16.5m worth of body armour in major modernisation deal
On The Journalyour stories
'I’m done with all this fannying about with something that was promised to us over six months ago'
We asked our readers to tell us how the delayed HRT scheme and supply shortages has affected them. Here’s what they said.
Some women told The Journal that they have to ration their HRT patches because of the cost per month.
One woman said the free HRT scheme was one of the reasons she voted for the Government. "I now feel foolish for believing them," she said.
Supply issues are also impacting women, with one woman travelling abroad to try and source the HRT patch that she is prescribed.
social welfare changesIf you lose your job and have worked for 5 years you'll get up to €450 a week under new rules
On The Journaleurovision 2025
Eurovision: Do this year's picks show a continent seeking escapism from the harsh news cycle?
