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2025
Irish Abroad
'It's a far cry from poor-but-sexy': Irish in Berlin on a nervous time as Germans go to the polls
The country has critical elections taking place this Sunday.
On The JournalRTÉ
Doireann Garrihy 'didn't know' about last year's 2FM host exodus before high-profile departures
Cúpla Quid€3.2m in funding approved for re-development of Conradh Na Gaeilge as a cultural hub in Dublin
uachtarain na heireannCatherine Connolly says she'll consider a Presidential run if it can 'unite the opposition'
On The JournalWar in Ukraine
Taoiseach reiterates Ireland's 'steadfast support' for Ukraine in call with Zelenskyy
Darndale
Discovery of human hand in yard of Dublin primary school not thought to be malicious
The discovery was made this afternoon in Darndale and gardaí are investigating the incident.
On The JournalSinn Féin
Taoiseach accuses Sinn Féin of 'engaging in politics' over White House visit
price jumpsFamilies face up to €260 hikes in health insurance bills as Laya plans broad premium increases
south anne streetQuham Babatunde murder accused was arrested after ferry to Liverpool turned around, court told
On The JournalJim O'Callaghan
Justice Minister who passed garda fitness test (sit-ups and all) happy it's now getting easier
CourtsIrish Kidney Association settles legal row with Beaumont Hospital over seizing its Renal Support Centre
On The JournalCastlebar
Driver jailed for five years after knocking down GP during 'game of tag' with another vehicle
White HouseLarry Donnelly: Trump is on a rampage. Where is the resistance? Where are the Democrats?
Contempt of CourtEnoch Burke may have contempt fines (he now owes €79k) deducted from his teaching salary
On The JournalIncoming
'Very strong and gusty winds' on Sunday as weather warnings issued for 12 counties
On The JournalDrumcondra
Land earmarked for apartments beside iconic Quinn's pub to be listed on derelict sites register
Malahide RoadWoman in her 60s charged with dangerous driving causing death of cyclist John Walsh in Dublin
Fatal CollisionsTwo women die in separate road collisions in the North and young child left with serious injuries
St Patrick's
McDonald says SF won't attend White House this year but that Taoiseach 'absolutely' should go
constitutional lawOpinion: Michael D Higgins has not overstepped the constitutional boundaries of the Presidency
On The JournalThe cost of doing business
RTÉ spending on TV licence fee ads spiked after payments scandal broke in 2023
offshore wind
Who controls Ireland's offshore wind? Spoiler: Not Irish companies
Big oil, governments and one of Europe’s largest polluters are among the developers of planned projects off our coast.
Half of the offshore wind projects are backed by fossil fuel companies
EU governments also investing in Irish wind
Some investments labelled as ‘greenwashing’
