Irish
Last year
2025
On The JournalCourts
Man accused of dangerous driving causing deaths of couple in Blanchardstown released on bail
Anthony and Georgina Hogg
Couple killed in Blanchardstown crash remembered as 'adoring parents' at funeral mass
The married couple were due to celebrate their wedding anniversary in Spain later this month.
On The Journalsean brown
Family of murdered GAA official criticise decision by UK government to appeal probe into death
War in Ukraine
Tánaiste criticises Russia’s ‘abhorrent’ bombings of Ukraine’s energy grid
Micheál Martin said it’s “imperative” that Ireland and the EU “stand firm” in the face of Russia aggression.
DublinSwastikas, Palestine slogans and 'sex words' among graffiti alerts sent to Dublin City Council
Violence Against Women
Lost to Violence: The 37 women killed in Ireland in the last five years
The Journal Investigates shines a spotlight on the women lost to violence in Ireland since 2020.
Labour CourtIrish Distillers staff to be compensated for potential losses over profit share scheme changes
Heart HealthAlmost 25% of people who used Irish Heart Foundation's mobile unit last year were referred to a GP
On The Journalswitch off for EVs
Sales of new electric vehicles fell by 24% last year, motor industry figures show
dog controlKerry councillor says it’s ‘nonsense’ that map of sheep attacks can’t be published due to data concerns
freezing weather
Met Éireann warns of 'very disruptive weather' with snow and bitterly cold nights forecast
Hazardous travelling conditions are forecast for the weekend with significant accumulations in some areas.
Looking Back
Elections, Eurovision and Fine Gael departures: The most read articles on The Journal in 2024
A look at the top 20 stories on TheJournal.ie last year.
On The JournalPublic Sector Standards
Transparency International Ireland seeking essential reforms to improve access to information
smoke screen
Irish tobacco companies look to vaping to safeguard bumper profits as cigarette sales fall
The Journal Investigates examines the ‘infiltration’ of the vaping industry in Ireland by ‘Big Tobacco’.
Tobacco companies have said their aim for vaping products is to ‘actively migrate adult smokers’
Several Irish vaping companies also recorded strong profit increases in their latest accounts
Some vaping firms are concerned about the association between their business and smoking
BallymunGardaí appeal for witnesses after alleged assault of child by adult male at bus stop in Dublin
