Irish
January
January 2026
awful breezyWind warning issued for 11 counties tomorrow with difficult travelling conditions forecast
On The JournalPearse Doherty
Sinn Féin says Paschal Donohoe's decision to give World Bank extra €10m raises 'serious questions'
On The JournalNorthern Ireland
Actor James Nesbitt says he struggled with Northern Ireland being seen as 'place of conflict'
mercosur deal
Thousands turn out for protest against Mercosur trade deal in Athlone
Up to ten farm organisations are gathering with politicians for today’s demonstration.
Surrealing in the YearsSurrealing in the Years: We're entering a new era of lawlessness. Don't expect much help from our leaders
Briseadh craoltóireachtaIs dona linn an briseadh seo - feachtas fada go mbeadh rochtain sasúil ar TG4 ó thuaidh
On The JournalPaddy Comyn
Road safety: Drivers use Netflix in their cars and we wonder why people are dying on the roads
protecting sourcesMinister moves to address 'confusion' over laws to seize journalists' phones amid calls for clarity
CastletroyLimerick golf club objects to proposed housing development citing 'stray balls' risk to residents
young scientist and technology exhibition
Kerry fourth-year student wins Young Scientist top prize for brain cancer diagnosis technology
Aoibheann Daly’s project was one of 550 exhibits from 225 schools at this year’s exhibition.
An Aimsir as GaeilgeIn Éirinn, níl aon éalú ón aimsir, fiú amháin ag socraidí - laithreoir aimsire TG4
On The JournalHigh Court
DAA boss Kenny Jacobs denies allegations of 'sexist' and 'racist' behaviour in court document
On The Journalglobal trade
Von der Leyen says Mercosur trade deal sends message in face of 'increasingly hostile world'
Cherry OrchardArmed gardaí raided hotel room as father threatened to kill son, three months before their deaths
On The JournalThe ratings are in
Traitors Ireland storms into the top 10 most watched TV shows of 2025
Sport dominated the most watched shows on traditional TV last year.
On The JournalPrinting error
Did you get a new Irish passport in the last few weeks? If you did, you might need to return it
On The JournalArson Attack
'We lost everything': Family homeless after house mistakenly targeted in arson attack
On The Journalmystery continues
Viewers in the UK will finally get a chance to see Traitors Ireland as air date confirmed
On The JournalYour Say
Do you agree with the Irish government’s decision to vote against the EU-Mercosur trade deal?
Marwan BarghoutiBono calls for release of Palestinian political figure from Israeli prison after more than two decades
Cost of LivingIrish households pay €360 more per year for electricity than western European average
On The JournalPost-mortems
Irish families could face delays holding funerals due to 'very real crisis' in autopsy system
Many hospitals are no longer carrying out autopsies due to staff shortages and pressures.
The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland has called for urgent government action to avoid causing distress to bereaved families.
Around 6,000 autopsies are carried out in Ireland every year in cases involving sudden, unexplained, or unnatural deaths.
