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Irish Coast Guard workers fear for future, bullying in secondary schools and Israel agrees to resume Gaza ceasefire talks.
back to collegeGardaí issue student accommodation fraud warning ahead of expected return-to-college spike in scams
international relations'It's been a lot of ass': Reflections on 100 days of the Dublin-New York portal
On The JournalBullying
Almost half of Irish secondary students have experienced bullying, new survey says
Search and Rescue
Uncertainty over future of Coast Guard jobs as helicopter crews transition to new operator
The Irish Coast Guard is operated by CHC Helicopters at present but a new contract has been awarded to Bristow.
On The JournalUniversity Hospital Limerick
Consultants group says decision to cancel scheduled care at hospitals ‘abandons people of Mid-West’
On The JournalBelfast
PSNI release images of people alleged to have been involved in Belfast disorder and attacks on officers
calling the fires
Military using simulators to prepare troops for dangerous peacekeeping mission in Lebanon
The Journal went to the Curragh Camp today to visit the Artillery School and the Cavalry Corps training facility to see the new kit in action.
Team Ireland HomecomingDublin City Council to issue ‘small number of special licences’ for Olympics homecoming after criticism
BiodiversityCiaran Brennan: The plan to save the Hen Harrier should be the blueprint for wider restoration
Record BreakersWexford Fleadh breaks Guinness World Record for most tin whistles played at the same time
On The JournalNorthern Ireland
'No place for racism in our society': Stormont Executive condemns violent disorder in Belfast
The Northern Ireland Assembly was recalled to discuss the rioting seen in the city in recent days.
First Minister Michelle O'Neill said many people feel "extremely vulnerable" and "fearful" following the disorder.
The PSNI has so far arrested 17 males, with 11 charged to court.
Artificial IntelligenceX gives undertaking to High Court to temporarily cease processing data of European users to train AI model
On The Journalbudget 2025
Budget cost-of-living measures will have to be rolled out by the end the year, minister says
On The JournalCourts
Man stabbed in 'broad daylight' attack in Mullingar suffered injuries to liver, bowels and lung
On The JournalRIP
President pays tribute to Aidan O’Leary, director of WHO Polio programme, who died on holiday
On The Journalfactcheck
Debunked: Bill Gates and the WHO did not call for armies to arrest and forcibly vaccinate people
On The Journalthey're coming home
Dublin to host public homecoming for Ireland's Olympic heroes outside the GPO on Monday
On The JournalERAS TOUR
Swifties react to cancelled Eras Tour concerts following terror attack fears
On The JournalShepard's delight
Did you see dozens of flares in Dublin last night? It was Algerian football fans
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One-in-five private Dublin tenancies rented by large landlords, Stormont to discuss violent disorder in Belfast and Mary Robinson.
Climate Change'Increasingly likely' that 2024 will be the warmest year on record says EU climate monitor
aoife kelleher
Mary Robinson says we must 'learn lessons' from Irish mass emigration amid anti-migrant protests
In an interview with The Journal, the former President of Ireland also said the US and other Western countries need to do more to end the conflict in Gaza.
Rental Market
One-in-five private Dublin tenancies rented by landlords who own 100+ properties
It’s a different story for the rest of the country.
2024 Paris
The hope sustains and hurts in Paris as Jack Woolley impresses during second chance
Much like Clare after a Munster championship, or Emmanuel Macron in a French election, Woolley was reignited for the knock-out bouts.
