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On The JournalGaza
Netanyahu says he'll only accept ‘partial’ ceasefire in Gaza, sparking anger among hostage families
On The Journalvoices
Opinion: We know what works to fix nature conservation in Ireland. Let's get on and do it
Arson AttackFire that caused 'extensive damage' to 5G mast in Belfast being treated as arson attack
On The JournalLuxembourg
Govt to name next EU commissioner tomorrow says Martin ahead of 'important week' in the EU
On The JournalAssisted Dying
People with intellectual disabilities ‘vulnerable’ to assisted dying proposals, say Catholic bishops
On The JournalBruscar Busters
Deposit Return Scheme contributing to lower litter levels, says annual litter survey
Health and Safety AuthorityThere were 43 work-related deaths in Ireland last year, 19 of which resulted in prosecutions
On The JournalInquest
Tourist who died in crash on 'confusing' Kilkenny road didn't know she was in two-way traffic
A senior roads unit policing garda said conversations were ongoing about the need to change the road for years.
On The JournalPilot Strike
Pilot rep says impasse to resolving Aer Lingus dispute ‘sits’ with airline
From The 42Ladies Football
Holders Dublin get quarter-final tie with Galway after edging clear of Mayo
On The JournalWolfe Tone Commemoration
Mary Lou McDonald says Sinn Fein to ‘dust ourselves off’ after disappointing election results
Remembrance
Stardust ceremony: 'I have a feeling we have the presence of the 48 victims here today'
Christy Moore, Roddy Doyle, and more are performing in the ceremony.
PodcastThe CandidateThe Candidate: The dust has settled - what next for Ireland and the EU after the European elections?
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7 deadly readsSitdown Sunday: Blackmail, a double murder and the downfall of the heir to a car dealership empire
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The 9 at 9
One man dead after diving event, student accommodation uncertainty, and a look at Macron’s chances in his early election gamble.
On The JournalStudent Accommodation
Uncertainty on whether ban on 51-week student leases will be in place before Dáil summer recess
On The JournalAnalysis
Surging prices are a reminder the Central Bank was never trying to make housing more affordable
House Every WeekendThe Tipperary movement teaching people to solve the housing crisis for themselves
