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2025
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EU leaders strike €90bn Ukraine deal, Australia to introduce gun buyback scheme after Bondi Beach attack, and trade deal between the EU and Mercosur delayed
On The JournalPalestine Action
Sinn Féin urges Keir Starmer to intervene in pro-Palestine hunger strike before someone dies
On The Journalyour stories
Have you faced gridlock and delays travelling this Christmas? Tell us about the pain
On The JournalUkraine
EU to loan Ukraine €90 billion but leaders fail to agree on using frozen Russian assets
Job Hugging
Job postings are falling as unemployment ticks up - but not because the economy is weakening
The Central Bank issued the stark warnings in their latest quarterly bulletin, but added that the economy is still on the up.
Career Grand Slam
Rory McIlroy named BBC Sports Personality of the Year
His success makes him the first golfer to win the award since Nick Faldo in 1989 – the year McIlroy was born.
On The JournalParenting at Christmas
Opinion: I’m no scrooge, but I skip a big part of the Christmas magic - here's why
On The Journalrenters
'This was meant to be our permanent home': Retirees in west Sligo community face eviction
fashion bible
In pictures: Why the new Pope makes Vogue's best dressed list for 2025
He’s got mass appeal.
Oideachas Triú LibhéalMóramh ar son níos mó cúrsaí tríú libhéal trí mheán na Gaeilge - pobalbhreith nua
On The JournalCourts
Man accused of November 2023 Parnell Square attack unfit to stand trial, defence lawyer says
On The JournalAdvertising Standards Authority
Ad for IVF clinic set up in 2021 that said it has been around for 40 years deemed misleading
On The JournalBlanchardstown
Plans for paid parking at Blanchardstown Centre challenged as three separate appeals lodged
Victim Impact StatementHarris says in victim impact statement that woman who threatened him online violated his family
On The JournalDublin District Court
Woman gets six-month jail sentence for 'catastrophic' social media threats to Simon Harris
Sandra Barry broke down at Dublin District Court today, where her messages were described as having occurred during “three minutes of madness”.
Farmers
Tensions boil over at farming protest in Brussels against EU's planned Mercosur trade deal
The president of the Irish Farmers Association is in Brussels to ‘stand with colleagues from across Europe to deliver a strong and united message’.
On The Journalagainst the rules
'You're out of order,' TD told over Dáil stunt highlighting children in homelessness
ClondalkinDublin community in 'shock and disbelief' after man hit by vehicle and attacked by group of men
On The Journaltrial period
Over 120 gardaí issued with tasers but Commissioner says they may not be rolled out more fully
co meath
Gardaí investigating suspected arson attack on Co Meath pharmacy that's been 'destroyed'
Locals have rallied around the owner of the pharmacy today.
EU summitEU debates freezing more Russian assets as Zelenskyy says Ukraine needs decision by 'end of year'
PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
Interview: Willie Maher on his drive to grow hurling in every parish
Declan Bogue sits down with the National Head of Hurling, who talks about the injury that prematurely ended his career, his enduring love for the game and his sense of mission to make sure as many people as possible can play it.
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