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On The JournalClimate emergency
Opinion: We must rethink recycling for Ireland’s Circular Economy and stop penalising consumers
On The Journalstardust
After one year and 373 witnesses, jurors at Stardust inquest begin deliberations
HSA InspectionIrish Farmers' Association criticise plans for 'blitz of farm inspections' amid heavy rain
On The Journalreligious patronage
Primary teachers to be surveyed on church-run schools 'in light of changing face of Ireland'
RIP
‘My world is so empty’: Husband and father says at funeral for those killed in Co Mayo crash
Una Bowden and her daughters Ciara, 14, and Saoirse, 10, died in a car crash in Co Mayo on 26 March.
On The JournalMatthew Coward
RTÉ cameraman says crews are 'easy targets' after jailed swim coach admits to attack outside court
teacher conferencesProtesting teachers call for 'government action, not words' on Gaza during minister's speech
rain check
It was a majorly wet March - with 219% rain compared to average at Dublin Airport weather station
Two weather stations in Clare and Cavan recorded 29 rainy days each last month.
On The JournalTrain Wreck
Proposal to stop direct Dublin-Wexford trains 'short-sighted', Senator says
warningNorthern Ireland AG warns of need for caution when commenting on criminal proceedings online
the morning lead
Norma Foley in the firing line: Teachers question why they earn less after teaching abroad
It was an issue that drove much discussion at the ASTI’s opening day of its annual congress in Wexford.
global condemnation
Israeli president apologises for deaths of Gaza seven aid workers in strike
The convoy was hit while the aid workers were leaving a warehouse after the team had unloaded more than 100 tonnes of humanitarian food aid.
The seven killed are from Australia, Poland, United Kingdom, a dual citizen of the U.S. and Canada, and Palestine.
The EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has condemned the attack and urged an investigation into the matter.
On The Journaleaster monday
Journalists targeted by 'disturbing' petrol bomb attacks at republican march in Derry
annual conferences'Nothing is off the table' in terms of measures to tackle teacher shortages, Foley says
Everyday I'm Shufflin
All eyes on Cabinet reshuffle and who might get moved up the political ladder
Simon Coveney believes it was the right time to step aside so as to give the new Taoiseach ‘the space’ to create new opportunities.
European ParliamentAlan Shatter mulls European election run as he attacks Ireland's 'dysfunctional' MEPs
incognitoGoogle agrees to delete billions of user records collected in Chrome private browsing mode
VantaaChild dies and two others seriously injured after 12-year-old opens fire at school in Finland
On The Journalstepping down
Simon Coveney to step down as minister when Dáil returns next week
Coveney told incoming Taoiseach Simon Harris of his decision last night.
He had sought to become leader of Fine Gael in 2017, but lost out to Leo Varadkar in the leadership race.
After Varadkar announced he was stepping down as Taoiseach last month, Coveney ruled himself out of going for leader again.