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On The JournalCourts
Dept paying half the cost of security guard hired to keep Enoch Burke away from school
Members of the Burke family repeatedly interrupted court proceedings today.
Uachtarán ag an Oireachtas
A céad turas ó thuaidh tugtha ag an Uachtarán nuathofa, agus gan í fiú insealbhaithe
Bhí Catherine Connolly i láthair ag oscailt oifigiúil Oireachtas na Gaeilge i mBéal Feirste inniu, a céad ócáid poiblí ó toghadh í ag an deireadh seachtaine.
Uachtarán ag an Oireachtas
President-elect Connolly in Belfast as she keeps her promise to make her first trip north
President elect Catherine Connolly made an appearance at the opening of the Oireachtas na Samhna Irish language festival.
On The JournalWeather Warnings
Remnants of Hurricane Melissa to bring wind and rain to Ireland on Monday
Bird FluFota Wildlife Park ‘exploring support options’ to help with €120,000 per week costs during closure
election falloutMicheál Martin says it's 'not fair' to suggest he doesn't listen to Fianna Fáil backbenchers
Ré Nua ó ThuaidhConspóid comharthaíochta Grand Central Station le réiteach ag an gCoimisinéir Gaeilge nua
On The JournalBillionaire mindset
What Stripe's John Collison gets right - and wrong - about Ireland's infrastructure failures
A 2,500-word analysis by the tech billionaire has caused a stir in Irish political circles.
Central Criminal CourtMan facing 79 historical sexual abuse allegations in south Dublin set for trial next June
no whining‘No one seemed terrified’: Jimmy Kimmel contrasts Irish election with US after holidaying here
On The JournalClimate Change
Over half a million people are dying every year due to rising heat globally
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The 9 at 9
Readers tell us why they spoiled their vote, at least 50 killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza and Hurricane Melissa nears Cuba.
CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITSTrump says he's 'not allowed to run' for another term but will 'see what happens'
On The Journalslow down
Opinion: We could make our towns safer for everyone by lowering speed limits to 30km/h
Trolley WatchSenator brings her own ‘snack cart’ on Sligo train to highlight lack of Irish Rail catering
On The Journalaras25
'Democracy includes the power to dissent': Our readers tell us why they spoiled their votes
More than 200,000 people spoiled their votes – a record high for an Irish election.
Fastway
At least 300 jobs at risk as Fastway parent company enters receivership
Parcels already in the Fastway network are expected to be delivered ‘where possible’, according to a spokesperson.
Children's CourtTeen charged with looting Footlocker, Asics and Lifestyle Sports shops during 2023 Dublin riots
Witness appealBallymun attack leaves man in serious condition as Gardaí urge public not to share video
On The Journalai technology
Irish jobs set to go as Amazon cuts 14,000 roles globally following AI investments
Extreme Weather
Why is Hurricane Melissa so strong and how will it impact Ireland?
The hurricane is the most powerful storm of the year so far.
Experts say that warming sea temperatures have increased the intensity of the storm.
The remnants of the storm will likely bring "plenty of rain and unsettled weather" to Ireland - but it's too far away to say with certainty yet.
