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On The Journalreferendum reflection
Leaking of AG advice on referendums was 'absolutely scandalous', Minister of State says
Minister of State Mary Butler also said the referendums weren’t “explained clearly enough and we have to take ownership of that”.
On The JournalIreland South
Seán Kelly and John Mullins, former Bord Gáis CEO, to run for Fine Gael in European elections
in the spotlightInternational coverage of referendums focuses on 'shambolic' campaign and 'women in the home'
International Protection AccommodationDrogheda politicians hit out at Government as dual-use model ruled out for D Hotel
On The JournalSurrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: The results are in ... referendums remain nation’s messiest pastime
factcheck
Arrested, disgraced, injured: Cryptocurrency scams promote hoax stories about Irish celebrities
Have you seen spam ads appear on your social feeds?
One scam recently came about after a hacking of an Indian politician's Meta account.
The Journal understands the account was compromised by hackers who launched more than 50 ad campaigns.
Celebrity scam ads appear on Facebook and X.com after less than a minute of scrolling through main feeds.
AG advice leakMinister 'frustrated' at AG advice leak but says it backed Govt position on immigration and care
it's a noWomen's council 'deeply disappointed' and Tom Clonan says he's 'really relieved' at Care result
On The JournalReferendum results
O'Gorman says he is 'extremely disappointed' by anticipated No/No referendums outcome
On The Journaldo over
McDonald says SF would 'return to' issue of sexist language in Constitution if in power
On The Journaltensions rising
Biden caught on hot mic saying he and Netanyahu will need to have a 'come to Jesus meeting'
On The JournalFamily and Care Referendum
Ryan says case to update Constitution 'still there' as McDowell slams govt as ‘out of touch’
On The Journaldeparting the golan
As Irish soldiers depart, peace looks as remote as ever in the violence-ravaged Golan
The Journal recently travelled to Syria to visit Irish troops peacekeeping on the contested Golan.
On The JournalAran Islands
Probe sought into conditions of 'stranded' migrant fishers whose boat ran aground off Inis Mór
Emergency services came to the rescue after the 21-metre fishing vessel got into difficulty last weekend.
naval power
Explainer: How will the US build its makeshift humanitarian aid port on the beaches of Gaza?
Biden announced last night that he has ordered the construction of a temporary port.
On The JournalChoice Music Prize
Performers criticise RTÉ for omission of Lankum's acceptance speech about Gaza
travel adviceIrish officials 'monitoring situation' as US warns citizens of 'imminent' attack in Moscow
On The Journalstepping down
Former British PM Theresa May to step down from Parliament at next UK general election
pubs and clubsTaoiseach unsure if laws allowing nightclubs to stay open later will be ready in time for summer
To the PollsVoting to get under way as polling stations for Family and Care referendums open at 7am
On The Journalmigration pact
Varadkar says plan to process irregular migrants outside EU won't dramatically decrease arrivals
On The JournalThe North
UK Government to appeal Belfast court ruling that parts of Troubles Legacy Act was unlawful
Sexual Abuse
Ministers met with Grace case inquiry to voice unhappiness with the pace of work and delays
Former minister says he is ‘horrified’ with the continuous delays of the inquiry.
The Grace case concerns a young woman with profound intellectual disabilities who was left in a foster home in the Waterford area for almost 20 years despite a succession of sexual and physical abuse allegations.
The latest six month extension means the final report will not be complete until September 2024, over five years beyond its original deadline.
On The Journalcase by case
EPP willing to work with radical parties but only if they 'respect European values' - Taoiseach
