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Sunday 15 February 2026 Dublin: 6°C
Funeral details announced for nurse killed in three-car collision as gardaí search for driver
A young nurse who died in the crash has been named locally.
EU diplomatic chief calls for member states to move towards a European mutual defence strategy
Simon Harris wants the 'squeezed middle' to be able to make substantial return on investments
Rotunda Hospital should stay where it is and be allowed to develop, its master says
Why is Revolut so interested in the number of Irish social media users getting scammed?
Today's news
Teenager seriously injured in north Dublin shooting
Money Diaries: An executive assistant adjusting to being back at work after a serious illness
The Journal reader
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Maria Steen is still being asked about her handbag
An €8 million modern estate with a wellness suite and top notch equestrian facilities
Funeral details announced for nurse killed in three-car collision as gardaí search for driver
SPOTLIGHT

A break from the weather

less is moor
'He sounded like someone from Emmerdale': What Irish cinemagoers made of Wuthering Heights
18
pitt slop
No, that's probably NOT Brad Pitt drinking a pint in your local
10
late to the party
What will the arrival of HBO Max mean for Sky customers in Ireland?
19
blades of glory
Are you seeing lots of videos online of backflipping ice skaters? Here's why
6
Trump says Board of Peace will unveil $5 billion in Gaza reconstruction pledges
Simon Harris wants the 'squeezed middle' to be able to make substantial return on investments
Rotunda Hospital should stay where it is and be allowed to develop, its master says
Going nuclear and the King of Pop: Inside three days of the Munich Security Conference
This weekend News Correspondent Niall O’Connor reported from the Munich Security Conference.
Transport Minister says talks underway on air traffic controllers staffing to avoid more closures
Ukraine says ex-minister named in corruption scandal arrested as he tried to leave country
Whiskey, golf tee and marker, and cufflinks: the gifts Micheál Martin gave out last year
Woman (23) killed following collision between bus and car in Co Antrim
EU diplomatic chief calls for member states to move towards a European mutual defence strategy
FAI members could push for EGM to boycott Ireland's games with Israel
VOICES

Parenting – opinions on the stories that matter

When it rains, parents get frustrated
Margaret Lynch
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When parental fear meets GPS devices
Niamh O'Reilly
In the olden days, we used to just drive places for the craic
Gwen Loughman
18
The intentions are good, but the delivery is poor
Jen Cummins
59
Sitdown Sunday: Does the US have concentration camps?
investigates

Our team exposes issues with Ireland's care system

Emergency Arrangements
Vulnerable children spending years in Tusla’s temporary Special Emergency Arrangements
39
Residential Care
Mounting damage costs in residential care amid warnings that children are 'criminalised'
34
Missing in Care
Child in Tusla care reported missing 274 times in a single year
It's set to stay mostly dry today before heavy rain later (at least there are no weather alerts)
Obama likens ICE to 'dictatorship' and speaks out about Trump's monkey clip for first time
History repeating: Ireland must not import America’s War on Drugs, again
Lynn Ruane
Why is Revolut so interested in the number of Irish social media users getting scammed?
An estimated 80% of payment fraud originates from social media – and banks are often the ones left to foot the bill.
An áit a bhíonn crith talún, cogadh agus tubaistí eile, bíonn Angus, Gael ó Bhéal Feirste
Irish Defence Minister says Ireland considering boarding and inspecting Russian Shadow Fleet ships
Helen McEntee, who is also Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, was speaking to The Journal today as she attends meetings at the Munich Security Conference.
Unease from Fianna Fáil MEPs at EU plan to use 'third countries' to hold asylum seekers
The plan would allow Ireland and other member states to use so-called ‘third countries’ to hold asylum seekers in immigration ‘hubs’.
Yesterday
14th February 2026
Liverpool cruise into FA Cup fifth round after easing past Brighton at Anfield
This Valentine's Day, test your knowledge of these on-screen couples
Dublin beat Monaghan for their first league win under new manager Ger Brennan
'Maybe one day I'll be able to tell her': Our readers' love stories that didn't work out
From secret talks on nuclear weapons to Viktor Orbán's belly - Day Two at Munich Conference
The Journal is in Munich covering the three day event and has been chatting to global policymakers and military leaders.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
'Unthinkable' for Ireland to play Israel in Nations League, says Mary Lou McDonald
Monaghan man breaks his sixth world record with pull of 120-tonne boat in Connemara
Tattoos: Ink, identity and the fear of regret
Gwen Loughman
Minister says Irish Government disagrees with Rubio's Munich comments on 'climate change cult'
Helen McEntee, who is also Defence Minister, was speaking to The Journal today in Munich as she attended meetings.
Status Yellow rain and snow warnings in place for nine counties
Airspace over Dublin Airport closed at intervals this morning due to air control staffing issues
Vigil held at the site of the former Stardust nightclub 45 years after tragedy
Cormac Comerford climbs another few places to finish 42nd in giant slalom
EU states allege Russia killed opposition leader Alexei Navalny using toxin from a dart frog
Ireland's first National Lottery millionaire of 2026 bought ticket on Friday the 13th