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November 2024
Affordable homes, homelessness and help-to-buy concerns feature in first TV election debate
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Young Irish adults are the biggest users of cash according to new research
McDonald says TD's call to consider deportation for immigrants who commit crime is 'common sense'
Nancy Pelosi criticises Biden for immediately endorsing Harris after ending reelection campaign
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Sinn Féin integration spokesperson stands over deleted post about immigrants who commit crime
Irish consumer watchdog investigates discount online retailer for 'potentially misleading practices'
JD Vance: The 'nerve centre' of a movement now set to become US vice president
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Judge on GAA All Star panel says off-field issues were not part of their deliberations
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
How do people feel about the election in a Tipperary town months on from IPAS centre protests?
Ten months after it hit the headlines, The Journal visited Roscrea to see how people feel ahead of the general election.
October
October 2024
Spain declares three days of mourning as disastrous floods kill at least 95 people
Flash floods swept away cars, turned village streets into rivers and disrupted rail lines and highways.
Images show scale of devastation as flash floods kill dozens in eastern Spain
UK Budget tax hikes may not be enough to undo '14 years of damage', says chancellor
80,000 workers needed to address 'significant' shortfalls in four key areas of infrastructure
Garda jailed for two years for sexual assault of children
In a powerful victim impact statement, the mother of the children described how the garda had broken her family’s trust.
Man charged in Wexford with murder of Stephen Ring, woman charged with aiding and abetting
Tech company with offices in Ireland takes down website information on firm's work with IDF
Man in his 30s dead after car crash on Beara Peninsula in Co Cork
Carbon monoxide poisoning ‘primary line of inquiry’ after three found dead at care home in UK
'Exceptionally high' spring tide to place coastal areas at risk of flooding
'Mad few hours' as Civil War era explosives found under historic Dublin home's floorboards
Dublin steakhouse Shanahan’s stops taking bookings amid fears over immediate future
Hotel breakfast standards slipping due to 'counter-productive' cut-backs, Georgina Campbell warns
Prague looks to ban guided late-night pub crawls as city bids for 'more cultured' tourists
Brian Stanley resigns from Sinn Féin, McDonald says complaint has been referred to gardaí
“We will not ignore or hide away from difficult issues when they arise,” Mary Lou McDonald said.
Gardaí seeking anyone who saw 'unusual activity' as part of queries into gunshots at Ennis home
Former Fine Gael TD Kate O’Connell to stand as Independent after missing out on party ticket
Tánaiste says Israeli forces are committing a war crime in northern Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today called on the UN chief to remove peacekeepers deployed in southern Lebanon out of “harm’s way”.
At least 10 dead as Hurricane Milton clean up begins for Florida
'I feel so lucky to be alive': Nicola Hanney on life after seeing her ex-partner Paul Moody jailed
More than 400 kilos of cannabis with estimated street value of €8.5 million seized in Dublin
Two men arrested over alleged people smuggling at Rosslare Europort
Israel 'must stop firing' on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, Taoiseach says
Disinformation expert fears diocese is helping to 'mainstream conspiracy theories'
There are growing concerns that the Waterford diocese has become a ‘test case’ for hardline factions in the Catholic Church in Ireland.