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Last month
March 2025
Greenland’s leader says island ‘is ours’ in defiance of message from Trump
Rent-a-Room scheme allowing social welfare recipients to take in tenants extended
Irish legal team for Stardust campaign turn attention to one of Britain's worst fire disasters
Taoiseach says people shouldn't be 'penalised' for insulating homes after Dublin planning row
Dublin's skies were at their gloomiest since the 1960s last month
Airbnb-style lock boxes to be banned from public spaces in Dublin after mid-April
US suspends military aid for Ukraine, days after Oval Office blowup between Trump and Zelenskyy
A White House official said Trump is focused on reaching a peace deal.
Woman (50s) dies from injuries sustained in two-car crash in Sligo last month
Starmer calls Russia a 'menace' to Britain's waters and skies, as UK ramps up missile spending
The 5,000 missiles will be manufactured at Belfast’s Thales weapons plant.
Teenager on a learner permit arrested after driving at more than 200km/h on motorway
Academics warn of 'slide into repression' at Palestine events in Germany
Council threatens homeowner with €5,000 fine (or jail) over insulation added to house in 2018
February
February 2025
White House scenes 'extraordinary and very unsettling', Taoiseach tells Late Late
Cyclist (60s) found with 'life-threating injuries' near Knock Airport
Donald Trump to order that English be the official language of US for first time in its history
'A beautiful soul': Co-stars pay tribute to actress Michelle Trachtenberg following her death aged 39
Man remains detained by gardaí in connection with death of woman in her 80s in Carrigaline
Bread and baked goods are the most likely foods to be binned in Ireland
Garda probe launched after man's 'unexplained' death at house in Midleton
Christian Democrats come first in German election as far-right claim second place spot
Germany goes to the polls: What to know about today's pivotal election
A change of government in one of the EU’s most important countries is expected in today’s vote.
'It's a far cry from poor-but-sexy': Irish in Berlin on a nervous time as Germans go to the polls
The country has critical elections taking place this Sunday.
The world's richest man has weighed in on the German election - has it had any impact?
The Journal visited the town of Erkner near Elon Musk’s mammoth Tesla factory.
From a 'welcoming culture' to a 'wall of suspicion': What's behind the rise of Germany's AFD?
Germans go to the polls this week – and the AFD is on everyone’s lips.
EU rule change that would have banned grants for broken boilers dropped after criticism
Harris wants a pause on relocation of Ukrainians in state-provided accommodation
The Tánaiste also said the Government should be consulted when Ukrainian accommodation is being converted into asylum facilities.
'Nowhere else was getting money like Cork was under the last government'
How much money does each county get for major capital projects? We may be about to find out.
Simon Harris says previous issue involving Senator Martin Conway was 'many years' prior to his leadership
Tánaiste warns against 'tit for tat' tariff war with US
Elon Musk rails against 'unelected' bureaucrats as he holds court in the Oval Office
Dressed in a black ‘MAGA’ cap, black t-shirt and overcoat, the Tesla tycoon defended his actions in the White House.
AP blocked from Oval Office event for not using ‘Gulf of America’ but Google makes the change
High Court rules to allow Declan Ganley's case against CNN continue in Ireland
Government agency floats replacement of Greenwich Mean Time
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Taoiseach says he's facing 'loud demands to attack' Trump but insists he must protect economy
Cliffs of Moher trail unlikely to open this year over safety concerns
Taoiseach vows housing is 'key' issue after would-be buyers slept in cars this week
Order of nuns told to pay more than €70,000 to sacked manager