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Renewed appeal over whereabouts of 84-year-old woman missing from Galway since Saturday
UK election: Sunak and Starmer confirm first TV debate as Diane Abbott's future unclear
Supreme Court hearings to be broadcast before the end of the year as part of pilot project
Ireland to fall 'well short' of both national and EU emissions reduction targets
The country is projected to achieve a reduction of up to 29% in total greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, compared to the target of 51%.
Taoiseach indicates asylum seeker tents to be cleared from Dublin's Grand Canal this week
Sitdown Sunday: How 67 letters found hidden in a wall uncovered a scandal in 1920s Baltimore
Calls for social media giants to 'come down on top of' accounts advertising fake euro notes
Some accounts seen by The Journal advertised counterfeit banknotes claiming to be “100% undetectable”.
Former TD voices concern about intimidation of candidates after swastika cut into poster
Retailers claim safety of shop workers could be compromised by proposed increase in smoking age
Sitdown Sunday: 'I had been in that world' - Oliver Stone reflects on writing Scarface
We asked what the nation thinks about Eurovision - here's what we found
Fine Gael condemns political violence after EU partners refused to sign letter denouncing far right
What options are on the table for the future funding of RTÉ?
Israeli cabinet vote to shut down Al Jazeera in the country as UN urges govt to reconsider
Man found with hands nailed to fence in 'sinister attack' in Co Antrim
Sitdown Sunday: Technology has tainted our attention spans. This secret society is fighting back
Quiz: How well do you know the Star Wars films?
Two charged after €590k worth of drugs and a firearm seized in Tallaght
Renewed appeal for witnesses to Carlow collision in which motorcyclist (30s) died
UN says rebuilding Gaza could cost $40 billion as Hamas examining truce deal in 'positive spirit'
UN Assistant Secretary-General Abdullah al-Dardari said 72% of all residential buildings in the region “have been completely or partially destroyed”.
Eurovision: 'Die in' staged at RTÉ as singers and campaigners call for boycott of contest
Former RTÉ producer Betty Purcell told The Journal: “We believe it is not a time to sing songs and clink glasses with Israel.”
Man (30s) arrested in connection with Dublin riots in November
Households in Ireland are bigger than those in other European countries on average
Man (50s) charged after elderly woman seriously assaulted at care home in Athlone
Cabinet approves emergency legislation to enable return of asylum seekers to UK
A third of Irish teens go to single-sex schools - but new research shows they don't want to
Hamas says 'no major issues' with deal as Biden and Netanyahu discuss hostage and truce talks
Hamas said it would send a delegation to Egypt on Monday to deliver the group’s response to Israel’s new hostage and truce counterproposal.
Harris does not intend to provide 'loophole' for UK's migration challenges after Sunak comments
HSE chief says UHL emergency department 'much more safe now' than when Aoife Johnston died
Mary Lou McDonald defends Sinn Féin's stance on 'open borders' following criticism
Fourth man charged in connection with seizure of €300,000 worth of cannabis in Limerick
Support for Fianna Fáil slumps to two-year low as Independents make gains
Sitdown Sunday: The battle to build the next DeLorean
Taoiseach and Justice Minister condemn attacks on gardaí at public order incident in Wicklow
Two people arrested after drugs and over €200,000 in cash seized in Co Laois