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April 2025
PSNI investigation underway after two ravens fatally poisoned in Co Armagh
Tipperary man who raped woman he picked up from hospital is jailed for 10 years
Apple receipts boost Exchequer surplus at end of March to €4.1 billion
Man jailed for supporting dissident republicans online in first conviction of its kind
RSA planning to open new driving test centre in South Dublin
'Liberation Day' and its fallout: Trump thrives on the uncertainty and chaos he's created
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Motivator, innovator, leader: What made Mick O’Dwyer great?
Listen: Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to discuss the life and legacy of the storied manager from Waterville.
Pensions law loophole 'allowed wealthy avoid tax burden', says internal Revenue report
Appeal launched in Northern Ireland for victims of serial rapist Zhenhao Zou
Ireland’s potential crisis: Will Trump tariffs make US companies move their intellectual property?
If multinationals have to start paying 20% tariffs on profits they’re shifting to Ireland, they might find it less attractive to move that money here.
‘Wealthy’ American in Shelbourne Hotel sex assault case returns to US before plea
Fianna Fáil MEP describes killing of 15 aid workers in Gaza as ‘one of darkest episodes in the war’
Phew! The asteroid that was briefly feared to strike Earth may now hit the Moon instead
Will Ireland get caught in the crossfire of the EU's response to Trump's tariffs?
The EU is weighing up moves against the US tech sector – a move that would undoubtedly have an impact on Ireland.
Bin lorry driver who left pedestrian hospitalised for six months has jail sentence overturned
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What’s happening with the rollout of free HRT?
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UK government failure to order public inquiry into GAA official Sean Brown's murder ‘cannot stand’
Tánaiste calls for 'give and take' from pharmacists to get free HRT scheme delivered
Rare African bird spotted along south Irish coasts in 'record numbers'
'A sporting giant': Tributes as Mick O'Dwyer, legendary Kerry GAA figure, dies aged 88
Trump tariffs may give Northern Ireland a comparative 'benefit' over the Republic
Are you in favour of phone-free pubs?
The numbers on Trump's big tariff board: where did he pull them from and are they accurate?
Government to begin establishing Oireachtas Committees next week after speaking rights row delay
Leo Varadkar: 'Connecting Pride to child protection concerns is the oldest trope in the book'
Von der Leyen hits out at 'chaos and complexity' unleashed by Trump in early hours speech
Big pharma not subject to US tariffs for now, but there's worry we're not out of the woods
'Won't happen overnight': Foley says introducing €200 monthly childcare will be 'long journey'
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael both committed in last year’s election to reduce the monthly cost of childcare to €200 per child.
Labour room built for less medicalised births cost €100,000 but rarely used
The suite in Sligo University Hospital is often called ‘the good sitting room’ by frustrated mothers and birth workers.
The Suaimhneas Room is the only delivery suite in the hospital that complies with modern infrastructure guidelines
Almost 40 women told The Journal Investigates about how this impacted them
Midwife: 'They’re not facilitating what the women need'
Trump hits EU goods with 20% tariff and rails against foreigners 'pillaging' US
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the measures will only serve to hurt people’s livelihoods on both sides of the Atlantic.
Explainer: What is a tariff and why has Trump just slapped a 20% one on EU goods?
Taoiseach says 'no justification' in Trump's tariffs as he insists Ireland will 'weather this storm'
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Fine Gael suspends councillor from party for 18 months for saying US economy ‘ruled by the Jews’
Clare woman died after being smothered with a pillow in suspected murder suicide case
HSE issues public health alert over possible measles exposure on Dublin-Sligo train last Friday
Conradh na Gaeilge slams DUP legal challenge to Irish language signs in Belfast station