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July
July 2024
Opinion: If this analysis of Dublin's transport plan was submitted by a student, I would fail it
Barra Roantree
Man jailed for 'vicious' hotel room assault on girlfriend where victim lost two front teeth
Tributes paid after teenage girl dies during football match in Co Louth
Plans lodged to extend DART services to Drogheda in 'significant step forward'
Hospital consultants working more hours but seeing fewer patients now than 2016 projections
Irish economy up 5% according to ‘deglobalized measure’ but down 5.5% when using GDP metric
Opinion: When it comes to violence against women, we are stuck in a time warp
Trish Long
Blue check marks on X are deceiving users, says EU Commission
XL bully dogs to be banned in Ireland under new measures announced today
Murder investigation launched after body of baby girl found in bin in London
FactCheck: Do two new PESCO projects mean Irish troops will be sent off to fight?
Funeral of Waterford father-of-four who died while on holidays in Magaluf to be held tomorrow
Conversion therapy in Ireland renounced by healthcare bodies with signing of memorandum today
Government ratifies Hague Convention which protects adults who lack capacity at home and abroad
China conducting joint military drills with Russia along its southern coast
Four people dead after boat capsizes during Channel crossing
Lead detective in Alec Baldwin case to testify amid claims convicted armourer may be called
Threats against politicians and Catholics appear on some loyalist bonfires ahead of The Twelfth
Locals in Tramore say it would be 'huge loss' if families in Direct Provision have to leave town
A mother who has lived in Tramore for five years with her son said she is devastated about having to leave their community.
Several families have been told they need to leave Ocean View House in the next two weeks
Many children and parents have been attending schools or working in the area for years
"I feel empty, my heart is torn," one mother told us
Nathan Carter's concert at Castlerea Prison was anything but a Folsom Blues moment
By choosing ‘wholesome’ over Folsom, the Irish Prison Service missed an opportunity.
Man (70s) dies after fatal single-vehicle crash in Co Kerry
TDs have sat for the last time this term as the Dáil summer recess begins
US to wind down problematic Gaza aid pier operation
Convicted soldier Cathal Crotty to be discharged from Defence Forces today
'It is deeply upsetting, football has to be safe' - Ireland manager on FAI abuse allegations
Tánaiste meets with new Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn at Hillsborough Castle
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Civil servant living in Dept of Agriculture cottage for €2 a week for 12 years
Budget 2025 to prioritise carers, those with a disability, working families and pensioners
Woman tells court she felt 'violated' by abuse at hands of sports coach
FAI insist Hallgrímsson was always first choice as Canham goes on defensive
Is attempting suicide, and drinking alcohol, illegal in Dubai?
Fianna Fáil says it wants a court to sit 24/7 in Dublin to tackle anti-social behaviour
Larry Donnelly: With the utmost respect, I say this... Joe, it's time to go
Larry Donnelly
Denis O'Brien wants Meta to provide information about 'false and malicious' ads using his image
Andy Farrell announces Ireland's starting 15 ahead of second Test against South Africa
Tori Towey 'elated' as she arrives home to Ireland after Dubai authorities drop charges
Radha Stirling, founder of the Detained in Dubai group, said Tori is 'super excited' to be home.
Speaking to The Journal, Stirling said the Irish embassy 'escorted her all the way through the airport and made sure she got on that flight'.
Mary Lou McDonald welcomed 'the end of this nightmare' but remarked that it 'raises fundamental questions around the treatment of women in Dubai'.
Doherty asks why quarries and block manufacturers weren't pursued over defective blocks