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Monday
15th April 2024
Man faces new charge in connection with biggest drug seizure in history of State
Jury selection begins at Trump's landmark hush-money trial in New York
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Harris and RSA commit to returning average wait time for driving tests to 10 weeks
Rust film set armourer jailed for 18 months over fatal shooting of cinematographer
Simeon Burke has conviction for 'volatile' breach of peace struck out
Leinster confirm signing of All Blacks star Jordie Barrett
Witness in garda murder trial was told his family would 'get it' if he testified, court hears
Cyclist hospitalised with serious injuries after being struck by car in Co Wicklow
Peter Burke's first big test as minister? Fighting off patent referendum postponement, says FF senator
More than €1.2 million worth of drugs and retail goods seized by Revenue last week
Woman's 'monster' uncle sexually assaulted her and locked her in room for week, court hears
Almost 1,000 people in Ireland have contacted UK abortion charity since 2018 referendum
Jury at Stardust inquest to continue deliberations for tenth day tomorrow
Judge brands 'disgraceful' practices at Eir over handling of customer complaints
Customers urged to shop around as VHI to scrap four popular plans on 1 May
15-year-old boy arrested after Bishop stabbed during church service in Sydney suburb
New cameras that will capture people breaking red lights to be introduced in Dublin, Ryan says
Taoiseach says he’s 'of a generation more familiar' with Berlin and Paris than Belfast or Derry
Irish Water admits 'not meeting standards' after reports of orange liquid pouring from taps
Wildfire burns near popular Spanish coast as temperatures reach abnormal highs for April
Man appears in court charged with stealing nearly €2,000 from Donegal cathedral
Poll: Do you want a general election to be held this summer?
Jonathan Hill to leave role as FAI chief executive
Former staffer loses defamation suit as judge finds he raped woman in Australian parliament
Record number of people treated in Irish hospitals last year, despite 'unacceptably long' waits
Three injured after assault at shop in Clarecastle
Hot school meals for additional 900 primary schools from today
Sydney police probe whether shopping centre attacker targeted women as sixth victim is named
Only 38 houses available to rent through HAP scheme in March
Dominant Scottie Scheffler wins second Masters title in three years
Opinion: We and other NGOs are saying no to the EU's migration pact
Jim Clarken
Man (40s) arrested after body found at a house in Co Kildare
'Life under Covid-19' pics from Irish photographers capture 'difficult time' in our history
'Extreme risks' posed to National Ambulance Service due to management structures
A report obtained by The Journal reveals significant concerns for NAS management structures, staffing levels and funding.
Sunday
14th April 2024
'War is no joke': Iranians torn between pride and concern after attack on Israel
Quiz: Do you know who played these celebrities in famous biopics?
Longest serving probation officer: 'Nail 'em, jail 'em policies will not solve repeat offending'
Gerry McNally has spent 45 years at the coal face of the Irish Probation Service starting back in 1978.