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13th April 2025
News Fix
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
12 hrs ago
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Central Bank overspend, Israel strikes another hospital, and Trump softens tariffs.
23 hrs ago
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The cost of doing business
Central Bank went €3.6m over budget on new data system despite giving reassurances about cost
The overspend was one of 15 capital projects in which the bank has gone over budget since 2020.
Staff raised questions about the risks and costs involved when programme was first proposed in 2017.
Stephen McDermott
13 Apr
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Progress
'We’re time critical'- FAI detail refined plans for €8m League of Ireland academy funding
Association says it will submit details to Government by August with aim of securing money in October’s Budget.
David Sneyd
9 Apr
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This month
April 2025
Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Fallout from global US tariffs continues, paternity leave take-up and financial help for schools.
Updated 4 Apr
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InvestigatesBirth Choice
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'
Adriana Casserly
3 Apr
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US Tariffs
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The Irish government is bracing for impact tomorrow, as US tariffs of up to 20% on EU nations have been predicted.
1 Apr
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Last month
March 2025
Heathrow
Heathrow closure: Limited flights resume this evening as fire thought to be 'non-suspicious'
Over 1,300 flights were cancelled today after a power outage caused by a fire at a nearby electrical substation.
Updated 21 Mar
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21 Mar
Going Halves
Ireland and UK may invest in future joint-energy projects following summit talks
Leaders this morning agreed to also take a common approach to potential US tariffs, due to the Windsor agreement.
It "makes sense" for UK and Irish governments to work on offshore wind farms - minister.
"Vital" that leaders work together in response to US tariffs, Tánaiste said.
Taoiseach requests UK expertise in housing and infrastructure.
Muiris O'Cearbhaill
reports from Liverpool
Updated 6 Mar
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6 Mar
This year
2025
Accounts
Man Utd spent €17.5m on sackings including Ten Hag and Ashworth
19 Feb
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A Piece Of Home
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17 Feb
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Carla Ward
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16 Feb
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Standing Orders
In full: Verona Murphy explains decision to keep Regional Independents off Opposition benches
4 Feb
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State of the Union
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30 Jan
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ministers of state
The 23 (!) junior ministers have been unveiled - here's who they are
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29 Jan
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Sinn Féin TD granted permission to take legal action over 'super junior' ministers at Cabinet
29 Jan
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29 Jan
a kennedy affair
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Updated 29 Jan
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Here’s all the news to know as you start your day.
Updated 27 Jan
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State of the Union
'We have to ensure the other provinces close the gap to Leinster'
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Murray Kinsella
Reports from Quinta do Lago
28 Jan
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price comparison
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23 Jan
3.5k
Ministers
Who's in? Who's out? Here is the new Cabinet
23 Jan
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Reeling In The Years
'Did he burn the documents?': Doherty raises questions about Lowry and the Doncaster deal
23 Jan
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another review
Incoming Government kicks National Security Strategy can further down the road
18 Jan
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price comparison
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16 Jan
2.3k
Stamp Duty
Government warned stamp duty increases on bulk home purchases could 'harm investment'
10 Jan
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what to expect
Win or bust - What Robbie Keane faces at Ferencvaros
Keane’s surprise move to the Hungarian champions is proof once again of his enormous self-belief.
Gavin Cooney
6 Jan
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MAGIC OF THE PALACE
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Declan Bogue
4 Jan
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News Fix
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
1 Jan
13.6k
Investigatessmoke screen
Irish tobacco companies look to vaping to safeguard bumper profits as cigarette sales fall
The Journal Investigates examines the ‘infiltration’ of the vaping industry in Ireland by ‘Big Tobacco’.
Tobacco companies have said their aim for vaping products is to ‘actively migrate adult smokers’
Several Irish vaping companies also recorded strong profit increases in their latest accounts
Some vaping firms are concerned about the association between their business and smoking
Paul O'Donoghue & Maria Delaney
2 Jan
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NO IRISH NEED APPLY
Not allowing Irish citizens to take up jobs in NI civil service was 'illegal', SDLP warned
30 Dec 2024
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Flooding
The frontline of the climate crisis in Honduras: 'We live in fear here when it starts raining'
30 Dec 2024
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healthy habits
OECD: Irish teenagers smoke less, drink less and exercise more than their European counterparts
26 Dec 2024
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Interview
'Were you p***ed when you saw him?' The highs and lows of 40 years as a football scout
23 Dec 2024
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making ends meet
Lone parents and renters among groups most likely to have an income that does not cover their needs
20 Dec 2024
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Irish Abroad
'I’d love to coach in Ireland eventually' - Castres boss Davidson
17 Dec 2024
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Audit
Audit: National Ambulance Service has insufficient funding and staff to manage its vehicle fleet
17 Dec 2024
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Israel row continues, National Ambulance Service funding shortfall, three dead in Wisconsin school shooting.
Updated 17 Dec 2024
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Greyhound Racing
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Greyhound Racing
New Zealand to ban greyhound racing over animal welfare
10 Dec 2024
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Not another election
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9 Dec 2024
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The Morning Lead
Fiscal watchdog urges incoming government to treat corporation tax 'like Norway treats its oil'
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warned the next coalition to be cautious when it comes to the country’s “extraordinary” corporate tax receipts.
5 Dec 2024
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