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Yesterday
14th February 2025
Outside, it's a florist — inside, it's a stark reminder of 274 women killed violently in Ireland
This week
9th February 2025 - 15th February 2025
Model Louise O'Reilly speaks out on housing crisis as survey suggests 48% have delayed marriage
Dublin children protest outside Leinster House demanding Irish speaking secondary school
DCC proposes policy to ‘remove and destroy’ Airbnb-style lock boxes from public spaces
Over 4,400 families to receive €280 Newborn Baby Grant today
Last week
2nd February 2025 - 15th February 2025
First-time buyers sleep in their cars overnight in attempt to buy houses in Leixlip
'It's a disaster': Ghost buses mean students are missing college and home-help carers are late
Inside the storm: Frontline workers on the problems with Ireland's response to major emergencies
Across the west and north western regions tens of thousands of people are still without power. There were extensive failures of water supply also.
Kay Burley to leave Sky News after 36 years at the broadcaster
Banning phones at school does not improve grades or mental health, says new UK study
Irish songwriter from Cork shares excitement after winning first Grammy
The price of a pint is going up today
This month
February 2025
'Is the Biddy welcome here?' Rural St. Brigid’s Day traditions lost and revived
Dr Fiona Murphy
'We spent six hours frying rashers': Galway shop's bid to feed the masses in wake of storm Éowyn
Last month
January 2025
Opinion: Under Trump 2.0, the planet is in big trouble
Sadhbh O' Neill
New signs reducing speed limits should be in place next week but storm may hinder work
Over 64 tonnes of illegal vapes stopped from entering Irish market since 2023
The significant seizures took place at Irish air and sea ports with retail experts blaming criminal gangs for the surge.
Multiple enforcement actions taken by HSE
Black and ‘grey’ market operating in Ireland
Retailers want more action against criminal trade
'If this was Dublin, there’d be all-out war': Readers with no power or water share their stories
Several readers expressed anger at the government.
Redacted briefing for new Minister for Defence suggests EU impatience on Ireland's neutrality
Officials have made several strategic warnings to incoming Minister for Defence Simon Harris.
Google Maps to add 'Gulf of America' label to Gulf of Mexico after Trump order
Parenting: Why are we letting parents off the hook for failure to pay child maintenance?
Margaret Lynch
Survivors relive Auschwitz horror as world leaders mark 80th anniversary of liberation
Four former prisoners of the camp spoke at the ceremony.
A whopping 69% of Ireland's 25-year-olds are still living with their parents
Palestinians return to northern Gaza after more than one year of Israel blockade
Ronan Keating says it was ‘hard’ to watch Louis Walsh’s reaction to Stephen Gately front-page in new doc
Undercover investigation reveals scale of Ireland's illicit vape market
Over 80% of the shops visited by The Journal Investigates sold the team a disposable vape that breached regulations.
Our investigative team went undercover and bought vapes across the capital
Two products contained multiple times the legal amount of e-liquid
Majority of vapes purchased by undercover team lacked proper health warnings
Storm Éowyn: An Post confirms no postal deliveries or collections tomorrow
Status Red on Friday as public warned of one of Ireland's 'severest storms' ever
Storm Éowyn is set to bring ‘damaging and destructive’ gale force winds with gusts of up to 130km/h.
What just happened? How a bitter row led to the Dáil being suspended TWICE in an hour
Opinion: An Irish fossil fuel lobbyist says he's part of the low carbon transition - let's get real
John Gibbons
A love-hate relationship: Ireland’s rhododendron problem
Larry Donnelly: Trump is back with a bang. Buckle up. Uncertain times lie ahead.
Larry Donnelly
Rare 'planet parade' event to light up Irish skies tonight - here's how to spot it
Trump pushes culture war buttons in inauguration speech - here are the key moments
It's official: Donald Trump is US President again
Government issues tender for controversial €9m mobile phone pouch contract
‘It was exactly like Paul Lynch’s Prophet Song': A Belarusian story of survival and hope
Sasha Romanova
Did you know you can buy invasive plants in garden centres?
Opinion: Why are we surprised that parents' value is underestimated?
Niamh O'Reilly
'Risky' dermal fillers will only be administered by professionals under new coalition's plans