Thursday 10 September 2026 Dublin: 20°C
Son of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch being extradited from Lanzarote on organised crime charges
It is understood that the man is Jason Hutch, son of Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch.
'Are we not allowed visitors?' Residents protest strict new clamping regime in Dublin estate
ECB hikes interest rates in another blow to tracker and variable mortgage holders
'Deeply offensive': Michael O'Leary criticised for calling other airlines 'high-fare rapists'
Primark is going to start offering online deliveries (but only in Britain)
Today's news
Harry Styles will play two shows in Dublin's Croke Park next year
Richard Boyd Barrett says Soc Dems and Sinn Féin are not answering his emails
Jim O'Callaghan compared to Trump and Nigel Farage over his citizenship rule changes
Son of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch being extradited from Lanzarote on organised crime charges
Cost of living: Education costs surged as fuel prices spiked in last year
Festival-goers warned of high-strength 'MDMA' circulating ahead of District X
ECB hikes interest rates in another blow to tracker and variable mortgage holders
Minister for Sport says he has 'no reason not to believe' GAA's bona fides about integration
'Are we not allowed visitors?' Residents protest strict new clamping regime in Dublin estate
There have been calls for the government to conduct a national review of residential parking rules.
Our top 5 watches this weekend
'Deeply offensive': Michael O'Leary criticised for calling other airlines 'high-fare rapists'
Circus family's terrifying ordeal of convoy being struck by wrong-way driver
Law may be changed to stop some ECCE childcare providers facing sky-high rates bills
Fine Gael think-in to focus on cost of living and housing as coalition at odds on some budget ideas
Primark is going to start offering online deliveries (but only in Britain)
Would you pay more than €1k for a phone?
VOICES

Voices at The Journal

ECB interest rate hike
What does it mean for mortgage holders and what should you do?
Ralph Benson
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9/11 – 25 years on
'The towers suddenly came into view, only the bottom halves were visible'
Marion McKeone
46
Trade Towers Down
9/11 was televised. I was in New York that day. I’m glad I didn’t have a phone
Lise Hand
37
Suicide in Ireland
Doctors can’t predict suicide, but we can try to prevent it
Dr Stephen McWilliams
4
Sulky racing
The real trauma suffered by these horses
Suzi Walsh
50
My ADHD diagnosis
Ten ADHD traits that took me by surprise after diagnosis
Ranae von Meding
53
Mid-rise buildings could fill the gap in 'missing' medium-density housing
How is your budget looking at the moment? Would you like to keep a Money Diary for us?
The Journal reader
'Very significant dispute' if public sector pay row not resolved, INMO general secretary warns
Stars and Stripes: 'The towers suddenly came into view, only the bottom halves were visible'
Marion McKeone
Last month was the hottest August ever recorded globally
Are you trying to buy your first home? We want to hear from you
At least five dead and 86 missing after fire breaks out on ferry in Philippines
Irish Open golf, the Manchester derby, and the NFL's return
Trump promises every US adult $5,000 if Republicans win the midterm elections
He did not say where the money would come from.
Supporting patients in distress: Doctors can’t predict suicide, but we can try to prevent it
Dr Stephen McWilliams
investigates

Recent investigations from our team shining a light on how Ireland works

Foster Care
Tusla can't say how many foster carers were removed due to complaints or allegations
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Licence Applications
Who's behind the seaweed harvesting applications covering over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline?
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Seaweed Harvesting
Maritime regulator investigating multiple claims of illegal seaweed harvesting in protected areas
19
New Drugs
'An arms race': the evolving new synthetic drugs that need fresh methods to detect them
42
Illegal Wildfires
Ireland has one of Europe’s highest rates of wildfire overlap with protected nature sites
44
Water Use
Data centres used almost one billion litres of water last year, but another industry used far more
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Most children (and nearly half of parents) favour online safety education over bans
Investigation ongoing after bomb squad responds to package sent to US Customs at Shannon
The Defence Forces’ bomb disposal squad attended the scene at the airport after the package was reported as suspicious.
Yesterday
9th September 2026
Why nostalgia can be 'a bit like snorting Pop Rocks': Sharing memories of 1980s Dublin
A new book explores what Dublin City was like in the 1980s by speaking to those who were there.
Sensational Martin Ødegaard strike secures Arsenal win at Napoli
Former Ryanair pilot charged over drugs seizure claims they were ‘agricultural goods’
Alexis Mac Allister caps Liverpool comeback to beat Atletico Madrid
Funeral details announced for Irish woman who died with husband while on holiday in Spain
GAA president hits back over ‘regrettable’ and ‘offensive’ comments after McAleese resignation
New Apple CEO unveils company's first foldable iPhone
Contract awarded for development of long-awaited Dublin Family Court Complex
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Two more arrests after fatal incident in Leopardstown last month
Human rights group asks Dublin City Council why it refused permission for Trump protest poster
Two brands of taco mayonaisse recalled due to spoilage concerns