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Politics

This month
April 2026
'The problem with Micheál Martin is his dithering,' Michael O'Leary says in VMT interview
Trump again claims US is talking to Iran, this time with the country's 'New Regime President'
War's impact on inflation and jobs are the big fears for Paschal Donohoe at the World Bank
Ireland among 15 European nations to say it is 'appalled by escalation of violence in Lebanon'
Michael O'Leary warns of fuel supply disruption but travel agents say no evidence of surcharges yet
The Ryanair CEO said up to 25% of the airline’s jet fuel could be at risk if the war in Iran continues past this month.
If the war continues, there's a risk that between 10 and 20% of Ryanair's fuel supply might be at risk through May and June, he said.
The EU Commissioner for Energy endorsed IEA recommendations against air travel and encouraged use of public transport.
Garden pods for rent ‘will be popular’ says minister, as government warn of strict rules
Israeli minister has been wearing a noose pin to support new death penalty bill for Palestinians
A new €135k grant has been announced to turn vacant spaces above shops into homes
Minister for Justice agrees to meet Creeslough families in Dublin
Minister ‘taken aback’ by Garda driving ban after scrambler pursuit, vows government will act
'Hands off the keys': Hoax leaflets with government logo tell people to drive less to save fuel
Scrapped Donegal-Dublin afternoon flight servicing cancer patients to be reinstated from 1 May
Taoiseach 'absolutely shocked' by suspected dissident republican bomb attack on PSNI
People should work from home and drive less to save fuel - EU Commissioner for Energy
American journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Iraq by Iran-linked group
Irish flags with names of four Irish men killed in Ukraine stand in the centre of a Kyiv square
‘American President’s Trail’ among Irish initiatives to mark 250th anniversary of United States
Last month
March 2026
'He is not the owner!': US judge orders halt to Trump's White House ballroom construction
Taoiseach leads tributes to former ceann comhairle Rory O’Hanlon after death at 92
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Over 400 academics and university workers urge Taoiseach to reconsider plans to scrap Triple Lock
McEntee said she is open to engaging with Ukraine to learn lessons on drone defence
Commissioner calls 'legislative change' after garda prosecuted over scrambler chase
An Irish MEP has urged the Collison brothers to lift US sanctions on Stripe for Gaza expert
‘Cruel’: UN warns Israel that applying new death penalty in West Bank would be a war crime
Zelenskyy attacks Orbán for blocking €90bn EU loan just days before Hungarian election
The Journal has travelled to Ukraine and will be reporting from the country over the coming days.
Cross-party support to make pregnancy loss due to dangerous driving a punishable offence
These are the seven people President Catherine Connolly has appointed to the Council of State
AIB welcomes new savings scheme but Soc Dems slam it as a ‘tax break for millionaires’
State to continue funding phased dispensing and blister packs for patients 'who genuinely need them'
An Asian version of Eurovision has been announced (and no, Ireland aren't in that one either)
Ireland joins EU chiefs in Kyiv to observe Bucha massacre anniversary as drone war grinds on
The Journal has travelled to Ukraine and will be reporting from the country over the coming days.
What we know about Harris’s new savings scheme planned for next year
White House defends prayer for ‘violence’ after Pope says God doesn’t listen to ‘those who wage war’
Fianna Fáil confirm candidate to try claim party's first Dublin Central seat since Bertie Ahern
Harris: No plans to tweak remote working or travel advice during energy crisis
Man (49) charged with the 2006 murder of Denis Donaldson in Co Donegal
Ireland abstains in UN vote on slavery over concerns about 'hierarchy of atrocities'
Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Iran's oil-rich Kharg island if no deal reached 'shortly'
Concerns that landlords could 'rack and stack' poor quality garden cabins under new rules
The government pitched the idea of modular units in gardens for family members last year, but has now decided to change tack.