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Politics

Last month
March 2026
Grace’s Law: Ban on scramblers in public places to come into force next week
Final report of Bill Kenneally inquiry complete after victims’ ten year fight for truth
Kevin Keating, a survivor of Kenneally’s abuse, told The Journal this evening that reaching this point is an “extremely important” moment.
Irish Air Corps plane safely out of Beirut after mission to extract army engineers
It is understood that the mission took place this afternoon with the Air Corps C295 cargo aircraft making one of the first wartime resupply flights to Beirut.
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
UN debates 'visceral horror' of school bombing that killed 175 and demands answers from US
Sarah Ferguson called to testify about 'close personal and business ties' to Epstein
US paper currency will soon bear Trump's signature, a first for a sitting president
France denies disinviting South Africa from G7 Summit due to US pressure
Sarah Ferguson loses Freedom of City of York over links with Jeffrey Epstein
Trump further postpones US strikes on Iran's power plants and says talks going 'very well'
European Parliament votes to ban 'nudification' apps
Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro appears in court as Trump says 'other cases to be brought'
‘Same passion in the North’: Sinn Féin criticises geo-blocking of tonight’s World Cup play-off
Dublin councillors in fresh push to rename Herzog Park
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The government treats the Children's Hospital like someone else's problem
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Troy Parrott a sporting success not due to government support model but in spite of it, Dáil hears
School meals scheme should be rolled out to secondary schools as 'urgent priority'
Debunked: Keir Starmer did not suggest the UK should go into lockdown over meningitis cases
Czech police charge 32 in match-fixing probe on eve of World Cup playoff encounter
Mayor of Galway running to fill vacant Connolly seat on 'Galway First' platform
Solicitor for 'vindicated' Limerick gardaí said garda management refused to listen to warnings
Government criticised for exempting Critical Infrastructure Bill from pre-legislative scrutiny
'We do not intend to negotiate': Iran rejects US ceasefire offer and proposes its own peace plan
Commercial sunbeds should be banned as 'no safe level of exposure', says working group
Mairead McGuinness has got a new gig promoting freedom of religion on behalf of the EU
The excise cuts kicked in at midnight - so why haven't all filling stations dropped their prices?
Taoiseach was lobbied about Dublin Airport's passenger cap by US airlines in Washington
Government to exclude applications from before 1922 for consideration of Presidential pardon
Asylum seekers had to 'defecate on the street' as they had no access to toilet facilities
However, a barrister representing the State argued that the situation is not something asylum seekers can sue over.
Dáil hears how there are 'no options' for aging parents of children with disabilities
Dublin Airport's passenger cap could mean fare increases and 'US retaliation', airlines tell TDs
A Fianna Fáil TD wants the British Museum to give us back our artefacts
Fuel prices set to drop from today as excise cut comes into effect
'They just did nothing': Bike theft victims frustrated with lack of garda response
Cesar Correa had a tracking device on his bike when it was taken and has since tracked it to a location in Dublin 9 – but still hasn’t gotten it back.
Labour TD raises concern over ‘bespoke’ Irish legislation for Omagh Bombing inquiry co-operation
Northern Ireland to become first part of UK or Ireland to offer paid leave after miscarriage
Petrol and diesel prices set to fall from midnight as Dáil approves €250m emergency measures package
The Taoiseach earlier today said the government is “not contemplating rationing” fuel at this stage.
Number of patients on trolleys increased by 63% over St Patrick’s bank holiday