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Firefighters to remain at scrapyard blaze 'for the foreseeable future'
The fire brigade has advised people affected by the smoke to close all their windows and doors.
Letters to the editor
Taoiseach and President soak up the vibes at Belfast's first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann
Gavan Reilly: There are €2bn reasons to welcome Trump back to Ireland
Jack Charlton's family face a tax bill of up to €233k to keep his 1966 World Cup medal
Today's news
VAR check among Bohemians' woes in loss to Danish side Midtjylland
Firefighters to remain at scrapyard blaze 'for the foreseeable future'
The fire brigade has advised people affected by the smoke to close all their windows and doors.
Letters to the editor
Shelbourne snatch a late goal in Ajax defeat ahead of Tolka Park second leg
Jack Charlton's family face a tax bill of up to €233k to keep his 1966 World Cup medal
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Recent investigations from our team shining a light on how Ireland works

Illegal Wildfires
Ireland has one of Europe’s highest rates of wildfire overlap with protected nature sites
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Water Use
Data centres used almost one billion litres of water last year, but another industry used far more
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Nitrous Oxide
Thousands of nitrous oxide canisters are ending up at waste facilities amid warnings of explosions
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Suicide Forums
The suicide forum facilitating the deaths of vulnerable people in Ireland
Speeding
How thousands of speeding prosecutions never reach conviction in Irish courts
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Nursing Homes
Older people are fighting to stay out of nursing homes as legal costs soar
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Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Gavan Reilly: There are €2bn reasons to welcome Trump back to Ireland
Gavan Reilly
Éileamh go mbeadh cosaint mar chuid den oidhreacht domhanda ag bolláil bhóthair
Road Bowling seeks Unesco status so its elite players get respect they deserve
Taoiseach and President soak up the vibes at Belfast's first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann
Rare indictment as Israeli settler charged over killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen
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How did 72,000 people cross into Ceuta?
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Uefa doubles down on World Cup boycott threat and says Fifa backing Infantino 'changes nothing'
VOICES

Voices at The Journal

Begone, the Mayo curse…
Can we be very clear? The curse wasn’t broken, it was fulfilled. The curse was… real
Carl Kinsella
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Da Spice Bag
I like spice bags as much as the next person, but we need to draw the line
Kelly Earley
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Tech worker
I spent a decade in tech. Then AI took my job
Agnes
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GLP-1s and the weight loss revolution
Obesity was never a failure of willpower. Science has moved on
Dr Michael Crotty
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The physio is in
What is hypermobility and how can you manage it?
Stephen O'Rourke
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Kids' pocket money
Should you pay kids for doing household chores?
Niamh O'Reilly
54
Drinking Ireland dry
We're asking the wrong questions about data centres
Dr Paul Davis
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Tax receipts climb over 6% on last year as Harris hails resilient economy
Primary school hours under review as department considers changes to school day
Dublin man (70) charged with laundering more than €55k in crime proceeds
How is your spending and saving going? Would you like to keep a Money Diary?
The Journal reader
Farewell Kobe | Camogie final preview | The south-east will rise again
Gravestones 'smashed to pieces' in criminal vandalism of historic Wexford graveyard
Gardaí are appealing for information on the incident, which they believe occurred between April and July.
'The curtain has fallen on this life, but what a performance it was': Dublin says goodbye to Brenda Fricker
The Oscar-winning actress’s funeral heard she was a “true legend” who was full of laughter and mischief and lived a life “full to the brim”.
Harris's new investment scheme could tax savers even if they lose money, Green Party warns
Stars and Swipes: Trump and MAGA's war on women is now impossible to ignore
Marion McKeone
Family of Irish fashion designer who died on yacht in New York launch $50m lawsuit
Our top 5 watches this weekend
The Housing Essay: What if our cities were designed for living, and not for private wealth?
Our cities are filling with apartments, but where are the parks, playgrounds, benches and green spaces that make urban living work?
Applications open for Ukrainians to remain in State accommodation as contracts get phased out
At least 300 children reportedly killed in Gaza since ceasefire began last year
After the crash: Michael Fingleton’s death does not close the book on Ireland's banking crisis
John Walsh
Have you ever been to the Fleadh?
Father of Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan dies after 'short illness'
Around 6,800 applicants will receive CAO Round Zero offers today
Nearly half of people in Ireland say they used generative AI last year
Hamilton star Leslie Odom Jr announces solo show in Dublin and Belfast
Russia shoots down 605 Ukrainian drones overnight
These are the best photos of the sun that scientists have ever taken
Another Galway-Cork camogie decider, and Aaron McKenna tries to become a world champion
Man accused of killing Scottish aid worker in Athens expected back in Greek court
Iran says Strait of Hormuz plan at ‘final stage’, but reopening depends on US ending blockade