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Monday 2 February 2026 Dublin: 6°C
Met Éireann warns of flooding as Status Yellow rain warnings issued for east and south tomorrow
The national forecaster has warned that spells of “heavy and persistent rainfall” will continue from today until Monday 9 February.
Politicians are heading to 50 countries this March - who decides which minister goes where?
Carlos Alcaraz becomes youngest man ever to win all four tennis grand slams after victory at Australian Open final
Second round of peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and US delayed
Israel to terminate MSF work in Gaza for failing to provide Palestinian staff list
Today's news
'It was their fault': Blackrock College abuse survivor David Ryan to meet Pope Leo today
Ireland’s questionable relationship with social media giants and scam ads
A recent report showed that Facebook parent company Meta estimated it would make 10% of its revenue from scam ads and banned goods.
Yesterday
1st February 2026
Quiz: How well do you know these famous historical Irish women?
The contrarian asylum seeker group that wants a 'boycott' of other asylum seeker groups
Money Diaries: A civil technician on €60K living in the east of the country
The Journal reader
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
SPOTLIGHT

Storm Chandra aftermath

Ireland has flood forecasts – we’re just not allowed to see them
Alan O’Reilly, Carlow Weather
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Union Rules
Workers facing 'impossibe choice' between their safety and their livelihood during storms
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forecasting
Met Éireann does have discretion to issue warnings based on impact, Joanna Donnelly says
25
Gardaí have seized €3.4m worth of Benzodiazepine tablets in Dublin
George Mitchell's name removed from scholarship programme amid Epstein files release
Dramatic late victory sees Man United's winning run continue under Michael Carrick
Met Éireann warns of flooding as Status Yellow rain warnings issued for east and south tomorrow
Delivery of flood relief schemes has been too slow, minister admits
Death toll from Swiss New Year bar fire rises to 41 after teen dies
New Epstein accuser claims sexual encounter with ex-prince Andrew
Second round of peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and US delayed
Do you have plans this Bank Holiday weekend?
Carlos Alcaraz becomes youngest man ever to win all four tennis grand slams after victory at Australian Open final
RTÉ's new Sunday night comedy-drama has sun, sex, drugs and Tom Vaughan-Lawlor in a dog collar
The show debuts tonight, with two episodes going up on the RTÉ Player.
Turkey bus accident near tourist town kills eight and injures 26
Sitdown Sunday: What this week's weather tells us about Ireland's flood warning system
Israel to terminate MSF work in Gaza for failing to provide Palestinian staff list
Iran says progress made towards US talks
Renters may end up paying €249 extra monthly under incoming changes, Sinn Féin claims
Israel partially reopens Gaza's Rafah crossing
The Sunday Drive: In praise of the lost joy of going nowhere slowly
Gwen Loughman
Dublin Racing Festival to go ahead at Leopardstown today
TG4 ag díriú ar thodhchaí geal tar éis 30 bliain ag fás, de réir an Ard Stiurthóir
Politicians are heading to 50 countries this March - who decides which minister goes where?
This year’s St Patrick’s Day programme is the biggest in the history of the State – but how exactly is it all decided?
Tour a Georgian luxury landmark in Killiney with sauna and direct access to the beach
Last week
25th January 2026 - 31st January 2026
Ekitike on the double as Liverpool beat Newcastle to go fifth
Quiz: How much do you know about Paris?
Cork weather Galway storm to secure second league win on the bounce
Tusla has stopped housing children in privately-operated centre where Ukrainian teen died
A review into violent inicdent that resulted in Vadym’s death noted that the ‘nature of the accommodation’ was a factor in Tusla’s decision to stop placing children there.
Imbolc: Why regenerative tourism matters, even in an unsettled world
Niall Heenan
ESB warns of Kildare flooding as release of water from reservoir may be needed
ESB said the release may cause flooding in Clane and Newbridge.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Simon Harris says he wants to put an age restriction on social media use
Jon Burrows elected as new Ulster Unionist Party leader
Thousands rally in US cities as immigration anger gathers in US
Flood relief payments to increase following Storm Chandra damage, Tánaiste says