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9th August 2026 - 22nd August 2026
Eurovision planning to switch to online voting to limit interference campaigns
Confirmed: The figures show July was worryingly sweltering this side of Europe
You can see how the Irish landscape changed during the drought through satellite images
We’ve pulled out satellite images that show how certain areas looked before and after the heatwave.
This month
August 2026
It's back: RTÉ announces start date for new season of The Traitors
Michael Fingleton, former head of Irish Nationwide, has died aged 88
Status Yellow thunderstorm warning issued for Cork, with heavy rain warning in southeast
Driver caught travelling over 100 km/h in 60km/h zone
Should automatic drivers be able to convert their licence to manual without retesting?
Man brought to hospital after firearm shot at home in Galway
Man, 20s, dies after crash in Donegal
Last month
July 2026
Here's how 'póg mo thóin' became phrase of the year on this season of Love Island
January
January 2026
Bono calls for release of Palestinian political figure from Israeli prison after more than two decades
EU 'looking into' AI tool on X that lets users generate nude images of anyone, including children
Cold weather warnings extended until tomorrow as drivers urged to take extra care on roads
The warnings were originally due to expire at 11am today but have now been extended until 9am tomorrow.
Is Paul Mescal retiring? Definitely not, he says
Taoiseach meets China's president in Beijing and says we should work towards 'open trade'
Sligo replaces Naas as Ireland's cleanest town in litter rankings
Last year
2025
President Connolly pledges 'a steady hand, but also a catalyst for change' as she's sworn in
The inauguration ceremony took place earlier in Dublin Castle.
Final of BBC's Celebrity Traitors to air tonight - but the episode has already leaked online
Taoiseach tells world leaders about how Ireland was hit hard by Storm Éowyn
Teething issues in host city as leaders gather - what you need to know about this year's COP
This year’s flagship climate talks are happening in Brazil near the Amazon rainforest.
What part of the country gave the most votes to Jim Gavin?
Ireland's water quality is declining, with pesticides, drainage and sewage making it worse
Nearly half of Ireland’s surface waters were of bad, poor or moderate status between 2019 and 2024.
Iceland, like Ireland, is in a housing crisis - and it's pushing climate down the political agenda
Trump wants to annex Greenland. Next door, Icelanders think it's a 'hare-brained' idea
What do Icelanders make of Trump’s plan to take over their nearest neighbouring landmass?
How Icelanders are grieving the loss of 'dead' and melting glaciers
Iceland’s glaciers are disappearing. For locals, it’s a profoundly sad loss.
Traitors finalists talk trust and treachery (and Nick reveals why he wanted to keep Katelyn in)
The Journal sat down with the five finalists at an RTÉ screening of the final episode last night to get their gameplay insights.
How will the final of The Traitors actually work - how does somebody win?
Who do you think will win The Traitors?
Last night's banished player 'concerned' by social media hate sent to other contestants
The Traitors: A faithful funeral brings us one step closer to the final
Did Garda Eamon need permission to go on The Traitors? 'Those who needed to know knew'
The Traitors: We're halfway through the season, and we have to talk about the latest drama
If you were a traitor on The Traitors, whose name would you say in the conclave tonight?
Varadkar on making 'crass and callous' campaign remarks - and seven other things we learned in his memoir
We also now know how Fine Gael’s presidential candidate Heather Humphreys reacted to the ‘Leo the Leak’ furore.
The Traitors returns tonight - what advice would exiled players give to those still in the game?