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Teenage sisters stabbed after rejecting 'prolonged' advances on Dublin street, court hears
Woman dies in lorry crash as gardaí detect over 3,000 drivers speeding
Teaching becoming unaffordable as just over one third enter profession on full-time hours
Mór-fhile Ghaeilge, Gabriel Rosenstock, imithe ar shlí na fírinne
Death announced of one of Ireland's major Irish language writers, Gabriel Rosenstock
Tributes paid to former World Open Water Swimming Association award winner Paddy Conaghan
Irish couple accused of misappropriating charity funds for Australian children's hospitals
Courts' Poor Box handed out over €1.5m to Irish charities last year
Palestinian tech student tops class at Dublin university
Do you think nicotine pouches should be banned for under 18s?
An mbeidh tionchar ag an AI ar earnáil chruthaitheach na Gaeilge?
‘There was a gap in the market’: Inside Ireland’s booming private ADHD clinics
That gap can “be serviced quite easily once you have any medical qualification”, The Journal Investigates hears.
Some online providers simply 'disappear', while others get overwhelmed by demand.
United Ireland: Irish language and culture are back, but what does the island's future look like?
Doireann Ní Ghlacáin
Nurses say cost of living has forced them to cut back on groceries and family trips in the car
'A screen and silence': Our readers' sad and lonely experiences of college during the pandemic
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League finals review: Limerick beat Cork, Clare hold off Dublin
Fintan O’Toole and Denis Hurley run the rule over today’s hurling finals in the Gaelic Grounds.
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Quiz: How well do you know these famous rabbits and bunnies?
Here's What Happened Today: Easter Sunday
Money Diaries: A quality and compliance officer on €42K saving for a mortgage
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Tá dul chun cinn déanta ar aithint cainte na Gaeilge ag Abair.ie
'No policy at this time': Residents in housing estates who switch to EVs met with stumbling blocks
Clare hold off Dublin second-half revival to take league title honours
Man (20) dies after single-vehicle collision in Co Antrim
Harris says more cost-of-living relief would be 'premature' and 'foolish'
Leinster 49-31 Edinburgh, Champions Cup, Round of 16
Limerick defeat Cork 1-27 to 1-21 to become Division 1A champions
Tánaiste says community voices in debate over IPAS centres important for 'social cohesion'
President Connolly lays wreath at 1916 Easter Rising commemoration
'I love flying the flag': Niall Horan talks grief and paycheques in Tommy Tiernan interview
Micheál Martin and Holly Cairns tied for public support, says new poll
Textbooks v screens: Parents are now questioning the use of classroom tech
Weather to remain 'bright and breezy' today after Storm Dave
Sitdown Sunday: The Irish town inspiring countries to crackdown on phone use among kids
Woman (80s) dies in hospital after being hit by bus in Blackrock last week
The Irish LoyalFans creator who shares racist content and videos of herself spitting on people
Investigation file into 1984 'Kerry Babies' case submitted to the DPP
Seven ways to de-stress: Our ancient human survival system is being overrun by modern life
Dr Stephen McWilliams
Why raising the Irish minimum wage is not bad for business
Studies suggest that increasing the minimum wage has very little impact on employment.