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Last week
28th September 2025 - 4th October 2025
Scam agencies are tricking migrant nurses and Government departments in visa fraud schemes
Migrant nurses are being left jobless and distraught in Ireland when they realise that the job they travelled here to do never existed.
Three Áras hopefuls talk defence, Gaza and immigration in first TV debate
Here’s how it played out.
Player Ratings: How did the presidential candidates perform in the first TV debate?
Creeslough investigation file forwarded to Director of Public Prosecutions
Shay Given's plans for €4m padel centre in Kildare halted by council
Gardaí investigate possible murder-suicide as father and daughter found dead in Dublin
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Three family members killed in Louth home named locally
Parents Mark O’Connor, a disabilities sector manager, and Louise Doherty O’Connor, a qualified nurse, were killed alongside their son Evan (27).
Government commits to inquiry into scoliosis and spina bifida care
Independent Ireland councillor in legal bid to stop Bob Vylan concert after TD wrote to venue
Opinion: Excluding jobseekers from core welfare increases will cut the safety net of 2.9 million workers
Dr Laura Bambrick
Man in his 30s arrested after three adults found dead at a home in Louth this morning
Two men accused of £1.1 billion fraud over Nama deal were 'motivated by greed', trial told
Group of people illegally picked over 1,000 oysters in Co Kerry
Councils warned 'lessons to be learned' following accidental death of worker during Storm Eunice
Bill Murray to travel around Ireland in new golfing series
'I'm saving the state money': Minister defends €10,000 offer to families to drop asylum claims
Gardaí received no reports of alleged attack and robbery of NFL quarterback in Dublin city
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Skylar Thompson was allegedly attacked in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Ireland had more tourists this August, but they spent a lot less than last year
Prosecutor behind some of Ireland's highest profile murder cases appointed High Court judge
Cabin crew member who filmed men using the urinals in Dublin Airport spared jail
Rory McIlroy criticises fan behaviour as video shows his wife Erica being hit by beer cup
Students urged to check if they're eligible for grants as SUSI applications soar
What happens to your old or unwanted clothes?
Justice Minister says ‘we need to do better’ as new sexual violence awareness campaign launched
It's showtime! The first of the presidential debates is tonight and it's all to play for
Shane Lowry said he lives for the Ryder Cup - now his name lives forever within it
Breaking down the moment Shane Lowry defied Europe’s potential disaster to guarantee victory.
Opinion: Ireland must resist EU attempts to slash and burn environment standards for businesses
Cillian Quinn
Taoiseach: 'There won't be a border poll before 2030'
The Good Friday Agreement “has to fulfill its potential”, said Martin.
Europe win the Ryder Cup as Shane Lowry halts sensational US comeback
Quiz: How much do you know about Rihanna?
Majority of Irish young people buy clothes several times a month
Irish people like cheap clothes, and we mostly buy new, not second-hand.
Money Diaries: A retail supervisor on €30K who recently graduated and wants to continue studying
TheJournal.ie reader
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Man who spent 40 years tending to graves of Air India disaster victims honoured in Cork
If you can't vote in next month's presidential election, we want to hear from you
Opinion: We need more cross-border stories on our screens (and the funding to create them)
Gavin Halpin
Steelers rise to unique occasion as Vikings leave it too late to avoid another Dublin defeat
Pittsburgh took the spoils from the first ever NFL regular-season game in Ireland, running out 24-21 winners at Croke Park.