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Yesterday
22nd May 2025
Kneecap: What's the terror charge 'Mo Chara' is facing, what's the defence and the sentence?
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, who uses the stage name Mo Chara, is due in court in London in a month’s time.
Tory MP appeared to make ‘offensive’ Irish potato famine remark, House of Commons told
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Building a nature reserve: 'Wildacres has gone from a desert for wildlife to a haven'
Gilly Taylor
State won't oppose quashing public order conviction against Jemima Burke, sister of teacher Enoch
Ashling Murphy 'kicked out hard' during struggle with murderer, eye witness tells trial
Man hospitalised after serious assault in Clondalkin shopping centre
Tánaiste investigating if 'illegal' US deportation flight stopped in Shannon en route to Africa
The Journal has established that the purported deportation flight, a Gulfstream V, landed in Shannon and spent approximately two hours on the ground.
Government urged not to cut third-level education funding for people in addiction recovery
Number of people in employment rises by 89,900 to hit almost 2.8 million
Romance scam victim avoids jail for role in money laundering
'Look, 40% of the southeast have Norman names': Browne defends William the Conqueror millennium
June 2026 now earliest date the National Children's Hospital will begin seeing patients
Drew Harris: TDs made 'unfounded' claims in the Dáil about garda conduct after arresting protesters
Sea turtle found washed up in Co Clare given a lift back to Gran Canaria by Aer Lingus
Richard Satchwell was 'possessive' of his wife Tina, her half-sister tells murder trial
Advertising watchdog upholds complaint against An Post for 'misleading' digital stamps ad
Man jailed for sexual abuse of two girls 60 years ago
Gerry Adams' libel case against BBC 'a cynical attempt to launder his reputation', court hears
Israeli strikes have killed 52 people in Gaza today as aid finally gets in
Staff at Rupert Murdoch owned Storyful share bonus payments of €1.07m as losses narrow
TDs call to end 'State-sanctioned cruelty' to badgers
Paul Mescal receives six-minute standing ovation at Cannes for new film The History of Sound
Journal Media shortlisted for 17 Justice Media Awards
Eurovision winner hopes Israel won't compete next year
People can now apply for their State pension on a new online site
TD Ken O’Flynn says he didn’t know La-Z-Boy was a brand and just wanted what ‘everyone else has’
Israeli foreign minister blames 'incitement' by European leaders for murder of US embassy workers
'Unlikely' Dr Tony Holohan and other key figures will give evidence in public, says Covid inquiry chair
'We will fight you in your court. We will win' - Kneecap slams 'political policing' after terror charge
Five weeks shaved off driving test wait times this month, with further reduction promised
Is the proposal to boycott holiday homeowners fair?
Children’s Ombudsman received 371 complaints last year as part of 'campaign' against SPHE syllabus
Tánaiste says Israeli government now 'very much in space of genocidal activity'
UK to consider chemical castration for sex offenders to 'minimise the risk of reoffending'
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James Browne: struggling with housing, excelling at celebrating the Normans
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Man (39) drowns in River Blackwater, Co Cork
Gardaí wasting time on frivolous incidents because of 'over-correction' to 999 call scandal
Dr Elaine Byrne, chair of the PCSA, criticised how gardaí are now forced to respond to calls they should not be called to deal with because of a reaction to a Policing Authority enquiry.