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February 2025
Woman awarded €55,000 after being scalded by hot cup of tea on Ryanair flight
Garda jailed for six years for sexually assaulting woman in Co Wicklow garda station
Taoiseach rows back on Rent Pressure Zones remarks, saying he won't pre-empt results of review
The Fianna Fáil leader wants to see more private investment in the rental market.
Husband of Omagh bombing victim says he 'did not trust' Irish government to co-operate with inquiry
Teenager pleads guilty to attempted murder of Defence Forces chaplain in Galway
Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes remanded on continuing bail ahead of sentence for violent disorder
Court hears Kerry businessman Nathan McDonnell was part of Mexican cartel drug smuggling scheme
Ireland among list of almost all nations to miss UN deadline for new climate targets
Poll: Should changes be made to Rent Pressure Zones?
Man knocked unconscious during suspected racially motivated assault in Belfast
Senator Frances Black says Occupied Territories Bill must not be 'watered down'
Landlord group ‘delighted’ that rent pressure zones could be removed
'It could have been a lot worse': Justice Minister praises Garda response to Stoneybatter attacks
Architect: A radical change is needed to solve Ireland’s housing and infrastructure crisis
Sean Mahon
Man still in custody after three people hospitalised in 'random' stabbing attack in Stoneybatter
A man in his 20s has been arrested and is detained at a Garda station in the North City.
Dublin City Council moved trees and signs blocking billboards because an ad firm asked it to
Taoiseach and VP JD Vance among world leaders travelling to Paris for AI summit
The AI Summit in Paris will be attended by some of tech’s biggest names as well as global leaders like JD Vance.
Parenting and sleepovers: 'I know too much about what happens to let my kids go on them'
Margaret Lynch
Quiz: How much do you know about these former Irish Eurovision hopefuls?
Saints and scholars? Not really. Irish people are becoming less literate
Ireland dismantle Scotland to earn second Six Nations bonus-point win
Simon Easterby’s men are the only team to have won both of their opening games.
Ruth Coppinger on her fight to stop the courts using sexual violence victims' counselling notes
The Dublin West TD sat down with The Journal to discuss her plans on tackling gender-based violence.
Money Diaries: A stay-at-home mother in the South East who has left work after maternity leave
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Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Aga Khan laid to rest in Egypt during private burial ceremony
Boyzone documentary is a refreshingly real look at relationships of all kinds between men
Carl Kinsella
Gardaí arrest man suspected of brandishing knife during robbery in Ballymun
Limerick beat Tipperary to secure first win of hurling league campaign
Four people escape burning apartment in Limerick City
Taoiseach says more generators needed and that weather warning system will be reviewed
Man granted bail following €204,000 cocaine seizure in Co Limerick
Martin defends inflated housing figures and signals change to rent pressure zones
Man in court charged with the murder of his father in Malahide
Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway resigns from party following arrest for public intoxication
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Man charged in connection to fatal assault of man (60s) in Malahide yesterday
Ghosting, catfishing and some happy-ever-afters: Our readers' stories about online dating
Sitdown Sunday: Deep - the project aiming to have humans living under the sea by 2027