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Last week
26th July 2026 - 1st August 2026
‘I can’t pretend to be hopeful’: Greta Thunberg delivers ‘message of peace’ at All Together Now
Lawyers in fees dispute say changes to new scheme do not address their concerns
Have you listened to Ella Langley's Choosin’ Texas?
Gardaí seize gun in search operation targeting organised crime in Dublin
Man (80s) and woman (70s) seriously injured after hit-and-run collision in Co Laois
'It broke me': Woman raped by her then-husband speaks on fighting false allegations to Tusla
Man who abused neighbour’s five-year-old granddaughter over 12-month period jailed for 11 years
Can we be very clear? The curse wasn’t broken, it was fulfilled. The curse was... real
Carl Kinsella
Review: Is the documentary The Curse of Love Island worth watching?
Belfast native and Labour candidate voted in as Manchester mayor, succeeding Andy Burnham
We will actually lose something when we get rid of our motor tax discs
Paddy Comyn
'People say there's no point reporting it': Community group wants to know about racism in Dublin
Extra rail services over bank holiday for Bray Air Display and Ladies All-Ireland football finals
'We got a picture with Sam on his lap and Ryan O’Donoghue beside him. That's it now. Job done'
Mayo people reflect on last Sunday and the greatest week of their lives.
E-scooter ban puts promised bike and electric car rental hubs on ice
The Green Party has criticised the government’s decision to stall the pilot scheme as ‘totally spurious’.
Pico Lopes sent off as Shamrock Rovers held to draw by Drogheda
The league leaders are eight points clear at the top of the table.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Irish Rail lodge planning application for second of eight new railway stations in Cork
Public asked to avoid Comeragh Mountains with blaze expected to continue over weekend
IFI following 'definite line of inquiry' as number of dead fish now estimated to be 7,500
Limerick man accused of human trafficking in the Mediterranean avoids extradition to Greece
Glen Hansard's life to be marked with public wake before funeral at St Patrick's Cathedral
A public wake is being held in Dublin on Monday between 11am and 4pm, with the funeral to follow the following day.
People driving to All Together Now urged to delay journeys due to high volume of traffic
Woman who ran Dublin brothels where almost 30 young Brazilians worked jailed for three years
Louth man sentenced to 14 years in prison by Russian authorities for fighting for Ukraine
Be careful of fake news about Ceuta as Spanish enclave faces migrant crisis
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Andy Burnham’s new man in Belfast says a border poll is ‘not top of my list of priorities’
Saddle up! Choosin' Texas is the instant country classic that's breaking chart records in the US
Woman (70s) in critical condition and five injured after crash in Co Donegal
Councillor says ‘human faeces’ left on slide at Co Waterford playground
Increase in number of adults and children in emergency accommodation, but below record high
Should Fifa president Gianni Infantino resign amid World Cup sell-off controversy?
Court hears teenager torched two homes and three cars during drug intimidation campaign
Temu hindered inspection at premises in Dublin, EU says
Debunked: Video of Gardaí near a Dublin mosque cut to imply they came to arrest a man in a mobility scooter
Boy George pulls out of West End musical after backlash over pro-Israel song created using AI