Irish

Monday
12th October 2026
Fake taxi driver jailed for false imprisonment of visually impaired woman
Directors at Cadbury's Irish unit say 'pricing actions' required to maintain profits
Locals and councillors call for action after '57 bags' of horse manure dumped in Dublin
One of two men accused of rape at Galway's Ceannt Station says he was attacked in prison
Plant-based dairy substitutes 'not recommended' for teenagers, says FSAI
Drumcree: How one decision reopened old wounds and raised the stakes
Brian Rowan retraced the roads of Drumcree last week, 28 years after reporting from the front line of the dispute, and found the ghosts of the past stirring once more.
'You will be heard': Woman abused by George Gibney as a child urges other victims to come forward
George Gibney's legal team sought counselling notes for the four complainants
'He was incredibly confident': Photographer recalls taking 'sinister' 1988 pictures of Gibney
“He loved being photographed. I’d say he was delighted to see his picture in the paper,” said photographer Billy Stickland.
Working from home while colleagues strike is same as crossing picket line, say unions
Daniel Kinahan to apply for bail after appearing before Special Criminal Court
George Gibney jailed for 15 and a half years for sex abuse and attempted rape
The 78-year-old was convicted of 39 counts of indecent assault and one count of attempted rape in July following a two-week trial at the Central Criminal Court.
What way do you like your eggs?
The EU is going to cap imports of hybrid vehicles from China to just 350,000 a year
Australian engineer Robert Pether returning home to Ireland after five years in Iraqi jail
Irish people are buying and binning massive amounts of 'fast tech' like mini fans and chargers
Pedestrian in her 70s dies after being hit by car in Roscommon
Pope Leo wished 'swift recovery' after announcing he needs operation to remove lump on his lung
Vogue Williams is right, can we please stop telling new parents to enjoy every single minute?
Niamh O'Reilly
Over 23,000 TUI members commence industrial action today amid pay dispute
Two maternity hospitals not providing mental health services to pregnant women and new mothers
More than half of the regional maternity hospitals providing mental health services are not operating at full capacity.
Sunday
11th October 2026
Why is the government keeping the greyhound industry on life support with taxpayers' money?
Jennifer Whitmore
Quiz: Can you name these Nobel laureates?
'It's definitely naughty': How cigarettes are making a comeback at Irish weddings
Money Diaries: A technical program manager on €85K living in Dublin
The Journal reader
Man City beat 10-man Liverpool in first game after guilty verdict
A second-half red card for Ryan Gravenberch changed the game.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Maths Week 2026: Your Sunday puzzle
HSE to consider public funding for Mounjaro as benefits could be ‘transformative’
Survivors recount 'horror' of Saudi airport attack
Trump announces 'energy ceasefire' between Russia and Ukraine
Tiger will not be euthanised after fatal attack on man in UK wildlife park
Eight men appear in court charged with violent disorder at Ballinasloe Horse Fair
Minister admits public sector strike 'probably' going ahead on Wednesday as union talks yet to begin
DUP leader accuses Northern Ireland Secretary of 'disgraceful appeasement' over parade ban
Ireland's EU presidency criticised for ‘little progress and no meaningful new solutions’
Is your attic costing you heat? Here’s how to insulate it properly
Shay Lally lays out the various costs involved in attic conversion and insulation, and why it’s important to do it properly.
Petrol bombs thrown at police patrol car by three masked men in Co Tyrone
109 migrants dead and 116 missing in boat wreck off Djibouti