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25th October 2026 - 31st October 2026
Carrick on the brink as Manchester United implode against Chelsea
'Disturbing' display of severed pigs' heads found in popular park
TG4's Hector Ó hEochagáin opens up about frightening surgery to remove brain tumour
‘We were lucky to be loved by this beautiful man’ Dónal Lunny’s funeral hears
Man (65) charged with attempted murder of doctor stabbed in medical unit
Investigation launched after garda assaulted in firearm-related incident
Poll: Do you like fireworks?
Man in his 70s dies after being struck by car in Kilkenny
Are you celebrating Halloween this year? Send us your photos
Simon Harris doesn't want to know
Carl Kinsella
A film banned in 1972 is finally reaching Irish cinemas. Does it still have the power to shock?
Review: Is the documentary The One About Matthew Perry worth watching?
Ongoing solicitors' strike could lead to rise in defendants taking judicial reviews
Unions consider new strike after public sector pay talks adjourned without deal
A breathalyser in the pub sounded clever. It was the wrong answer to the right question
Paddy Comyn
Homeowners in newer houses warned this Sunday is a key date for working out your property tax bill
‘A tax on health’: Saunas hike prices as owners say VAT has been raised
Several sauna companies have told customers they have to put up their prices after being hit with a VAT increase from the government.
Man to be deported to Sudan after Citywest sexual assault charge dropped
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) withdrew charges of sexual assault against the man in court last week – an agreement has been reached between Ireland and the Sudanese regime.
'They won every facet of the game' - Connacht collapse against Leinster
Tom Hopkins, who played Fair City's Christy Phelan, has died
Mayo’s O’Donoghue and Limerick’s Hegarty win GAA player of the year awards
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Man denies choking woman (89) and telling victim’s daughter to murder her, trial hears
Have you ever invested in cryptocurrency?
Sinn Féin and SDLP welcome Taoiseach's plan to create new body to examine Irish unity
Local residents evacuated after a number of ‘suspicious devices’ discovered in north Belfast
‘People get headlines attacking RTÉ’: Bakhurst says some competitors want to see broadcaster fail
Sensors to detect wrong-way driving on Irish motorways to be trialled
The pilot will see trials of sensors or CCTV set up at ‘up to 30 critical locations’, including motorway junctions and slip roads.
Jailed Galway mosque bomb plotters bring 'shame and embarrassment on all of us', says judge
Debunked: No, there are not four mosques in Letterkenny
Woman attacked in her own home by masked man in Kildare
TJ Reid calls time on Kilkenny career after 20 years in black and amber
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Public sector unions warn there is ‘no alternative’ to another strike if pay talks fail
Man accused of raping colleague told to avoid her at work as court grants bail
Man avoids jail in 'revenge porn' case as judge says it'll be 'stain on his character' for life
Inquest of homeless man crushed in waste collection truck hears people sheltering in bins is 'common'
‘We don’t need ad campaigns lecturing citizens’: Simon Harris calls for greater control of NGOs