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1st November 2026 - 7th November 2026
Quiz: How much do you know about beetles and Beatles?
Fine Gael won't say if it wants to be left or right, but Harris's speech offered a clear clue
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Netflix and RTÉ are facing the same problem - but only one can fix it
RTÉ and Netflix are both doing better than you might think, writes Steve Dempsey – but the streamer has a clearer path for fixing the problems it faces.
Taoiseach shocked by 'callous' shooting in Kraków
‘Failure is not an option’: Jack Morley meets Pearse Stokes, who rescues Ireland's wildlife
Jack Morley
Simon Harris says the ‘dole is not a way of life’ as he pledges tougher unemployment penalties
Watch: The Candidate live from the Fine Gael ard fheis
The Journal’s politics podcast comes to you from Fine Gael’s ard fheis in UCC, where the podcast looks at the party’s identity crisis, the debate over “woke” politics and what Simon Harris wants Fine Gael to stand for next.
Six people dead and fifteen wounded in Kraków shooting
“A man drove a car onto Krakow’s main square and began shooting at random people,” a Krakow police spokesman said.
Upset as chapel at secondary school vandalised in Co Mayo
Thousands gather in Dublin for Ireland’s first national protest against data centres
'Encouraged but rueful': Rory McIlroy trails Jon Rahm after Abu Dhabi third round
Schools and hospitals 'always have to be prepared' for bomb threats says minister
Gardaí investigating after firearm discharged in Longford town
Man appears in court charged with the murder of Limerick mother-of-four
Motorists warned of difficult travelling conditions as fog warning issued
Tributes paid to 'precious little boy' following death in arson attack
Trinity's Workers' Party committee suspended after infighting on Russia-Ukraine war
LIVE: Fine Gael wants renewal - but it has to pick a direction first
Health minister won’t commit to a timeline for lowering age for bowel cancer screening
Fine Gael ministers push back on internal report that found party comes across as 'detached'
The party is gathering in Cork this weekend for its biannual ard fheis.
Raft of false bomb threats really the last thing we need right now
Carl Kinsella
Debunked: The UN didn’t publish plans to replace Irish people in Ireland or Europeans in Europe
‘They are crap and have been crap for ages’: Labour TDs unfazed by poor opinion polls
Review: Is the second season of Black Doves worth watching?
Half days called to facilitate parent-teacher meetings during work-to-rule
Who is behind the suspected ‘coordinated’ threats - and what if they keep coming?
There are concerns of further attempts to disrupt Ireland’s staging of a major EU-led summit in Dublin in the coming days.
Meghan Markle’s father to be tagged after appearance in US court over child sex abuse images
Taoiseach says he has no plans to announce departure after EU presidency
Macklemore says nine major US venues refused to host his Free Palestine tour
‘We will go after this’: Taoiseach cannot confirm who is behind bomb threats but vows to find out
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Boy (6) dies after sustaining injuries in arson attack in Waterford last month
Woman and man killed after two vans collide in Co Offaly
Ireland 42-12 Argentina, Nations Championship
Andy Farrell’s side score six tries on winning return to Aviva Stadium.
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Teenager charged with murder of Limerick man (38) in Dublin
Man found guilty of manslaughter of 80-year-old Tipperary pensioner
Rank and file gardaí are to push ahead with work-to-rule action during EU Presidency events