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14th July 2024 - 27th July 2024
Trump shooting, one week on: 'Social media is sending people down rabbit holes of conspiracy'
Aoife Gallagher
Three gardaí injured and man arrested after disturbances at Coolock site
One garda has been transferred to hospital tonight for treatment of facial injuries.
'Bees don't have umbrellas': Why you may notice fewer bees around this summer (and next)
Defence Forces members deliver 30 Irish vehicles to Ukraine after 3,600km journey across Europe
Ireland has also sent demining equipment and provided training to the Ukrainian Army.
Micheál Martin says ‘focus is on becoming Taoiseach’ when asked if he will run for President
Shane Lowry cements lead at The Open but Rory McIlroy misses the cut
HIQA says adding shingles jab to vaccine programme would not be an efficient use of HSE resources
UN's top court says that Israeli settlement policies in Palestine breach international law
Taoiseach takes ‘gender equality seriously’ but backs decision to only nominate McGrath for Commissioner
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Gardaí investigating 'vile' abuse of journalist who covered court appearances after Coolock arrests
Protestors who tore down Grand Canal fencing call for ‘end to hostile architecture’
Irish charities say Government 'must lead by example' following ICJ ruling on Israel
Former Ireland footballer Anthony Stokes recharged over suspected drug seizure last year
Gardaí probe two more suspected arson attacks at buildings in Limerick and Donegal
Woman denies engaging in 'consensual activity' with garda accused of sexual assault in Wicklow Station
'Devoid of merit': Enoch Burke loses High Court action against order to stay away from school
Brother of Thomas Dooley found guilty of his murder at a funeral in Co Kerry in 2022
What's causing the global tech outage and how is Ireland being affected?
Can’t top up your Leap Card? Can’t book an NCT? Here’s why.
Broadcaster Joe Molloy to leave Newstalk's Off The Ball to join Irish Independent
Joe Biden, Conan O'Brien and others pay tribute to Bob Newhart after veteran comedian's death
Global IT outage knocks airlines, banks and others offline
Following the latest as the online world deals with the chaotic event.
Man refused bail after being charged with threatening to kill Mary Lou McDonald in online clip
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
'Why would people do that?': Tánaiste condemns fire at site earmarked for asylum seeker centre
Ireland to face Georgia in Euro 2025 play-off semi-final
Melania Trump made a rare campaign appearance last night - accompanying her husband at the RNC
Ryanair passengers advised to arrive early and NCTs disrupted due to global IT outage
Conspiracy theories swirl online amid unanswered questions about Trump assassination attempt
Poll: Have you been impacted by the CrowdStrike glitch?
Man dead and at least 10 injured following explosion in Tel Aviv, Israel
Two people hospitalised after equipment falls from height at Citywest construction site
Man recovering in hospital following 'serious' Dublin city centre assault
Major tech outage causes worldwide havoc - airlines and broadcasters among those affected
Man due in court over threats to Mary Lou McDonald and Garda Commissioner
Timeline set for Ireland's own Covid-19 inquiry
But the Tánaiste doesn’t want to call it an inquiry.
Bus Éireann published commercially sensitive material on dozens of companies on website
Flawless Shane Lowry makes statement of intent at The Open while McIlroy struggles