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Last week
9th November 2025 - 15th November 2025
Donegal man arrested over alleged hit and run in London
Billy Kelleher says Fianna Fáil should be heading up unity efforts rather than ‘The Shinners’
McIlroy finishes in tie for third after stunning 62 as Rai wins Abu Dhabi Championship
Do you have a favourite pub?
Donegal woman who stole €36,000 from disabled brother to fund drug habit avoids jail
Remembrance Sunday marked in events across Ireland
Saipan filmmaker was told he was going to ‘open old wounds’
UN calls on Israel to halt drone strikes near peacekeepers after Irish troops near miss
Man and woman dead following separate early-morning collisions in Tipperary
Status Yellow rain warnings issued for three counties – but it might stay a bit drier today
Sitdown Sunday: She gave birth to her 13th child at 62 - but she wanted more
Dublin's lost pubs: The old haunts that once dotted the capital city
Donal Fallon
The Irish government still has no idea how it will fix the rent crisis
The country has set targets when it comes to the delivery of housing, but we haven’t defined the result we want. What does success mean?
Thirty years on from Jo Jo Dullard's disappearance, gardaí appeal for information
Companies must begin to search for child sexual abuse imagery on work computers, expert says
Mick Moran, CEO of Hotline.ie, spoke to The Journal at a major international cyber security event in Dublin.
This month
November 2025
Quiz: How much do you know about breakup albums?
Even the NTA is confused about whether students studying in the North can get a student Leap Card
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Darragh O'Brien: The COPs are slow, but they do matter - here's a look inside
Darragh O'Brien
Fianna Fáil braces itself for a delay of its review of its presidential campaign
Ireland v Uzbekistan, U17 World Cup
Man charged with possession of multiple guns and pipe bomb parts
FAI votes to put motion to UEFA to ban Israel from European football competitions
The vote was put to the FAI’s General Assembly at an EGM today.
How many hours of sleep do you get?
Twelve farmers allegedly owed over €575,000 by Shannon-based Halal meat plant, court hears
Ireland dominate Japan 41-10 in November Test
Suspicious object in Dublin's North Strand cleared by army explosive team
Fastway collapse leaves staff without pay and companies unable to trace parcels in transit
Workers say they’ve been left blindsided and unpaid as small businesses scramble to rebuild delivery networks.
Garda investigation launched after woman found dead in Galway home
Surrealing in the Years: Yates' Fianna Fáil dealings an open kimono moment for Irish politics
Carl Kinsella
Rain on the way (again) as weekend turns wetter across the country
Opinion: Irish drivers may need to start thinking differently about electric vehicles
Paddy Comyn
Polasaí oideachais Ghaeilge an Rialtais gan 'fís ná uaillmhian' dar le Feisire Eorpach Rialtais
Newest Independent Ireland councillor on how his views have not shifted since leaving the SocDems
Lack of ambition in Government's new Gaeilge education policies criticised by Government MEP
'Not a hope in hell': There will be fury in Fianna Fáil if election review delayed
Some TDs in the party said they don’t expect the internal report to be ready next week.
Over 1,000 drivers boycotting Uber during today's big rugby match in protest over fixed fares
Uber has said that its new pricing system will end “meter anxiety” – but drivers aren’t happy.
Holly Cairns says Tánaiste's 'tough on immigration' rhetoric shows government is in 'panic mode'