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Last week
16th November 2025 - 22nd November 2025
Three GAA grounds due to host vigils for five young people killed in Dundalk crash
Over one million people were watching the final seconds of the Hungary-Ireland drama
Ban on disposable vapes moves closer as Minister brings draft law to Cabinet
TikTok staff fear becoming 'absent parents' as over 200 petition against full office return
One worker facing a four-hour return commute told The Journal she has serious anxiety about how ‘absent’ she will be from her child’s life.
Cork's Franciscan Well Brewery to close in the new year
Man (50s) arrested after fatal stabbing in Cork city released without charge
Man accused of causing a bomb scare at Dublin's St James's Hospital sent forward for trial
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
O'Callaghan 'committed' to ensuring Ireland not viewed 'more favourably' than the UK by asylum seekers
Pierce Brosnan hints he might be open to featuring in another James Bond film
'People are suffering': SVP record increase in number of people seeking help ahead of Christmas
Criminal investigation launched into Presbyterian Church over safeguarding failures
Aire ag súil go mór go bhfoilseofar ráiteas náisiúnta pleanála Gaeltachta roimh 2027
Court issues €440,000 in fines to M50 toll dodgers, including woman hit with €25,000 penalty
Superintendent fails to convince judge that Drew Harris penalised him over protected disclosures
Dublin Zoo names critically endangered parrot ‘Troy’ in honour of Ireland’s hat trick hero
CervicalCheck to roll out at-home self-sampling tests from next year
Nine PSNI officers hit with glass, bitten, and spat on during incidents in Derry and Tyrone
Independent Ireland councillor's legal challenge to halt Bob Vylan gig dropped
Two men jailed after acting on ‘weakest of hearsay’ in ‘brutal’ murder of Croatian man
Global market wobbles and soaring stock prices may put Irish economy at risk, Central Bank warns
Man (89) who sexually assaulted five-year-old girl in 1995 jailed for three years
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Hungary v Ireland - The aftermath, with Gavin Cooney, David Sneyd and Shane Keegan
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Frances Black says she has run out of patience with Simon Harris on Occupied Territories Bill
Councillors win key High Court concession against government plan for smaller apartment sizes
Heimir Hallgrímsson, the unflappable Icelandic dentist who has Ireland loving football again
New north Dublin playground seriously damaged in arson attack
Fintan O'Toole and Sam McBride: Facts, not tribalism, should help decide on a united Ireland
Fintan O'Toole and Sam McBride
'Grief beyond description': Communities in mourning as tributes paid to Dundalk crash victims
The five friends lost their lives on Saturday evening near Dundalk, Co Louth.
Where were you for Ireland's incredible win?
The Late Late Troy Show: Ireland's amazing winning moment is making headlines and going viral
The country’s hat-trick hero is the talk of Ireland and football fans worldwide.
Frost and ice on the way with Arctic airmass to bring colder temperatures (and some snow)
Ireland's dramatic win secured a World Cup play-off spot...but who might we play next?
Teenager killed after crash between car and e-bike in Waterford
Luke Littler celebrates becoming world number one by retaining Grand Slam of Darts
Opinion: Almost 7,500 people need cataract surgery in Ireland - here's how we can fix waiting lists
Frank Doheny
Ireland may be on track to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040 as first ‘Elimination Day’ marked
Complaint against Fine Gael's Britto Pereppadan over payment from nurse referred to SIPO
South Dublin County Council decided to refer the matter to SIPO after deciding that it could make no findings following a complaint.