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2nd March 2025 - 8th March 2025
Opposition will 'do absolutely everything' to reject government's speaking rights proposal
Minister gives assurance that special school places will be made available to students in need
Woman (40s) dies after being struck by SUV in Tralee this morning
Will you watch The Oscars?
UK and France working on deal for 'lasting peace' in Ukraine - Starmer
Second man arrested in Tyrone by police investigating murder of man in apartment
Sitdown Sunday: Birth rates around the world are plummeting - what does it mean for the future?
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Ireland gets DOGE-curious after x-ray scanner 'fury'
Did it really spark ‘fury’? If it didn’t, have we become numb to this type of wasted cash — or it this simply not that big of a deal? On this week’s episode, Christine Bohan, Jane Matthews, Rónán Duffy, and Sinéad O’Carroll examine the latest spending controversy.
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Fontaines D.C. win International Group Brit award while Charli XCX's Brat secures five trophies
Opinion: Cohousing developments could bring some relief in the housing crisis
Anne Connolly & Dr Ana Dolan
Here's why Ireland’s stock exchange has finally surpassed its 2007 Celtic Tiger all-time high
Timeline for major revamp of Irish military must be 'reviewed'
Simon Harris, who is Minister for Defence and Foreign Affairs, has said that targets and deadlines will have to be ‘reviewed’.
'Lack of supports' leads to more students given reduced school hours
These ‘exceptional’ arrangements disproportionately affect Traveller and Roma children as well as students with special educational needs.
The number of students moved to reduced school days has increased by over 20%
Expert: "Very often, the reality is it’s suspension by another name."
A perfect fusion of historic charm and modern living in Glasnevin for €1,250,000
This month
March 2025
Quiz: How much do you know about Shrek?
Connacht beat Benetton in remarkable URC clash
Ulster edge Scarlets in dramatic fashion
Council threatens homeowner with €5,000 fine (or jail) over insulation added to house in 2018
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
United Ireland and the lessons from Germany: 'We should not make the same mistakes'
Emma DeSouza
Bad Sisters creator Sharon Horgan to make new comedy series for HBO
Two young men die, two others seriously injured in single-vehicle crash in Donegal
Starmer insists Ukraine has ‘full backing of UK’ as he meets Zelenskyy at No 10
Pope Francis in 'stable' condition following breathing 'crisis' yesterday, Vatican says
Zelenskyy: Ukraine 'ready' to sign minerals-sharing deal, but needs 'clear' security guarantees
Leinster move 15 points clear at URC summit after home victory over Cardiff
Man hospitalised after attack by three masked individuals in home burglary in Limerick
O’Connor and Rowe goals help Dublin overcome Meath
Two men arrested and €120,000 of cannabis seized in Co Kildare
Two men charged with possessing baseball bats and knives as weapons bailed
Man arrested in Tyrone by police investigating murder of elderly man at apartment
Poet and broadcaster Pat Ingoldsby dies aged 82
Counter-terror police assess complaints about BBC Gaza documentary
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How is a new Pope selected?
How does the Vatican and its cardinals go about voting on and anointing a new Pope? We’re joined by The Journal reporter Diarmuid Pepper.
21m
Doras say focus on deportations is a ‘distraction’ from the need for law reform
Russia claim two Ukrainian villages as strikes kill one person and wound several others
Male motorcyclist (50s) dies following fatal collision in Dublin
Water workers to demand services remain in public ownership during protest in Cork today