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January 2025
US Ambassador: I leave with a heart full of gratitude - thank you for an incredible experience
Claire Cronin
Around 90 people arrested as protesters storm South Korea court after president's detention extended
Sitdown Sunday: The allegations against Neil Gaiman
Pedestrian (40s) dies after being struck by car in Co Cavan
Man arrested after gardaí seize around €400,000 of cannabis in Co Dublin
Reforms of new Troubles commission needed to secure trust of families, says Northern Ireland Secretary
Motorcyclist dies after single-vehicle collision in Co Wexford
‘It was exactly like Paul Lynch’s Prophet Song': A Belarusian story of survival and hope
Sasha Romanova
Why Irish banks kept mortgages cheap for homeowners - while savers got a raw deal
Did you know you can buy invasive plants in garden centres?
Get Crafty: A move-in ready period home just steps from the coast for €2,850,000
Quiz: How well do you know Boyzone?
Meta showed nearly 10,000 ads for deepfake clothes 'erasing' app to Irish users since December
Opinion: Why are we surprised that parents' value is underestimated?
Niamh O'Reilly
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Leinster finish strongly to run seven tries past 14-man Bath
The Premiership leaders were in front at half time in Dublin but couldn’t hold on.
Ceasefire in Gaza due to begin tomorrow morning at 8.30am
Trump says he will 'most likely' delay US TikTok ban for 90 days
Munster fall short in Champions Cup thriller against Northampton
Last-gasp Nunez goals get leaders Liverpool out of jail
Boy accused of supplying cocaine on Royal Canal barred from using bicycles, e-scooters, or 'anything on wheels'
Dozens of people injured after chairlift breaks at Spanish ski resort
Ceann Comhairle advised that pro-government independents can join Dáil opposition group
Two more men arrested on boat on Shannon Estuary in connection with alleged drug trafficking
Re-sentencing hearing for Menendez brothers delayed due to Los Angeles fires
Poll: Will you watch Donald Trump's inauguration?
Russian attack in Ukraine capital kills three people
Reward offered to identify parents of three siblings found abandoned in London
Croatia's deputy PM quits over video of him firing gun from moving car
Incoming Government kicks National Security Strategy can further down the road
Courts allow some Trump supporters who stormed the US Capitol to attend inauguration
McGregor must give a sworn statement about the hotel CCTV footage - so what happens next?
Pope hits out at gay blessing ‘hypocrisy’ and labels some of Israel’s actions ‘terrorism’ in memoir
Surrealing in the Years: Government formation is our problem, not theirs
Carl Kinsella
South Korea's impeached president in court as investigators seek to extend detention
Explainer: What will the new transport security force be and will it be able to arrest people?
The Journal has built a picture of what the new service will and won’t be from talking to security sources and experts.
'Risky' dermal fillers will only be administered by professionals under new coalition's plans
How does anyone buy a house in Ireland? Readers share their stories
Seriously, they’re so expensive – how do people do it? We asked you guys for answers.
Lots of people moved back into their parents' houses - or gardens - and found this really hard.
Intergenerational wealth plays a big role, with cash gifts and inheritances featuring in many readers' stories.
As house prices climb, people who bought during the pandemic told us they couldn't afford their home today.