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Donald Trump, Jamal Khashoggi and Meghan Markle nominated for Time’s Person of the Year
Theresa May accused of 'pathetic cowardice' as Brexit vote is postponed
Iona Institute researcher sues Twitter over tweets he claims defamed him
40 year-old goes on trial over fatal stabbing of man in relationship with his ex-partner
Double jeopardy trial finds paedophile guilty of 1986 'Babes in the wood' murders
Lancaster in contract talks with Leinster, but refuses to rule out Farrell reunion
Former Russian policeman found guilty of carrying out 56 murders, bringing total spree to 78 killings
Theresa May defers 'crucial vote' on Brexit deal
'There is a fear in the unknown...I’m going in as head coach, something I’ve never done before'
Taoiseach says abortion services may not be available in every hospital in January
Two doctors probed over footballer Astori's death
Cockroaches and gnaw marks on a loaf of bread: 13 Irish food businesses closed by FSAI in November
International developers reveal plans to build 3,000 apartments for rent across Dublin
'You feel a bit guilty stealing man-of-the-match from someone like that'
Man (22) found guilty of murdering Alan O'Neill
Tributes paid as 'Australian icon' Roger the Kangaroo dies aged 12
'A deeply embarrassing blow': Ireland ranked worst in Europe for tackling climate change
'You feel you can't get a job': Methadone users face stigma and isolation, new report finds
Poll: Do you think Britain will reverse the Brexit process?
Man (26) arrested on suspicion of murder after body found in Co Down
EU's top court rules that UK could reverse Brexit process
Theresa May in final bid to win support ahead of tomorrow's vote
Man appears in court charged with murder of British backpacker Grace Millane
Former Nissan chairman charged with financial misconduct
Opinion: There are some striking similarities between Irish independence and Brexit
Caoimhín De Barra
'A reminder of our struggle': New campaign for permanent Irish AIDS memorial
Rise of 'tough guy' world leaders 'mirrors the rise of fascism in the 1930s'
Clamped outside the Rotunda at 37 weeks pregnant: The complaints against Dublin clampers
'It's about our children now, not our grandchildren': Is Ireland ready to introduce a carbon tax?
Quiz: How much do you know about the River Shannon?
How I Spend My Money: An engineer in Kildare on €70,000 who is thinking about leaving the country
The Journal reader
Wilderness to Leinster champions - Mullinalaghta story sums up magic of club game
Lynn Ruane: We must pioritise people's lives over pharmaceutical companies' profits
Lynn Ruane
100 years ago this week, Sinn Féin swept to power in the historic 1918 General Election
Gardaí close section of Dublin quays after man stabbed
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Sick of doing the dishes? Ask the dishes to do themselves: Here's what the future of cleaning up looks like
'Do you know how to twerk?': The week in quotes