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18th October 2026
Macron vows 'full transparency' over police response to France protests
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Maths Week 2026: Your Sunday puzzle
Arsenal keep pace with leaders Man City after digging deep for late victory
Four dead and dozens injured after major fire at Canadian military base
Action Aid Ireland urges reversal of EU budget cuts with 'vulnerable communities' at risk
Bodies of four family members killed in arson attack arrive at church ahead of funeral
Public sector pay deal must deliver ‘value for money’ and productivity says Taoiseach
Chacarra wins fourth DP World Tour title in India as Tom McKibbin earns top-10 finish
Man found on footpath dies after early morning stabbing in Dublin 7
'It's not a toy': minister urges parents not to buy e-scooters for children this Christmas
HSE overpaid staff by more than €30m in three years, figures show
Actor Bill Murray tees off on Irish adventure in new series
Why are builders' quotes so different for our renovation, and is cheapest always best?
Builder quotes for the same renovation can vary wildly because they may be pricing different things. Shay Lally explains how to compare all the quotes and find the best value.
‘Not a shovel in the ground’: Hundreds protest over Midleton flood defences three years after Storm Babet
Faithful welcome Pope Leo back for Sunday blessing after cancer surgery
Ireland's Lara Gillespie triumphs at Cycling World Championships in China
Majority of Catholic Church delegates reject proposal for national office for women
This Halloween, think of the Ulsterwomen labelled as witches by Irish-speaking southerners
Bean Ultach speaks to a universal truth, the bad people are from somewhere else.
Sitdown Sunday: Why the Cornell story is resonating worldwide
What you need to know about the new series VisionQuest
‘Lizard people’ people are studying Trump’s circle: What do their theories tell us about power?
Trump paused Russia sanctions to 'sort of analyse' the economic impact, Rubio says
Talks on new public pay deal to start at Workplace Relations Commission on Monday
If Dublin wants to be a city for everyone, it must tackle homelessness
Catherine Kenny
Takeover of Ireland’s biggest landlord means rent hikes are likely on the cards
Ireland’s biggest private landlord is set to be bought out by US investment firm Barings.
'She wasn't a member of my family': Here are the winners and losers of the political week
September’s only council CPO bid to An Coimisiún Pleanála was for 24 houses in a ghost estate
Concerns around high unemployment rates among international graduates in Ireland
Records obtained by The Journal show that a UCC business master’s consistently made up of non-EU enrolments had a graduate unemployment rate of 21% in 2024.
Victorian four-bed with a south-facing garden in Dublin 4 for €2,150,000
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Quiz: How much do you know about Kelly Clarkson?
‘They make us keep the rubbish inside the school’: Life for Westbankers behind Israel's barrier
In a small village cut off from the rest of the West Bank by Israel’s separation barrier, residents are increasingly trapped by movement restrictions.
'I've never met Bobby Sands the hunger striker': The Belfast football team that put politics to one side
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Protester has hand blown off by grenade as half a million take to streets in France
Maths Week 2026: Your Saturday puzzle
Munster v Racing 92, Champions Cup
Food is fundamental, so why isn't food literacy a national priority?
Claire Mac Evilly