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Thursday
30th July 2026
Seventeen-year-old found guilty of murder of postman Barry Daly
Medical student who sued UCD withdraws appeal against High Court dismissal of case
Extra barriers at Vico Baths due to 'unacceptable behaviour towards contractors', says council
Over half of child car seats checked by the RSA this year were fitted incorrectly
Daniel Kinahan set to return to Ireland as he loses last-ditch bid to block extradition
PTSB was just sold to a bank you've probably never heard of
Dublin GAA club grounds vandalised for second time in space of 48 hours
Stars and Swipes: Sally the robot teacher – a cautionary tale from New York
Marion McKeone
Gardaí launch probe as multiple female councillors report ‘very disturbing’ sexual phone calls
Why we should be building more two-bedroom terrace houses
These types of houses can be ‘starter homes’.
Are you with Bank of Ireland? You're getting a new app
Fewer new homes finished in the three months to June compared to last year
Garda probe into Glen Hansard death will retrace route he took and prepare file for coroner
Gardaí will seek CCTV and interview witnesses as they investigate the death of the musician.
'One of our own': A queue out the door in Dublin to sign Glen Hansard's Book of Condolence
Members of the public shared their memories of a man who would ‘talk to anyone’.
Our top 5 watches this weekend
Want a 'Letter to the Editor' published on The Journal?
Uncertainty over Bank Holiday weather forecast but there could be widespread rain on Monday
Iranian strike kills worker and damages Chinese firm’s building in Kuwait amid renewed attacks
The incident came after the US military said it had carried out a ‘heavy wave of strikes’ against Iran.
Should TDs be allowed to use AI to write parliamentary questions?
'Risk to public health’: EPA warns many private water supplies are not being monitored
Jared Leto accused of criminal sexual misconduct by four women in new BBC documentary
Kerry and Galway meet again, the Women’s British Open, and the Galway Races
Japan earthquake death toll hits 30 as survivors struggle in the heat
Government clears next hurdle in €300m+ plan to purchase military radar systems from France
State's affordable housing agency to build 13,000 homes by 2030 (and most of them are in Dublin)
The Land Development Agency said it is “firmly in our plans” to expand beyond cities in the future, but its immediate plans are focused on urban areas.
Wednesday
29th July 2026
Ireland should embrace being the land of the piseog
Lise Hand
Kate O'Connor wins gold medal at Commonwealth Games
From 20p a day as a busker to selling out Sydney Opera House: Glen Hansard's life in music
Hansard, who died on Wednesday morning, left school at the age of 13 to pursue his dream of becoming a musician. It paid off.
No further action to be taken by police against UK Green Party leader over guillotine image
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
The psychology of Mayo
More than 4,500 fish found dead in major river kill in Co Cavan
Names of 341 former Christian Brothers to be published in newspaper, abuse case judge orders
Oireachtas officials had to overhaul the system for TDs to ask questions to clamp down on AI use
Gardaí believe man missing for over five weeks was stabbed and his body hidden by his attacker
Electricity bills to face fresh hike from October as regulator approves higher network charges
Sentencing of woman in prostitution case the latest court proceeding delayed by solicitor protest
Three firefighters killed in Greece as fires rage across Europe and another heatwave looms
Firefighters have continued to battle a wildfire in south-west France which covers an area four times the size of Paris.