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Thursday
13th August 2026
Stars and Swipes: Trump's vaccine makeover is a recipe for disaster
Marion McKeone
From confused birds to 'useless' colanders: Tales of eclipse-watching from across Ireland
Sometimes all it takes is a once-in-a-generation celestial event to bring people together…
Did you see the solar eclipse?
FAI withdraws support for Gianni Infantino's reelection as Fifa President
Is there a solution to NIMBYism?
Yes, and it’s fairly simple, argues Progress Ireland think tank, and the government has two out of three parts of it in train.
Cardiologist: Your smartwatch may know your heart rate, but it's not your doctor
Dr Paul Hill
Some amazing photos of the solar eclipse (and people watching it) from Ireland and abroad
It was one of the most significant astronomical events in decades.
LA Lakers to be sold to former Disney CEO and brother of Trump’s son-in-law in $12.5bn deal
'The fish is in the right': Man airlifted after shark bite thought he wouldn't make it
US jury awards $29m in damages to family of Irish UN employee who died in 2019 Boeing crash
Record-breaking 82,000 Man United and Leeds fans watch on as soccer returns to Croke Park
It was the first time the sport had been played at the venue for 17 years.
European Championships galore, and the Hockey World Cup
Nick Reiner ‘was lying in wait before killing parents Rob and Michele Reiner’
Farage vs Count Binface: Everything you need to know about Clacton's surreal byelection
US General at helm of Nato says US-Europe relations are 'rock solid' despite Trump rhetoric
The Journal sat down yesterday in Dublin with General Alexus G. Grynkewich, who is Supreme Allied Commander Europe.
Grynkewich believes ireland must have a converation on defence and its neutral stance.
The General said that behind the scenes the military relationships are very different from the political commentary.
The US military officer believes Russia is deterred and there is no imminent risk of conflict against Europe.
Wednesday
12th August 2026
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt to leave role later this month
Woman and young boy hospitalised after dog attack in Co Clare
'You're that girl. You can do this': Adeleke beams after reaching European women's 200m final
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Millions gather to watch once-in-a-generation solar eclipse across Ireland and Europe
The Moon covered the Sun almost completely at 7.10pm in Ireland.
Gold for Ellen Walshe as McSharry wins silver medal at European Aquatics Championships
Lise Hand: AI companies destroying books to feed the machines? What fresh hell...
Lise Hand
Vacant space over O'Connell Street shop to become artists' studios
Mother remanded in custody after stabbing leaves man fighting for life
Raheny driving test centre to close in September
Planning to watch the solar eclipse? Share your photos with us
Man airlifted from angling boat off Waterford coast after sustaining shark bite
Irish astronomy fans head abroad to chase total eclipse: 'It’s always been on my bucket list'
Irish astronomy enthusiasts spoke to The Journal about their plans to watch the eclipse from cliffsides, at sea, and in one woman’s case, as the main event of her honeymoon.
Eurovision winners no longer allowed to host contest during armed conflict or 'sensitive' time
Temperatures reach 30 degrees in parts of the east during heat warning
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Alison Chawke released from prison less than a month into her sentence for violent assault
Three people arrested during investigation into brothel keeping and money laundering in Dublin
What happens during an eclipse and why are they such a big deal for scientists?
Mark English storms into 800m final with championship record at Europeans
Are you going to watch the eclipse later?
Quiz: How much do you know about Paul Mescal?