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Orla Comerford wins T13 100m bronze, Ireland’s second Paralympic medal in five minutes
Niamh O'Reilly: Parents are under more pressure now than they've ever been
Niamh O'Reilly
Ireland's Róisín Ní Riain wins bronze medal in women's 200m Individual Medley final
At least 12 people die after boat sinking in English Channel
Drink driver found travelling at 162km/h in 100km/h zone in Galway
Minister: 'Truly shocking' to hear the number of alleged abusers across religious schools
The findings of a scoping inquiry has revealed almost 2,400 allegations of sexual abuse of children in schools run by religious orders.
Armagh GAA warns schools about fake Sam Maguire trophy being showcased for ‘substantial’ fees
Taoiseach 'angry and annoyed' at 'inexcusable' cost of €335k bike shelter, welcomes full review
The minister with responsibility for the OPW has ordered a full review of the project.
Fianna Fáil TD Willie O’Dea has called on the Taoiseach to “name and shame” those responsible.
The Green Party has taken aim at media portrayals implying it had a role in the shelter's construction.
Nearly €284,000 of the total amount was spent on the shelter's construction.
Five children arrested in UK on suspicion of murdering 80-year-old man in a park
'Not the space I'm in': Taoiseach has no plans to follow Brazil example in blocking 'X'
At least 41 killed and 180 injured following Russian strike in Ukraine, says Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Man in his 60s dies after getting into difficulty in water off the Donegal coast
Man found guilty of sexual assault of 14-year-old girl at Dublin bus stop given suspended sentence
Poll: Do you find time to read books?
Drugs and machine gun seized by gardaí in Limerick
Several cases filed in High Court over defective building blocks in Donegal
Taoiseach says housing key focus as Cabinet meets for the first time after the summer break
Young girl injured in Parnell Square attack discharged from hospital
UK Office of Environmental Protection publishes damning report on Northern Ireland water quality
A quarter of children aged 8-12 have encountered harmful content online, charity report says
Focus Ireland calls for more social housing as demand for services rose by 12.5% in 2023
China school bus crashes into crowd, kills 11 including students
Data centres drive electricity demand increase as energy emissions fall too slowly to hit climate goals
'Not how navies work': Head of naval operations hits out at 'incorrect' reports on status of ships
Captain Darragh Kirwan the head of Naval Service Operations Command and his colleague Commander Eoin Smith spoke to The Journal.
Opinion: Reading is the best gift you can give a child
Caitriona Hughes
Starmer's 'summer negotiations' around pet dog break down, with new kitten to join No 10 instead
Dublin councillors agree on motion to deal with legal gaps around horse drawn carriages
Dublin childcare service provider ordered to pay €2,000 for obstructing Tusla inspection
Dublin city centre businesses to be banned from leaving waste in plastic bags for collection
Anti-immigration sign in Co Tyrone village being treated as a racially-motivated hate incident
'Clear risk': UK Government to suspend some arms exports to Israel
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Build it and they will hum: What next for Ireland and data centres?
Ireland seems the perfect spot for the centres, but at what cost?
Enoch Burke sent back to Mountjoy Prison for refusal to comply with court order
The Leaving Cert is getting two new subjects: Climate Action and Drama, Theatre and Film Studies
Netanyahu asks protestors urging ceasefire in Gaza for 'forgiveness' for not saving hostages
Thousands of mourners have attended the funeral of slain hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a US-Israeli who was 23 years old.
Eamon Ryan agrees the €335,000 price tag for the Oireachtas bike shed is 'incredibly expensive'
Martin says he can't see FF going into Govt with SF, says housing policies are 'incompatible'