My News
Personalise your news feed by choosing your favourite topics of interest
Today’s News
Outrage after man who beat six endangered penguins to death receives community service
20-year-old Joshua Jeffrey battered the birds with a stick while drunk on a beach in 2016.
Erdogan says Turkey has given world 'lesson in democracy' as he sweeps to election victory
Erdogan won over half of all the votes in the election, the state-run news agency said.
'We spend €400 million each year on drugs while only €10 million is spent on counselling'
Expanding the availability of CBT in Ireland at primary care level, would provide better outcomes for many patients, writes Sean Byrne.
Department of Social Protection to train staff in the use of plain English
Plain English is a way of presenting information that helps people understand it the first time they read or hear it.
Ireland's beer, gin and whiskey industry is growing - but there's one big barrier to success
Here’s how you can help.
SPONSORED 
Government providing €49.5 million for school clothing scheme, up €2.1 million on last year
It is paid at a rate of €125 for children aged 4-11 and €250 for children aged 12 years and over.
One night out in Dublin city with five different soup runs
There are at least 16 different groups or organisations that give out food and supplies on the streets of Dublin city on a regular basis.
JOBBIO CAREERS MAGAZINE
Shutting up your inner critic: How to be more confident at work (and why your boss will thank you)
Want to boss that house viewing? 4 questions to put you one step ahead of the estate agent
And everything you need to know before you arrive.
SPONSORED 
Yesterday’s News
Explainer: Why tech experts think the EU's proposed copyright law will 'screw up the whole internet'
Internet users have been warned that even their beloved memes are at risk.
'I don't mind saying it but I cried when I got that phone call': The last Corkman at a World Cup
It’s 20 years since Eddie Foley made history at France ’98.
'It brings back all sorts of memories ... I'm crying now': New project brings archive Irish clips to nursing homes
Hard-to-find TV shows, ads and docs were being shown as part of the Reel Memories project .
Council urged to stop 'Mickey Mouse' road patch-ups and invest in full improvement plan
One councillor said people have damaged their cars trying to avoid potholes on some of the roads.
'Representing Ireland, representing that badge, it's pretty special'
Ulster front row Rob Herring was one of the big winners on Ireland’s tour Down Under.
'Two years is a long time': How PayPal is trying to hold onto company-hopping young staff
Louise Phelan says the payments giant is rolling out the perks for millennials.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Renewed appeal after man killed in hit-and-run, juvenile arrested over man’s body found in park and good weather could bring dust devils – it’s the Evening Fix.
Kate McGrew: 'I came out to my parents as a sex worker on national television'
If you saw that show you will realise that sex workers don’t just sell sex, writes Kate McGrew.
'I would prefer to be drunk': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Dreary to delightful: Check out this bathroom's beautiful Scandi-style makeover
Plus, designer Jackie Carton shares how you can do the same on a tiny budget.
SPONSORED
Renewed appeal after man killed in early morning hit-and-run in Dublin
A male pedestrian, believed to be in his 30s, was killed when he was struck by a car.
'I wanted to make a film that was visceral and dangerous and had a woman at the centre'
Director Aoife McArdle talks to us about what makes her debut feature Kissing Candice so different.
Italy passes sea rescue of 1,000 to Libya as EU nations hold informal talks on migration
Migration across the Mediterranean Sea is down sharply from last year but it is dominating Europe’s political agenda.
Armed hunters 'surrounded the village, separated the people and killed 32 in cold blood'
Violence has increased over the past three years in central Mali in disputes over access to land and water.
Dublin blow Laois away with 18-point victory to land record 8th Leinster crown in-a-row
Ciaran Kilkenny bagged 1-4 for the champions.
Elderly woman killed in Meath house fire
It happened at a house in Enfield at around 1.45 this afternoon.
'He said in football there were 2 types of people - those who pay bribes and those who accept them'
Buzzfeed investigative reporter Ken Bensinger chats about his acclaimed new book on the Fifa corruption scandal.
25 people injured in explosion at German apartment building
The cause of the explosion is not known.
Ireland could experience dust devils this week as temperatures set to be still, calm and hot
Dust devils are caused by the ground heating up at different rates, which creates pressure.
Over 70 babies who died at Bethany Home - and one mother - to be named on new memorial stone
The stone will be unveiled next week.
'The Irish healthcare system is in desperate need of new ideas and new solutions'
Health Innovation Hub Ireland (HIHI) works across the health sector with Irish businesses to creatively solve problems and improve patient care, writes Prof John R Higgins.
Kane bags hat-trick as England put six past Panama in their biggest-ever World Cup win
The Tottenham striker is now leading the goalscoring charts at Russia 2018, while Gareth Southgate’s side are through to the knockout stages.
Drivers advised to take extra caution during hottest week of the year
Higher temperatures can cause problems for tyres and engines, as well as people who suffer from hay fever.
Turkey votes in pivotal test for Erdogan against charismatic and crowd-pulling rival
Critics accuse Erdogan of trampling on civil liberties and displaying autocratic behaviour.
Boy (15) stabbed to death during brawl after birthday party
Up to 100 young people confronted police who attended the scene in London last night.
Meet the World's Ugliest Dog
We actually think she’s pretty cute.
'I was naive in the beginning - when trust is broken, it's hard to deal with'
Arboretum’s Rachel Doyle talks about planning for retirement when she has no plans to retire.
Prime minister hopes women giving birth while in office will no longer be 'a novelty'
Jacinda Ardern brought her newborn daughter Neve home today.
Youth arrested over discovery of man's body in Dublin park
Gardaí have appealed for anyone with information to come forward.
Commuter bikes take over from cars in Copenhagen but how far behind is Dublin?
Dublin “behind the Danes” – more people cycling to work in Copenhagen than driving
Restaurant asks Trump spokeswoman Sarah Sanders to leave
Sanders serves in an “inhumane and unethical” administration, the restaurant’s owner said.
Dr Dora Gorman: Ireland's football, hockey and GAA star who just graduated medicine at UCD
Dora Gorman discusses captaining Ireland at World Cups and European Championships, playing gaelic for Galway and recently graduating top of her class at UCD.
Profile: The rise and fall of Anglo's David Drumm
The former chief executive was this week jailed for six years.
Panda conservation is worth billions of dollars a year
A new study looked at pandas and their reserves, and compared them in 1980 to today.
Your say
View more polls
Poll: Do you want a general election this year?
FINE GAEL IS reportedly preparing for a potential snap election in the coming months.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has instructed Fine Gael members to bring forward six autumn selection conventions to July so the party will be ready to fight a snap election if needed, the Sunday Times reports.
The newspaper says the move is in reaction to the threat of a no-confidence motion in Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy. Fine Gael has consistently topped political party opinion polls in recent months.
We want to know: Do you want a general election this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
'We spend €400 million each year on drugs while only €10 million is spent on counselling'
By Sean Byrne
Kate McGrew: 'I came out to my parents as a sex worker on national television'
By Kate McGrew
If you saw that show you will realise that sex workers don’t just sell sex, writes Kate McGrew.
'The Irish healthcare system is in desperate need of new ideas and new solutions'
By Prof John R Higgins
'I’ve always hated the term 'the UK'. I find it an insult to me as an Irish person'
By Michael Fortune
Dublin Weather
Change location-
Monday
Times of clouds and sun
Max: 23 °C
Min: 11 °C
-
Tuesday
Partly sunny
Max: 21 °C
Min: 12 °C
-
Wednesday
Nice with sun and some clouds
Max: 24 °C
Min: 12 °C
Times of clouds and sun
Max: 23 °C
Min: 11 °C
Partly sunny
Max: 21 °C
Min: 12 °C
Most Popular
Most viewed articles in the past 24 hours
Most Commented
Most commented articles in the past 3 days
Download our app
Trending Opinions
Most Popular Today
|
1
|
'I’ve always hated the term 'the UK'. I find it an insult to me as an Irish person' |
|
2
|
Restaurant asks Trump spokeswoman Sarah Sanders to leave |
|
3
|
Ireland could experience dust devils this week as temperatures set to be still, calm and hot |
|
1
|
From 'a bunch of nerds' to 'sex parties' – how this Irish tech founder has seen Silicon Valley change |
|
2
|
How to take a food product idea from your kitchen table to the supermarket shelf |
|
3
|
One of Ireland's top attractions wants to use beacon tech to plan exhibits and find choke points |
Trending Tags
