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Wednesday 24 April 2024 Dublin: 8°C
Wildfires 'ran riot' across more than 500 acres of the Blackstairs Mountains yesterday
'Total mayhem': Four people taken to hospital after British army horses bolt through central London
The horses have since been recovered and returned to a nearby Army stable.
Tánaiste asks 'who in their right mind?' could cut UNRWA funding as he visits refugee camp
Four in 10 people getting support via First Home Scheme are single, minister says
Jeffrey Donaldson appears in court charged with historical sex offences including count of rape
Donaldson stepped down as DUP leader after being charged last month.
Poll: Do you use TikTok?
SPOTLIGHT
Stardust inquests
A historic day as verdicts of unlawful killing returned in cases of all 48 people who died
in the room
What it was like in the room when the Stardust verdict was announced
eamon butterly
The tangled web of the Butterlys' business dealings over the years
pen portraits
The 48 people who lost their lives in the Stardust fire on 14 February 1981
listen
The Journal's Stardust podcast returns with a new episode: Unlawful killing
Stardust campaigner refuses to accept apologies of local TDs Seán Haughey and Richard Bruton
Norman says McIlroy welcome on LIV Tour, but denies any financial offer
Legislation that could see TikTok banned from US passes Congress
Unions to tell TDs of 'sense of betrayal at RTÉ', Fair City to pause filming over the summer
Employment recovery post-Covid was due to supports during pandemic, says study
Michael D Higgins had a 'mild stroke' during his health troubles last month, but is 'fine now'
US approves military aid packages of $61 billion for Ukraine and $13 billion for Israel
Amnesty International hits out at Ireland's 'failing' housing system in human rights report
Ireland has just three adult eating disorder beds. The plan was for 20 more. €0 was provided.
A HSE plan to open 20 new beds by 2023 went completely unfunded.
No funding provided over the last six years to open adult eating disorder treatment beds
HSE says it is focusing on treatment hubs, rather than individual beds
Eating disorder experts say the number of extra beds needed has now likely increased since last plan was made - and not funded
SPOTLIGHT
Road safety crisis
Over 60 lives have already been lost this year
Answers
We are beginning to understand what's driving the surge in road deaths
Crack down
Dublin to get cameras to catch drivers breaking red lights
Tragedy
Father who lost wife and two daughters says his world is so empty
Dangerous driving
Thousands caught speeding in bank holiday checkpoints
Yesterday
23rd April 2024
Martin says people of Gaza being 'punished collectively' as he visits Rafah crossing
The Tánaiste said he “cannot rationally come to any other conclusion” after seeing some of the aid items being refused entry into Gaza by Israel.
Talks on global treaty to reduce plastic pollution begin in Canada
Notorious Dublin drug dealer Tony Felloni dies aged 81
Motorcyclist (20s) dies following collision in Co Cork
Broadcaster Niall Boylan to leave Classic Hits radio show to run in European elections
Man goes on trial for sexual abuse of eight boys over 30 years ago
UHL ED was 'dangerous' for patients on the night Aoife Johnston died, inquest hears
IPO to prioritise asylum seekers from countries with highest number of applicants
Tabloid publisher tells trial he pledged to be Trump's 'eyes and ears' during 2016 US election
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
SPOTLIGHT
Voices
A mix of personal stories and opinions on the stories of the day.
Israel's treatment of innocent Palestinians is reminiscent of humanity's darkest days
Bobby McDonagh
Radical steps needed to make the American Dream achievable for all
Larry Donnelly
What could Dublin learn from Cork's English Market?
Aoife Barry
There's no correct way for the brain to work, we're all different
Nessa Hill
Woman given suspended sentence for neglect of daughter hospitalised twice due to severe head lice
Woman in her 80s dies following single vehicle collision in Co Donegal
UN calls for investigation into reports of mass graves at Gaza hospitals destroyed by Israeli strikes
State apology 'bittersweet', as Stardust families call for follow through on promises
Family of girl injured in Parnell Square attack say she has reached 'great milestones’ in her recovery
Opinion: What's the point of a new national park if we're not preserving nature?
Pádraic Fogarty
HSE spent €21.6m with University of Limerick recruitment firm but can't say how many staff hired
Classes cancelled and college students arrested as pro-Palestinian protests spread across US
'We should have provided answers': Simon Harris's State apology to Stardust families in full
Taoiseach says State 'rubbed salt in the wounds' of Stardust families as he delivers formal apology
Simon Harris told the families today that the State failed them when they needed it most.
GAA coach who repeatedly raped teenager has prison sentence increased by four years
Man pleads guilty to intimidating Michael Healy-Rae during rally last September
Budget surplus of €8.6 billion expected, but there would be a deficit without corporation tax