Living

Series7 deadly reads

Sitdown Sunday: Why the Cornell story is resonating worldwide

1 hr ago

2.1k

Must ReadThe Morning Lead

Concerns around high unemployment rates among international graduates in Ireland

Records obtained by The Journal show that a UCC business master’s consistently made up of non-EU enrolments had a graduate unemployment rate of 21% in 2024.

Sophie Finn

10 hrs ago

18.4k

Yesterday

17th October 2026

Quiz

Quiz: How much do you know about Kelly Clarkson?

12 hrs ago

7.4k

ColumnMotoring

Best of 2026: To all the cars I’ve loved before

Paddy Comyn

17 Oct

3.6k

Last week

11th October 2026 - 17th October 2026

Today show

Crisp sandwiches and cúpla focal: Peak paddywhackery as NBC's Today Show broadcasts from Kenmare

16 Oct

15.2k

wegovy

HSE advised to consider public funding for weight-loss jab - but is warned of 'substantial' cost

16 Oct

5.7k

screen time

One-fifth of eight to 12-year-olds fall asleep watching a screen

16 Oct

3.7k

by the slice

Another New York-style pizza place has opened in Dublin

14 Oct

22.2k

because of twit twoo

Since you've been wronged: Kelly Clarkson, a viral New York store and a very expensive bird

14 Oct

7.6k

Antonia Edgeworth

'A heart of gold': Tributes paid to former council worker found dead on Dublin street

14 Oct

56.9k

Food Safety

Batches of salmon recalled from Centra and Supervalu due to presence of listeria

14 Oct

6.3k

OpinionStrike

The government says it wants productivity. But where has theirs been over pay talks?

Peadar Tóibín

14 Oct

9.1k

big bag of cans

Deposit return scheme promises more bulk machines you can tip a whole bag into

13 Oct

14.6k

HEAR ME OUT

Hear Me Out: Is it okay to film dramatic and dangerous public moments on our phones?

12 Oct

4.3k

nutrition

Plant-based dairy substitutes 'not recommended' for teenagers, says FSAI

12 Oct

7.2k

e-waste

Irish people are buying and binning massive amounts of 'fast tech' like mini fans and chargers

12 Oct

10.1k

Weddings

'It's definitely naughty': How cigarettes are making a comeback at Irish weddings

11 Oct

27.5k

Weight Loss

HSE to consider public funding for Mounjaro as benefits could be ‘transformative’

11 Oct

13.7k

This month

October 2026

niamh o'brien

Michael Flatley says he ‘never felt pain like this’ as wife is laid to rest

10 Oct

20.4k

FactCheckSatire

Debunked: Video of Nigerian woman gloating about eating a meal 'paid for by taxpayers' is satire

10 Oct

20.7k

Online Shopping

An Post will no longer take on new AddressPal customers

9 Oct

25.5k

Health

Pharmacies prioritising flu vaccines for at-risk groups as stock comes on stream

8 Oct

4.8k

gogglebox ireland

Traitors star Carla Geary is swapping the conclave for the Gogglebox couch

7 Oct

9.3k

Must ReadBarbara O'Neill

Irish experts warn about sanctioned Australian ‘health guru’ hosting talks in Donegal and Meath

Shane Raymond

7 Oct

19.2k

Budget 2027

Cost of Disability payment just reinstates old support government had scrapped, say advocates

6 Oct

11.1k

AnalysisConsumer Issues

Eye tests are supposed to be free, so why does Specsavers charge for them?

Many Irish customers have complained about upselling in Specsavers – but ‘advanced’ eye tests may be a good idea for some.

Valerie Flynn

6 Oct

26.0k

Tourism

Condé Nast has named Ireland the friendliest country in Europe

6 Oct

8.2k

Mental Health

Mental health support is unaffordable for almost half of young adults in Ireland, research finds

6 Oct

2.4k

SeriesHEAR ME OUT

Hear Me Out: Are UAPs (UFOs) real?

Carl Kinsella

5 Oct

6.2k

SeriesThe Car Clinic

'What car will I ferry my two teenagers and two babies around in?'

Paddy Comyn

5 Oct

7.4k

Quiz

Quiz: How much do you know about October?

4 Oct

18.0k

Series7 deadly reads

Sitdown Sunday: Her bones were picked clean - but authorities say her pet bears didn't kill her

4 Oct

16.2k

AnalysisHome Heating Oil

How far does the €5 weekly bump to fuel allowance actually go in an energy crisis?

3 Oct

10.5k

ColumnMotoring

The honest pitch for anything has always been the sums, not the sermon

Paddy Comyn

3 Oct

3.6k

irish comedy

'I'm really buzzing': Joe.ie's Ross McCarney on bringing online comedy to RTÉ and Whelan's

3 Oct

6.2k

your stories

Debt, no savings and running out of cash before payday: what it's like living on less than €44k

3 Oct

20.0k

model behaviour

Naomi Campbell wins legal challenge against five-year charity ban

1 Oct

12.9k

Last month

September 2026

sexual violence

Almost half of young men believe there are ‘a lot’ of false rape allegations

30 Sep

10.7k

Must Readskyrocketing

Patients reimbursed for ADHD medication quadruple in 10 years, says new research

The demographic with the largest patient growth was those aged between 16 and 34.

30 Sep

10.8k

AnalysisConsumer Issues

The protein premium: how much extra do we pay, and how stupid are we to pay it?

We totted up how much extra you will pay for ‘high protein’ products in Irish shops.

Valerie Flynn

29 Sep

13.3k