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Sunday 26 June 2022
Our columnist looks at the aftermath of the Capitol attack and the findings of the select committee and asks what it means for the next election.
The crowd was told about how the US can learn from Ireland’s 2018 movement to repeal the Eighth Amendment and liberalise its abortion laws.
71,353 the attendance in Croke Park today.
Westminster moved to cut MLA pay in 2017 after the executive collapsed over an energy scheme row.
Two people were killed and more than 20 were injured in the attack during the capital’s annual LGBTQ Pride festival.
They advance to play Derry in the last four.
Last week the Health Minister said he was not satisfied with the plan.
Some workers have not had a pay rise in 14 years, according to Siptu.
The assembly heard that local government is in need of “radical reform”.
The Supreme Court on Friday ended the constitutional right to abortion in America.
Pegasus spyware infiltrates mobile phones to extract data or activate a camera or microphone to spy on their owners.
Edward O’Neill, a survivor of a blast on Parnell Street which killed his father, was left with life-long injuries.
The sailors had left Boston on their yacht a number of weeks ago and were en route to Scotland.
It comes as pressure has been mounting on the PM from across the political divide following the Tories’ stinging double by-election defeat.
Read an extract from Aingela Flannery’s new book, The Amusements.
Bono opened up on his relationship with his father.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
More than 3,200 confirmed cases and one death have now been reported.
Marian Leahy looks back on her football career and laments how Irish teams and players of the past often tend to get overlooked.
Eurosceptic rhetoric has softened in the wake of Brexit but still allows questions of a less-than-perfect system.
The US representative has previously come under fire for quoting Adolf Hitler.
AFP journalists reported a residential complex near the centre of Kyiv had been hit.
The Independent TD told The Journal that those suffering from long Covid are being added to existing waiting lists that are “chronically oversubscribed”.
Psychologists and men who have had eating disorders explain the warning signs and what can be done to treat EDs.
The two-week tournament kicks off on Monday.
From “the craic” to James Connolly, Mick Lynch’s Irish heritage has shaped his political views.
The Leinster champions ran out 11-point winners.
Leon Thornton has been missing since Wednesday.
Four women testified at Maxwell’s month-long trial.
A semi-final appearance on 9 July awaits for Rory Gallagher’s side.
The British Prime Minister insisted questions over his leadership were now settled.
Dozens of new protests were planned Saturday from coast to coast.
Micheál Martin described him as a “proud Limerick man, as well as a proud member of Fianna Fáil”.
Young members of the LGBT+ community, Ukrainian nationals, and the Irish premier all took part in the celebratory protest march.
Even before Wednesday’s quake, the country was in the grip of a humanitarian crisis.
Armagh v Galway, 1.45pm, live on RTÉ 2
Kerry v Mayo, 4pm, live on RTÉ 2
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TWO ALL-IRELAND SEMI-FINALISTS confirmed, two more to follow today.
Another big Croke Park double-header lies ahead, with the mouth-watering meeting of Armagh and Galway kicking us off.
Kieran McGeeney’s Orchard county have serious momentum behind them after qualifier wins over the usurped All-Ireland champions Tyrone and Donegal, but they face a stiff challenge from Connacht kingpins Galway next.
It’s a novel pairing, and it’s hard to call which way it will swing. But this is a massive opportunity for both counties.
Another standout tie follows as Kerry and Mayo gear up to do battle.
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Become a MemberNo strangers to the business end of the competition at this stage — or each other — the winners of this heavyweight clash will go up against Dublin in the semi-final.
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