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Saturday 26 November 2022
In 1975, two children looked under a slab of concrete and saw what appeared to be bones. Decades later, their accidental discovery led to a mass grave being uncovered on the grounds of a former mother and baby home.
20-year-old Beibhinn Parsons is focusing on 7s rugby ahead of a big season on the Series.
We speak to the director, Frank Berry.
It is the latest in a years-long escalation of US restrictions of Chinese technology.
Mild temperatures are forecast tonight but tomorrow night will see frosty conditions.
Authorities have arrested the shooter.
Kerins O’Rahillys start out in the Munster championship tomorrow against Clare’s Éire Óg.
The refusal followed Dublin City Council receiving more than 230 objections against the proposal.
One former employee says staff are gutted – ‘after 14 interviews in 11 months, I had finally found my dream job’.
The driver of the car was assaulted during the attempted hijacking.
Ireland have had a brilliant year but if you’d to choose a World Cup winner for 2023, you’d go France first, South Africa second and toss a coin for third.
Housing will be the main issue of the next election – the Green Party should know this.
The assembly will send recommendations to the government on how to solve the biodiversity emergency.
Their ‘Rally for Housing’ is due to kick off at 1pm this afternoon at Parnell Square in Dublin city.
Munchkins, Liverpool’s Caoimhín Kelleher and the Irish women’s football team all made an appearance.
The uncovered conversation reveals the two men’s discussions about gardaí, the Kinahan cartel, and Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald.
A review into the brigade found that female, black and Asian firefighters had to contend with abuse from colleagues.
A file will now be sent to the DPP.
There better be one for everyone in the audience…
The housing expert says waiting for the market to fix the housing crisis is ‘like waiting for Godot’ – he’s calling on everyone to join the Raise the Roof protest.
Forensic road collision investigators are to examine the scene.
A barrage of missiles hit residential and commercial buildings, setting some ablaze.
The global carbon footprint of Irish consumption is higher than what is reflected in current calculations.
Archaeologists have appealed for people to make submissions on the project ahead of Monday’s deadline.
A dreadful game finished 0-0 at the Al-Bayt Stadium.
Members of the company’s board were told that the property was dilapidated and not fit for sale.
Flanker faces tough competition for the No7 shirt with club and country.
The defence is objecting to the admissibility of almost eight hours of a ten hour audio recording of conversations between Hutch and Jonathan Dowdall.
The order was secured by Sinead McSweeney, who is Twitter’s global vice president for public policy.
Paul Gallagher has held the role for two years under the current Government.
Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys will take over the justice brief until 17 December.
There are approximately 950 streets across the city where customers are allowed to use single-use plastic bags for their waste including most parts of the city centre.
How closely have you been following the sports news this week?
O’Sullivan had originally been charged with murder and was due to stand trial in Cork on January 30 next year.
The 17-year-old returned the bus and presented himself to gardaí.
Protests have taken place in East Wall this week.
SO BLACK FRIDAY has come and gone.
The day of flash sales – when retailers slash prices – has taken place, ahead of the festive season.
Online Black Friday deals have been taking place for a few weeks now, but the big day of in-person shopping happened yesterday.
This morning we want to know… Did you buy anything on Black Friday?
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
A little morning rain, then a shower
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Periods of clouds and sun
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Breezy with variable cloudiness
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