My News
Personalise your news feed by choosing your favourite topics of interest
Today’s News
Irish passports issued to UK increase, while numbers fall in France, Germany and Spain
There’s been a huge jump in passport applications from Northern Ireland since Brexit.
Yesterday’s News
Transparency group in court battle to gain access to more Cabinet climate change docs
Right to Know are seeking access to more documents on what has been said about climate change at the Cabinet table.
How did you rate Ireland in their magnificent win over the All Blacks?
It was night for hard men and cool heads at the Aviva.
Stunning Stockdale score sees Schmidt's Ireland down the All Blacks again
A sublime defensive effort from Peter O’Mahony and his team-mates was key.
'He fought to maintain his sanity': Posters go up near Mountjoy raising awareness of prisoner healthcare
The posters use archive photographs and historical information about Irish prisons.
'A story that was only hinted at': How the latest Fantastic Beasts adventure will return to Hogwarts
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald hits cinemas this weekend.
SPONSORED 
Quiz: How much do you know about UFOs?
Test your knowledge of the world’s close encounters with the third kind.
Martin tells Fine Gael: 'Don't give us any lectures about responsible politics'
Martin was responding after Fine Gael aimed barbs at Fianna Fáil at its Ard Fheis earlier today.
As it happened: Ireland v New Zealand, November Tests
We went minute-by-minute as Joe Schmidt’s Ireland bid to record a famous first home win over the All Blacks.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Varadkar makes hefty tax promise, Drogheda gang feud and Crown Prince implicated in Khashoggi killing – it’s the evening fix.
Ireland in a Snapshot: The dreamlike landscape of the northern coastline
The northern coastline of Antrim is beyond beautiful and everything in between is worth investigating, writes Donal Moloney.
Photos: London bridges reopen after 85 people arrested over climate change protests
Hundreds of protesters blocked bridges across the UK capital today.
How many people in the North believe Brexit makes a united Ireland a possibility? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The amount of money that DCC is set to spend on on the removal of discarded chewing gum.
FactCheck: Are two Herbert Simms flat complexes in Dublin to be demolished?
There has been commentary online about plans for Pearse House and Markievicz House to be demolished – but are they set to be knocked down?
May takes potshot at rivals as Brexiteer tells her not a 'cat in hell's chance' of getting Brexit deal through
Many Tories are irate at the deal reached between the UK and the EU, and they want to remove May from office because of it.
Even though it won't bring 'big profits', the Shed Distillery is cracking on with a visitor centre
The attraction is expected to be up and running in early 2020 – at nearly double the cost than first expected.
Taoiseach promises to raise top rate of tax to €50k over next five years
In what many are dubbing an election speech, the Taoiseach promised transformational tax reform.
A new EU directive means it will soon be mandatory for people to be sent SMS alerts during terror attacks
The directive was passed in the European parliament earlier this week.
'We are finally seeing a bit of light': Anthony Foley's wife Olive speaks out two years after his death
The Munster rugby legend passed away in October 2016.
Heroin worth over €2 million seized at Dublin Airport
The 15kg of heroin was discovered in a woman’s luggage.
UCD research to explore how child abuse survivors found strength in their struggles
The research aims to identify the positive factors that helped peole who experienced trauma in their childhoods.
PSNI investigate 'vicious and barbaric' paramilitary-style shooting in Derry last night
The man received gunshot wounds to his arms, legs and one of his hands.
Fine Gael to follow GAA footsteps with new disciplinary rules
The new disciplinary rules, which will put in place binding arbitration for internal disputes.
One killed after panicked driver rams into crowd at French fuel protests
An estimated 124,000 people took part in the protests.
Wreck of missing Argentine submarine discovered almost a year to the day since it disappeared
“Can you imagine? There were 44 boys who were alive when they got on the submarine.”
Dublin to host summit on Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the new year
The Tánaiste also said Ireland could be forced in to recognising the State of Palestine.
FG warns FF: 'We are election ready. The printing machines are oiled, the photos are taken'
Last night the party members were told to get the constituency candidates ready as an election could happen at any time.
Teenager to appear in court charged with stealing 14 bicycles
Gardaà said that, since 2016, around 14,000 bikes had been stolen around the country.
New national survey on sexual violence to be completed in two years
The minister said he expects the survey to begin next year, stating that it should be completed within 18 months.
Only journalists and lawyers to be allowed text and tweet in court says Ireland's top judge
Justice Frank Clarke says the direction is about ensuring fair trials.
What we learned from reading Becoming by Michelle Obama
We read the former First Lady’s biography to discover what it taught us about her life.
Indyref 2? The Brexit deal has put Scottish independence on the agenda again
The SNP is using the chaos in Downing Street to advance the case for another vote.
Poll: Is Leo Varadkar doing a good job as Taoiseach?
The Fine Gael leader will make his Ard Fheis speech later today.
From the Garden: Your green tomatoes are unlikely to ripen now - so use them up in chutney
As I’ve looked glumly from the house at the sodden garden, it’s been playing on my mind that it’s high time I got the beds in the veg patch covered down for the winter, writes Michael Kelly
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s all the news you need to know this weekend morning.
CIA concludes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered Khashoggi killing
The Washington Post reported on the claims last night.
Bleak Irish wool sales raise concerns industry is 'declining into oblivion'
A representative of sheep farmers said that “all indications point to an impending total price collapse”.
Schmidt's Ireland look to repeat 2016 feat by beating the All Blacks
A thriller awaits at the Aviva Stadium this evening at 7pm.
Over 1,000 people now missing in California wildfires as Trump doubles down on blame game
The US President is due to vist the area later today.
'People are sick and tired': Grassroots groups hold day of action ahead of housing protest next month
Since the summer, the country has seen a rise in housing activists taking action to raise awareness over housing issues.
Toner ready to reach out and grab 'special' win for Ireland
Ireland’s leading lock is braced for another Titanic battle with the world’s best second row pairing.
Your say
View more polls
Poll: Is Leo Varadkar doing a good job as Taoiseach?
TAOISEACH LEO VARADKAR will make his leader’s address at the Fine Gael Ard Fheis this afternoon.
It will be Varadkar’s second Ard Fheis speech as leader of the party since replacing Enda Kenny in the summer of last year.
The speech comes as Fine Gael’s Confidence and Supply Arrangement with Fianna Fáil nears its end. Both parties have stated their desire to continue the arrangement but nothing has been formally agreed and talk of an election is rife.
So on the day of his Ard Fheis speech, we want you to assess Varadkar’s performance as Taoiseach.
Poll: Is Leo Varadkar doing a good job as Taoiseach?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
From the Garden: Your green tomatoes are unlikely to ripen now - so use them up in chutney
By Michael Kelly
Dublin Weather
Change location-
Sunday
Mostly sunny
Max: 11 °C
Min: 6 °C
-
Monday
Clouds and sun, a shower in the p.m.
Max: 9 °C
Min: 5 °C
-
Tuesday
Partly sunny and chilly with a shower
Max: 7 °C
Min: 5 °C
Mostly sunny
Max: 11 °C
Min: 6 °C
Clouds and sun, a shower in the p.m.
Max: 9 °C
Min: 5 °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
|
Poll: Is Leo Varadkar doing a good job as Taoiseach? |
|
2
|
'Ireland would like to help': Irish government open to asylum application from Asia Bibi |
|
3
|
CIA concludes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered Khashoggi killing |
|
1
|
This year's John Lewis Christmas ad didn't hit the spot. Here's why |
|
2
|
The founders of Voxpro have pumped some cash into Dublin fintech startup Trezeo |
|
3
|
'Spa-like showers' and a 'barista bar': How Dublin Airport plans to go fancy in a €1.7bn upgrade |
Trending Tags
