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Saturday 20 April 2024 Dublin: 13°C
Meeting underway between Taoiseach and Stardust families, as state plans formal apology
This week the jury in the Stardust inquests, which have been ongoing for nearly a year, delivered a verdict of unlawful killing.
England v Ireland, Women's Six Nations
Follow all the action as Scott Bemand’s side continue their championship run in Twickenham.
Tirlán boss wants Govt to give €40m to plan aimed at improving 'worst rivers' in Ireland
More than 750 drivers caught speeding during Garda slowdown operation
Explosion reported at Iraq military base hosting pro-Iranian forces
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
Migration Pact will damage EU's reputation as a human rights defender, experts say
The Green Party will meet in the RDS for its Annual Convention today - Here's what to expect
Man who set himself on fire outside Trump trial courthouse has died, US media reports
The Explainer: What does a major review tell us about trans healthcare?
Opinion: People pleasing is exhausting, but learning to say 'no' is liberating
Niamh O'Reilly
FG pulls EPP 'to the centre' says Séan Kelly as Irish MEPs say parties will remain in EU groups
Fine Gael, Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil MEPs said they would not be considering a switch.
Stardust: A timeline of the Tribunals, reports and inquests that led to this week's verdict
This week a verdict of unlawful killing was returned by the jury for all 48 people who died in the disaster.
Irish GPs have come under pressure to prescribe hormones, gender service consultant claims
A landmark report in the UK raised concerns over private gender care, which Paul Moran said is also an issue here.
People in need of gender care are turning to private providers due to long waiting lists.
The National Gender Service has advised GPs not to enter shared care arrangements with private clinics.
Dr Paul Moran called on pharmacists to stop dispensing foreign gender healthcare hormone prescriptions.
Yesterday
19th April 2024
Gardaí seize €125,000 in suspected drugs and arrested two men after searches in Donegal
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
Labour's ex-small business rep resigns from party after WRC rules she underpaid employee
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Man sets himself on fire outside Trump trial courthouse
High Court dismisses damages action by man who claimed he wrote one of U2’s songs
Ex-ministerial driver awarded €30k for dismissal over rule Cabinet must be driven by serving gardaí
UN condemns 'purposeful and wanton destruction' of medical equipment in Gaza maternity wards
Gathering of 'masked people' outside minister's home 'chilling and disturbing', says Taoiseach
NATO countries to give Ukraine more air defences after plea from Zelenskyy
Government hopes to make formal state apology in Dáil next week
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
Croke Park sells out 82,300 tickets for Leinster's Champions Cup rugby semi-final clash
Jozef Puska granted legal aid to appeal his conviction for Ashling Murphy murder
FAI: No permanent manager until September, 'hope' to appoint O'Shea as interim for June games
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
No perjury charges to be brought against British soldiers over Bloody Sunday
G7 asks 'all parties' to prevent further escalation amid reported Israeli strike on Iran
There has been no reaction from Israeli or Iranian officials to the overnight strikes.
Iran's official broadcaster said explosions were heard near the city of Isfahan.
US media quoted officials as saying that Washington received advance notice of the strike, but did not endorse the operation or play any part in its execution.
The International Atomic Energy Agency said there had been no damage to Iranian atomic sites.
Poll: How many streaming subscriptions do you have?
Pro-Palestine group delivers petition to RTÉ studio in Cork calling for Eurovision boycott
Blessing of planes to continue at Dublin Airport despite reports the custom was to be scrapped
Homeowners urged to pledge homes and offer a spare room to Ukrainian refugees
Sydney church stabbing: 16-year-old boy charged with terrorism offence
Excitement, surprise and A LOT OF CAPS after Taylor Swift releases new 31-track album
'I've been on a mission since the night I ran out looking for him': Stardust families react