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Yesterday
27th March 2026
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Another new record as more than 17,300 people in emergency accommodation last month
Scammers are now following up emails with calls and texts to catch out small Irish businesses
Gemma O'Doherty relied on 'AI hallucinations' in failed appeal of defamation case
This week
22nd March 2026 - 28th March 2026
Lidl, Tesco and Supervalu and Aldi have reduced price of their own-brand milk and butter today
Woman and teenage girl arrested in connection with assault of Scarlett Faulkner
Trump claims Iran is 'afraid to say' it wants a peace deal
In Abu Dhabi, two people were killed and three others injured after missile debris struck a residential area.
Taoiseach was lobbied about Dublin Airport's passenger cap by US airlines in Washington
Dublin Airport's passenger cap could mean fare increases and 'US retaliation', airlines tell TDs
Two men arrested in connection with arson attacks on Jewish charity ambulances
Where can I buy a pint for a fiver? An AI chatbot called thousands of Irish pubs to find out
Man found dead after Edenderry house fire named locally as brother of woman killed there last year
What will the planned fuel tax cuts mean at the pumps?
Trump says he's postponing US strikes on Iranian power plants after 'productive' talks with Tehran
The US President had previously said that if Iran did not open the strait, the US would destroy its “various power plants”.
Gavan Reilly says his new show will focus on explaining politics, not shouting about it
Last week
15th March 2026 - 28th March 2026
Hundreds of free trees to be given away to Crumlin residents this weekend
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Dublin City Council is considering a tourist tax of up to €5 per night for visitors
Teenager charged over crash that killed Limerick nurse Áine O'Reilly
Transport minister says fuel price relief measure to be voted on and put in place next week
Two suspect devices removed from Ballyfermot by Defence Forces bomb disposal experts
Trump vows ‘NO MORE ATTACKS’ on Iran gas field, but warns US could ‘blow up’ site if Qatar hit again
Trump claimed in a post on Truth Social that he “knew nothing” of the Israeli attack on the South Pars gas field.
The cost of buying a home is up - and €680,000 is the average price of a house in south Dublin
Man in his 40s arrested over fatal Cork city stabbing
Dublin flushed more ketamine into wastewater last year than it did in 2024
Mixed reaction to Taoiseach's Oval Office outing as opposition parties slam 'wasted opportunity'
Man in his 30s seriously injured in early-morning assault in Naas
Teenage boy arrested after late-night stabbing leaves young man hospitalised in Cork city
Poll: What do you call your mother?
Man in his 20s dead following single-car crash on N4 in Westmeath
More than 2,500 drivers have been caught speeding since Thursday
Iran vows to 'target and kill' Netanyahu as Trump threatens more strikes 'just for fun'
The Israeli air force said yesterday that more than 200 Iranian targets were struck in a 24-hour period.
Palestinian actor says that Trump's travel ban means he cannot attend Oscars tonight
This month
March 2026
Phibsborough residents got their paintbrushes to spell out a message about these derelict homes
Residents on a busy Phibsborough street have painted a mural highlighting two long-derelict homes after plans to redevelop them as social housing were scrapped due to rising costs.
Warning issued over scam messages offering ‘free housing’ under Government scheme