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Yesterday
18th May 2026
President Connolly 'very proud' of her sister who was detained by Israel on Gaza-bound flotilla
Gardaí renew appeal for witnesses after two men killed in Donegal crash named locally
Executions worldwide hit 44-year high last year, led by surge in deaths in Iran
Last week
10th May 2026 - 16th May 2026
Why does almost nobody in Britain seem to like Keir Starmer?
‘Unambitious’, ‘bland’ and ‘worst of both worlds’ – the critics have not been kind to Starmer in recent months.
What does Derek Mooney do at RTÉ?
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Ireland ‘faffed around’ on Metrolink and 'wasted a good recession' to build it, summit hears
The government is going to tell civil servants to 'take risks' to speed up infrastructure delivery
Social Democrats' Bill proposing abortion law changes defeated in Dáil vote
The bill proposed to scrap the three-day waiting period and change rules around fatal foetal abnormality cases, but ministers had raised legal concerns.
House prices are still going up by thousands of euros, just not quite as quickly as before
Here's what happened today: Tuesday
Irish MEP witnessed Israeli settlers presiding over 'brutal apartheid system' in West Bank
Speaking during a visit to the West Bank last week, Barry Andrews said that Israeli settlers were operating with ‘complete impunity’.
Irish man dies after falling from cliff in Ibiza
How Israel spent $1m pushing Eurovision votes – and how it probably worked
An investigation found coordinated advertising and social media campaigns urging viewers to vote multiple times for Israel’s acts during the past two contests.
Cross-party anger at government over Oliver Bond flats as Dublin councillors demand U-turn
Garda trainee recruitment drive gets under way, with applications closing in three weeks
Ireland leads push for EU-wide sanctions on violent Israeli settlers in occupied West Bank
This month
May 2026
‘Mum would be proud’: Brothers racing through 32 marathons raise over €1m for inherited dementia
Jordan and Cian Adams recently surpassed €1 million in donations, with 20 marathons to go.
EU, UK and Canada condemn 'violent' Israeli settlers after Irish Aid-backed West Bank school destroyed
Mother and baby found dead following suspected medical tragedy at house in Co Tipperary
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Trump says US-Iran ceasefire still in place after both sides exchange fire in Strait of Hormuz
US Central Command said American forces intercepted Iranian missiles, drones and small boats during a naval transit operation through the strategic waterway.
Here's what happened today: Thursday
Red Line Luas disrupted in both directions as emergency services attend collision near Smithfield
Candidates clash over SNA pledge at Dublin Central by-election meeting
Harris' saving scheme would favour wealthy and 'be another hole in our tax base', economists warn
Here's what happened today: Tuesday
Poll: Should Ireland lift the ban on nuclear power?
Ireland just signed up to a global pact aimed at keeping things from kicking off in outer space
Irish regulator investigating Meta over ‘dark patterns’ on your Facebook and Instagram feeds
Two arrested after guns, ammo and a replica grenade seized in Co Wicklow
Rights group condemns Gerry Hutch comments calling for 'illegal immigrants' to be 'interned'
Mark Carney tells Armenia summit Europe isn't destined to 'submit' to a more brutal world
Two Irish passengers aboard cruise ship hit by hantavirus outbreak
Child arrested after garda struck by e-bike in Blanchardstown
Former Bosco presenter Gráinne Uí Mhaitiú dies aged 72