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April 2026
Temperatures set to climb into the 20s this weekend as dry and sunny weather to continue
State’s new savings scheme should target young investors with tax-free incentives, think tank says
President Connolly’s first trip abroad has planted Ireland among the global left’s loudest voices
Her first trip abroad offered an early glimpse of a presidency willing to speak more bluntly on global issues, just like her predecessor.
President Connolly warns of global shift to 'might is right' in first overseas speech
During her address, President Connolly made several critical remarks which seemed to point the finger at western powers.
President says ‘all voices’ should be heard on fuel protests, but it's 'a matter for the politicians'
President Connolly to mark first foreign trip at left-wing summit led by Trump’s fiercest EU critic
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Just right? Flahavan's is ditching the plastic porridge scoop and people are stirred up about it
The proposed new Cork Luas line has been unveiled - here's where it will stop
The proposed 27-stop light rail line will run between Ballincollig and Mahon Point.
Here's what happened today: Thursday
Enable Ireland takes over operation of Dublin city's struggling clothes bank service
Gardaí braced for a storm outside the Dáil today - but the protest quickly fizzled out
Heavy security and closed streets met a scattered, short-lived demonstration, a far cry from last week’s disruption and past flashpoints at Leinster House
Dublin City Council backs plan to phase out trucks with high blind spots from city streets
Luas Finglas extension back on track after Manhattan Peanuts legal challenge resolved
Newborn heel prick tests expanded to include 'life-changing' spinal muscular atrophy screening
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Revenue to take ‘pragmatic approach’ as fuel protests hit business cash flows
Airport passengers are walking along the side of the M50 to catch their flights due to protests
One in 14 Irish jobs could be taken by AI soon, and middle-income staff are the most exposed
US and Iran at odds over ceasefire agreement as Vance claims terms 'just didn't' include Lebanon
At least 182 killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon as Trump dismisses attacks as ‘separate skirmish’
Government says 'bridging loan' rule change will help older homeowners 'rightsize'
21 years on, gardaí renew appeal for information on the murder of Emer O’Loughlin
Buses and Luas trams at a standstill in Dublin as fuel protests continue into the night
Northbound Luas services are unable to pass the protesters, who are currently blocking the line at O’Connell Bridge.
Nationwide fuel protests see tractors and lorries bring traffic to a crawl on major roads
Trading sites Polymarket and Kalshi have Irish users betting big on elections, wars and stolen KitKats
The platforms are turning real-world events into tradable bets, and experts warn they’re operating in a dangerous regulatory grey area.
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Here’s how transport services will be disrupted across the country this Easter weekend
Wind warning issued for entire country for Saturday as Storm Dave sweeps in
The warning will come into effect for the entire country at 2pm on Saturday.
The Road Safety Authority has urged road users "to take extra care" over the weekend.
The National Severe Weather and Flooding Coordination Group said local authorities "will be responding" in affected areas where needed.
Taoiseach says it’s unclear if Trump’s ‘bomb them to the Stone Age’ threat targets civilians
Teenager identified as Ted Bundy victim more than 51 years after her murder
Met Éireann forecasts stormy weather over Easter and says it will likely issue warnings
Temperatures could drop as low as -1 degrees some regions tonight, with stormy weather possible on Saturday.
March
March 2026
Dissident republicans blamed as driver forced to bring explosive device to police station
The cost of motor insurance went up again last year
Dublin relatives worry for jailed man facing execution in Iran after alleged torture
Two US bidders are in the running to buy Permanent TSB from the State