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Man due in court after nearly €500k worth of cocaine seized in Limerick
‘For those who tuned in, it mattered’: Veteran broadcaster John Kenny reflects on 2XM closure
Veteran RTÉ broadcaster and writer David Hanly dies aged 82
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Weather warnings lifted this morning, but it's still freezing out across the country
'Two years of drive to live': Family share final update on girl injured in Parnell St stabbing
Woman due in court over online threats against Simon Harris and his family
The World Cup play-off draw is at 12 today – here’s who Ireland could be facing
MetroLink: 8,000 workers needed for its construction, with many coming from abroad
Fine Gael ministers are getting used to their new briefs this morning
Snow and ice warning issued for five counties from midnight
Paschal Donohoe is off for a big job in the States, but what does the World Bank actually do?
The finance minister is stepping down to take a US-based job as the World Bank’s number two.
Two more arrests made in connection with arson attack on Drogheda Ipas centre
‘Grow up and cop on’: Condemnation of ‘worrying pattern’ after latest playground arson attack
Three GAA grounds due to host vigils for five young people killed in Dundalk crash
Global market wobbles and soaring stock prices may put Irish economy at risk, Central Bank warns
New north Dublin playground seriously damaged in arson attack
'Grief beyond description': Communities in mourning as tributes paid to Dundalk crash victims
The five friends lost their lives on Saturday evening near Dundalk, Co Louth.
Teenager killed after crash between car and e-bike in Waterford
Ireland may be on track to eliminate cervical cancer by 2040 as first ‘Elimination Day’ marked
'Unimaginable tragedy': Five young people killed in Louth crash named as tributes paid
President Connolly said that she was ‘deeply saddened and shocked’ by the news.
Israeli soldiers shoot at UN peacekeepers in Lebanon
Five young people dead and three hospitalised after evening crash in Co Louth
Three men and two women aged in their 20s died in the collision.
Woman in her 70s dies after getting into difficulty off Wicklow coast
Flood risks linger as Storm Claudia’s aftermath puts pressure on saturated counties
Feud explodes between Trump and former MAGA loyalist Greene over upcoming Epstein vote
Storm Claudia: Customers without power 'in the low hundreds' but flooding still a risk
A rain warning will remain in place across 13 counties until 9am.
Trump reverses course as White House rolls back food tariffs amid inflation pressure
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Do you think the voting age should be reduced to 16?
More than 20 homes evacuated in Derry this morning after two 'suspect devices' found
Irish is a 'gift' says President Connolly as she visits gaelscoil on first full day in office
As she arrived Gaelscoil Inse Chór this morning, students from the school chanted her name.
President Connolly’s move to Áras delayed by renovations (she's living down the road for now)
Rat in kitchen where company provides hot school meals for kids among October food closures
Rain warning issued for Cork again as county recovers from local flooding
Nearly 30 people charged following retail crime crackdown by gardaí in Dublin