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Last week
8th March 2026 - 14th March 2026
Government publishes Bill to allow Irish court testimony be used in UK Omagh bombing inquiry
Alan Shatter sues Paul Murphy TD over social media post about Jeffrey Epstein
FBI investigating shooting at Virginia college that killed one person as act of terrorism
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
'F**k Keir Starmer': Kneecap hit back after British PM calls rap trio 'intolerable'
Shooter at synagogue in US state of Michigan is dead, police say
Department of Housing warns about scam text messages with fake accommodation offers
Second government-chartered flight lands in Dublin
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Israeli attacks displace over 800,000 in Lebanon as Iran targets more ships in Persian Gulf
The economic impacts of the war continued to be felt today as the price of oil rose again.
Italian PM condemns 'massacre' at Iranian school, Harris says focus should be on 'de-escalation'
Detectives granted another 24 hours to question man over the death of Ellie Flanagan
Hegseth promises 'most intense' day of strikes as Pentagon says about 140 US personnel wounded so far
Hegseth referred to the Iranian government today as “barbaric savages”.
Woman dead and passenger in critical condition after single-vehicle collision in Co Sligo
'Black rain' falls on Tehran after Israeli strikes on oil depots release toxic chemicals into the sky
With the Sun blotted out, disoriented people in Tehran had to turn on their lights to see through the gloom yesterday morning.
Nato defence systems intercept Iranian ballistic missile over Turkey as US-Israeli war on Iran rages
This month
March 2026
How does the Iran war even end? We asked some experts to make sense of it all
'One of the happiest moments': Iranians in Ireland see Ali Khamenei's death as a reason to hope
The Iranians who spoke to The Journal said the future of Iran should be secular democracy.
Oil prices shoot up following US-Israeli attack on Iran
Last month
February 2026
One person dead and around 20 injured in Milan after tram derails and smashes into building
It was not immediately clear why the tram came off the tracks.
Financial services company Block to lay off almost half its staff and replace them with AI
Attacks on gardaí 'all too common', says GRA, after garda hit by electric motorcycle in Dublin
Irish Life Health and Level Health hike premiums, as families face up to €330 extra yearly cost
From plumber to parliamentarian: Who is the UK's newest Green Party MP?
Government's planned LNG terminal slammed as 'fundamentally incompatible' with climate policy
Fake images suggesting Cadbury's is selling 'Eid Eggs' in supermarkets are being shared online
Debunked: Fake images of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared online following his arrest
Health Research Board targeted by cyberattack
Social media is full of Winter Olympics footage, but not all of it is real
EU suspends approval of US trade deal as Trump warns countries not to 'play games'
'Shelter' warning for Irish citizens as Mexican state erupts in violence after cartel leader killed
New Dublin hotel receives public backlash for seeking injunction against bar next door over noise levels
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon pays damages to Alan Shatter over false Epstein claim
Debunked: Images apparently showing Jeffrey Epstein alive in Israel are fake
Waterford abattoir begins redundancy consultation with more than 200 employees
Dublin Port's Great South Wall to undergo repair works worth €2.5m after storm damage