We need your help now

Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open.

You are visiting us because we have something you value. Independent, unbiased news that tells the truth. Advertising revenue goes some way to support our mission, but this year it has not been enough.

If you've seen value in our reporting, please contribute what you can, so we can continue to produce accurate and meaningful journalism. For everyone who needs it.

Latest

Last year
2025
The transport sector has already blown its carbon budget, estimates show
How much do you know about country music stars?
Teenager who died in Donaghmede named as TDs call for more resources for Tusla
Complaint about Airbnb profits from Israeli settlements under Garda review after High Court order
What does a vote for Jim Gavin mean? And what happens if he wins?
Madagascar's military takes control of the country after president goes into hiding
Emotional scenes in Israel and Palestine as captives from both sides are released
This morning, Hamas released the final 20 living Israeli hostages, all of whom have since arrived in Israel.
How much do you know about mascots?
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
New museum dedicated to Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton opens in Kildare
Joe Brolly says he was not talking about Heather Humphreys when mimicking oral sex in podcast video
What's been agreed in the first phase of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal?
Connolly and Humphreys will do a head-to-head Áras debate for the first time this evening
Ambulance service 'looking at' sending doctors to the scene of accidents
Trump's son-in-law joins US delegation for Israel-Hamas peace talks in Egypt
Author and TD among five Irish people on board latest Gaza flotilla intercepted by Israel
The Tánaiste denounced the activists’ detention by Israel as illegal.
'We will carry you with us forever': Mark, Louise and Evan O'Connor remembered at funeral mass
Cian O’Connor lovingly described the qualities of his parents and younger brother in a eulogy today.
Fianna Fáil TD takes aim at Taoiseach and Chambers over 'extensive pressure' to back Jim Gavin
Jim Gavin will be on the ballot paper and his votes will be counted as normal
Man taken to hospital with serious injuries after alleged assault in Cork last night
Irish citizens detained by Israel after joining Gaza flotilla are released and 'on journey home'
Jim Gavin likely to remain on the ballot as Attorney General is roped in to help decide
Yuno Energy announces electricity and gas price freezes for the winter months
In full: Jim Gavin's statement announcing his exit from the presidential race
Flights cancelled, surgeries disrupted and sports fixtures called off as Storm Amy hits
Last Sumud Flotilla boat intercepted as a second aid convoy makes its way to Gaza
Dublin Port Tunnel reopens after Palestine protest but drivers still face significant delays
Phoenix Park warns public 'Lantern Festival' advertised online is fake
Oktoberfest grounds closed after fire and explosions leave one person dead in Munich
DWTS has a new head judge and there's a new co-host for the upcoming season
Catherine Connolly mentioned it a lot last night - what exactly is a military industrial complex?
Climate watchdog slams government preparedness for winter storm season
Members walked out on Netanyahu's UN speech before he even started
In typical Netanyahu style, his speech featured several props.
ESB warns presidential candidates not to put posters on electricity poles