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Woman arrested in investigation into discovery of man's body eight months ago released
# Cork
# Cork

Woman arrested in investigation into discovery of man's body eight months ago released

22 hours ago 10,517 Views 0 Comments

A file will now be sent to the DPP.

Pensioner dies following crash between tractor and car in Leitrim
# Manorhamilton
# Manorhamilton

Pensioner dies following crash between tractor and car in Leitrim

23 hours ago 13,950 Views 1 Comment

Forensic road collision investigators are to examine the scene.

Fears historic Rock of Cashel site will be 'forever changed' if hotel gets approval
# Tipperary
# Tipperary

Fears historic Rock of Cashel site will be 'forever changed' if hotel gets approval

Fri 9:10 PM 25,525 Views 18 Comments

Archaeologists have appealed for people to make submissions on the project ahead of Monday’s deadline.

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This week 20th November 2022 - 26th November 2022

Non-compliance found with ionising radiation policies at a number of hospitals
# HIQA
# HIQA

Non-compliance found with ionising radiation policies at a number of hospitals

Thu 5:44 PM 9,407 Views 2 Comments

The watchdog’s latest inspection reports were published today.

Waterford council confirms it plans to stop bleaching its rivers following heavy criticism
# Coming Clean
# Coming Clean

Waterford council confirms it plans to stop bleaching its rivers following heavy criticism

Tue 12:01 AM 27,325 Views 11 Comments
  • The use of the chemical was roundly condemned by agencies during the summer
  • The local council confirmed it has decided to look at “alternatives” to the chemical
Taoiseach condemns 'utterly reprehensible' attack on two Gardaí outside pub in Ballyfermot
# Dublin
# Dublin

Taoiseach condemns 'utterly reprehensible' attack on two Gardaí outside pub in Ballyfermot

Updated Mon 5:44 PM 76,595 Views 0 Comments

The two gardaí were responding to an incident last night when the attack occurred.

Tributes paid to historian and farmer who died in tragic accident as she chopped wood
# Kilkenny
# Kilkenny

Tributes paid to historian and farmer who died in tragic accident as she chopped wood

Mon 5:23 PM 70,372 Views 1 Comment

The tragic accident occurred over the weekend.

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This month November 2022

Four new complaints made to Gardaí over alleged Spiritans abuse this week
# Allegations
# Allegations

Four new complaints made to Gardaí over alleged Spiritans abuse this week

Updated Nov 12th 2022, 6:00 PM 57,695 Views 0 Comments

The leader of the Spiritans in Ireland has apologised to ‘those who have been grievously hurt’.

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
# Evening Fix
# Evening Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday

Nov 9th 2022, 8:49 PM 6,912 Views 0 Comments

A roundup of today’s stories.

Developer behind Belfast's Titanic Quarter confirmed for €550m Waterford regeneration project
# North Quays
# North Quays

Developer behind Belfast's Titanic Quarter confirmed for €550m Waterford regeneration project

Nov 9th 2022, 6:29 PM 33,407 Views 18 Comments

The project, which has been plagued by false starts, appears to be back on track.

Leo Varadkar says Sipo has decided not to investigate him over GP contract leak
# Investigation
# Investigation

Leo Varadkar says Sipo has decided not to investigate him over GP contract leak

Nov 9th 2022, 5:42 PM 11,510 Views 0 Comments

The DPP confirmed it would not be prosecuting the Tánaiste over the controversy in July.

Charities Regulator identifies several financial oversight failings at Birdwatch Ireland
# Birdwatch Ireland
# Birdwatch Ireland

Charities Regulator identifies several financial oversight failings at Birdwatch Ireland

Nov 9th 2022, 3:39 PM 12,620 Views 10 Comments

The regulator was informed of concerns at the charity in 2019.

Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
# Evening Fix
# Evening Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday

Nov 8th 2022, 9:13 PM 7,325 Views 0 Comments

A roundup of today’s stories.

Evening Wrap - Nov 8th 2022, 5:00 PM
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Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
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Gardaí arrest 28 people in burglary crackdown in South Dublin
# Burglary
# Burglary

Gardaí arrest 28 people in burglary crackdown in South Dublin

Nov 8th 2022, 3:13 PM 25,502 Views 0 Comments

The arrests came as part of Operation Thor.

Live rodents, unsafe temperatures and rusty utensils among reasons for latest food closures
# Food Safety Authority
# Food Safety Authority

Live rodents, unsafe temperatures and rusty utensils among reasons for latest food closures

Nov 8th 2022, 1:49 PM 53,571 Views 0 Comments

The orders were served in October.

Compulsory purchase order for west county Dublin section of BusConnects scheme submitted
# Busconnects
# Busconnects

Compulsory purchase order for west county Dublin section of BusConnects scheme submitted

Nov 7th 2022, 7:00 AM 31,403 Views 18 Comments

A decision is due by March.

Local councils hiring inspectors to target farms over pollution concerns
# Beefed Up
# Beefed Up

Local councils hiring inspectors to target farms over pollution concerns

Nov 6th 2022, 7:00 AM 18,931 Views 25 Comments

It follows concerns over the impact agriculture has been having on water quality in a number of regions.

Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
# The Fix
# The Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Saturday

Nov 5th 2022, 9:10 PM 8,680 Views 0 Comments

Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.

Templemore locals protest outside Garda college calling for access to swimming pool
# Templemore
# Templemore

Templemore locals protest outside Garda college calling for access to swimming pool

Nov 5th 2022, 8:43 PM 22,925 Views 25 Comments

Locals have said they have been able to use the pool for decades.

Over 20 Ulster Bank branches to switch to Permanent TSB in January
# Banks
# Banks

Over 20 Ulster Bank branches to switch to Permanent TSB in January

Nov 5th 2022, 5:01 PM 25,533 Views 1 Comment

The bank is exiting the Irish market.

Teenager absconds from custody after being left unattended in Garda van
# Great Escape
# Great Escape

Teenager absconds from custody after being left unattended in Garda van

Nov 5th 2022, 12:30 PM 78,408 Views 6 Comments

A video of the incident has been circulating on social media.

Adoption Authority boss says timelines to process birth information were 'too tight'
# Birth Information
# Birth Information

Adoption Authority boss says timelines to process birth information were 'too tight'

Nov 4th 2022, 12:42 PM 5,202 Views 2 Comments

The waiting period for people to receive their birth information under the new system tripled just weeks after launching.

Last month October 2022

Man (22) allegedly stabbed priest six times in 'completely unprovoked' attack in Waterford
# Courts
# Courts

Man (22) allegedly stabbed priest six times in 'completely unprovoked' attack in Waterford

Oct 31st 2022, 1:36 PM 37,378 Views 0 Comments

The incident took place yesterday at a chaplain’s house near University Hospital Waterford in Ardkeen.

Dublin Marathon: These roads are closing today as run takes place for first time since 2019
# Run Run Run
# Run Run Run

Dublin Marathon: These roads are closing today as run takes place for first time since 2019

Oct 30th 2022, 7:45 AM 29,676 Views 21 Comments

The marathon will take runners through a number of residential areas.

Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
# Evening Fix
# Evening Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Saturday

Oct 29th 2022, 9:15 PM 7,694 Views 1 Comment

Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.

ESB takes court action to fight release of transcript in pylon CPO compensation case
# High Court
# High Court

ESB takes court action to fight release of transcript in pylon CPO compensation case

Oct 29th 2022, 8:52 PM 22,295 Views 0 Comments

The ESB had been ordered to release a transcript of negotiations for compensation previously.

Suspected arson attack overnight at home in Co Wicklow
# Blessington
# Blessington

Suspected arson attack overnight at home in Co Wicklow

Oct 29th 2022, 2:38 PM 33,013 Views 0 Comments

The attack occurred in a housing estate on the edge of Blessington.

Ukrainian accommodation: Regions readying for increase of refugees as winter hits
# Case Study
# Case Study

Ukrainian accommodation: Regions readying for increase of refugees as winter hits

Oct 29th 2022, 12:05 AM 19,963 Views 43 Comments

The Journal takes a look at how the southeast region has been managing arrivals.

Lagarde says inflation crisis came from 'nowhere', describes Putin as 'a terrifying man'
# Late Late
# Late Late

Lagarde says inflation crisis came from 'nowhere', describes Putin as 'a terrifying man'

Oct 28th 2022, 11:21 PM 46,677 Views 69 Comments

The ECB president made an appearance opposite Ryan Tubridy tonight.

Waiting time for adopted people to get birth information triples to 90 days
# Tusla
# Tusla

Waiting time for adopted people to get birth information triples to 90 days

Oct 28th 2022, 8:56 PM 9,557 Views 21 Comments

Tusla and the AAI are finding it “difficult” to process and respond to all applications due to the high demand.

Core BusConnects route linking Lucan to Dublin city centre enters planning phase
# Busconnects
# Busconnects

Core BusConnects route linking Lucan to Dublin city centre enters planning phase

Oct 27th 2022, 8:00 PM 19,728 Views 7 Comments

The route is part of a scheme to transform Dublin City’s public transport system.

Tributes paid to psychic medium and 'good character' Stefan Posschier after Westmeath killing
# Investigation
# Investigation

Tributes paid to psychic medium and 'good character' Stefan Posschier after Westmeath killing

Updated Oct 27th 2022, 4:20 PM 38,639 Views 0 Comments

Stefan Posschier was found dead at a house on Tuesday evening.

Jeffrey Donaldson says Irish government 'deluded' to think joint-authority with London is possible
# Northern Ireland
# Northern Ireland

Jeffrey Donaldson says Irish government 'deluded' to think joint-authority with London is possible

Updated Oct 27th 2022, 1:00 PM 33,183 Views 32 Comments

The DUP is set to block an attempt to elect a new Stormont speaker.

Fines for range of road offences have doubled since midnight
# Speeding
# Speeding

Fines for range of road offences have doubled since midnight

Updated Oct 27th 2022, 7:17 AM 57,336 Views 92 Comments

The death toll on Irish roads this year stands at 122 people.

Defamation legislation will not catch 'unseen layer' of non-disclosure agreements, warns TD
# NDAs
# NDAs

Defamation legislation will not catch 'unseen layer' of non-disclosure agreements, warns TD

Oct 26th 2022, 9:15 PM 12,704 Views 0 Comments

Neasa Hourigan said she is aware of several cases where the ‘powerful’ have targeted campaigners and journalists via legal action.

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
# Evening Fix
# Evening Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday

Oct 26th 2022, 9:12 PM 7,564 Views 0 Comments

Your roundup of what made the headlines today.

Man in his 30s hospitalised following Dublin shooting
# Shooting
# Shooting

Man in his 30s hospitalised following Dublin shooting

Oct 25th 2022, 8:22 PM 33,901 Views 0 Comments

The incident occurred in Tallaght.

Rishi Sunak vows to fix ‘mistakes’ of Liz Truss and warns of ‘economic crisis’
# New Pm
# New Pm

Rishi Sunak vows to fix ‘mistakes’ of Liz Truss and warns of ‘economic crisis’

Oct 25th 2022, 12:52 PM 11,853 Views 11 Comments

Congratulations have been offered by the Taoiseach who urged Sunak to work with the EU on Northern Ireland.

Ukrainians fleeing to Ireland and other countries amid 'increasing power cuts and harsh winter'
# War In Ukraine
# War In Ukraine

Ukrainians fleeing to Ireland and other countries amid 'increasing power cuts and harsh winter'

Oct 25th 2022, 6:00 AM 10,353 Views 5 Comments

An Irish charity has been sourcing generators in stricken cities, with over 1,100 towns losing electricity last week.

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