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January
January 2025
Fears over future of hundreds of financial services jobs in Wexford
Micheál Martin announces Ireland's adoption of contentious definition of antisemitism
Dublin City Council's costs overran by almost €40 million on four housing projects
‘These were the rapid-builds that weren’t so rapid and cost a fortune,’ one local councillor told The Journal..
Trailer for new Boyzone doc shows Stephen Gately grief and rows with Louis Walsh
Family farms and 'land squeezes': Irish farmers tracking a 'wave' of purchases by wealthy buyers
Leo Varadkar criticises 'disappointing decision' by NI minister to block school's integration
Anti-immigration activist and man he 'clashes with online' both charged after altercation in Waterford
Mexico president suggests US be renamed 'Mexican America' after Trump's 'Gulf of America' plan
Nicola Coughlan, Colin Farrell and Andrew Scott all nominated in US Screen Actors Guild awards
SocDems say only 'small tweaks' are on the table in Government talks as they weigh withdrawing
Trump seeks to rename Gulf of Mexico as 'Gulf of America' while threatening Greenland, Panama
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Man arrested in connection with murder of Paula Canty in Mallow
Gardaí arrest man in connection with death of man in Blanchardstown over two years ago
UN humanitarian group accuses Israeli army of shooting at aid workers in 'horrifying' incident
'Milestone' news for the Deaf bulletin marks 50 years on the screen
Council wants tighter regulation of soup runs but says it's 'not the intention' to ban them
Here are the nominations for the best Irish album of 2024
Three new death notice platforms launching in coming weeks to rival RIP.ie
One newcomer has claimed to have signed up at least 160 funeral directors to its platform.
Gardaí renew appeal on 31st anniversary of Imelda Keenan's disappearance from Waterford
Driver killed after jeep crashes into pole on Dublin's East Wall Road
Met Éireann warns of 'very disruptive weather' with snow and bitterly cold nights forecast
Hazardous travelling conditions are forecast for the weekend with significant accumulations in some areas.
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2024
Policeman's arrest over 'terror plot' sparks row between Argentina's Milei and Venezuela
Putin apologises to Azerbaijan leader for ‘tragic incident’ after plane crash
The Azerbaijani jet crashed on Christmas Day after encountering difficulties in Russian airspace.
Navan collision results in fourth pedestrian death on Ireland's roads since St Stephen's Day
Caroline Dwane-Stanley resigns from Sinn Féin, blaming party's handling of her husband's departure
All new mobile phones required to be compatible with USB-C charger from tomorrow
Surge in number of people hospitalised with flu 'at upper end of predictions', HSE warns
Public reminded to check that passports are in date before making travel plans
Age Action warns older people face being 'trapped' in their homes over broken boiler ban
Letterkenny tenants face anxious Christmas as deal to sell homes to council on verge of collapse
The landlord says talks with the council over mica testing have reached an impasse.
Woman in her 30s found dead in Gorey named locally
'Works paused' but government to keep housing people at Athlone IPAS centre after court hearing
Garda investigation after asylum seeker attacked by group of men in Athlone
A local group said it was the latest example of how ‘violence had been legitimised’ in the town.
A new Ceann Comhairle elected as Mary Lou's bid to become Taoiseach voted down
The 34th Dáil sat today for the first time.
Emergency exit for Athlone IPAS centre deliberately welded shut in recent weeks
The blocked exit was only removed when an ambulance needed to the centre in recent weeks to bring one woman to hospital.
Man who was being questioned in Kyran Durnin case is released and search at Drogheda house concludes