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January
January 2024
Merchants Quay says it will take time for drug users to 'trust' new supervised injection centre
Sitdown Sunday: What is it like to spend 500 days alone in a cave?
Six months on, chairperson yet to be appointed to inquiry into drug that causes birth defects
What is the new deposit-return scheme for bottles and cans and how will it work?
The scheme is being rolled out from Thursday.
Teachers say reintroduction of teaching-through-Irish allowance 'would make a massive difference'
Doctors to inform men taking sodium valproate of risks to unborn children
Sitdown Sunday: The Beluga whale who escaped the Russian Navy
Quiz: How much do you know about movies that premiered at Sundance?
'It's a real inequality': Educators call for teaching-through-Irish allowance to be reintroduced
The allowance was suspended in 2012 for any newly qualified teachers.
'It's big!': Spotters flock to see largest ever passenger plane to land at Dublin Airport
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has arrived at Dublin Airport on the Boeing 747-8 for a two-day visit to Ireland.
Supreme Court hears Graham Dwyer appeal against conviction of murder of Elaine O'Hara
Sitdown Sunday: The forensic entomologist who uses insects to help solve murders
Quiz: How much do you know about Barry Keoghan?
Mary Lou McDonald to address rally in London calling for ceasefire in Gaza
Tánaiste: Calls for govt to join genocide case against Israel are 'trying to create division' in Ireland
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Late Late Toy Show and Rugby World Cup coverage most watched broadcasts last year
Cost of a national stamp to increase by 5c from next month
Substantial increase in flu expected to 'peak in next week or two'
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Fourteen people, including two children, found on refrigerated trailer at Rosslare Europort
Fund buys 46 out of 54 houses in Dublin estate for private rental
Sitdown Sunday: Inside the new biography about Elon Musk, 'the boy who wanted to be a man'
Significant increase in number of work-related deaths last year compared to 2022
43 people lost their lives in work-related incidents in 2023 compared to 28 the previous year.
Agriculture, forestry and fishing accounted for 20 fatalities, with farming accounting for 16 of these fatalities.
HSA Assistant Chief Executive Mark Cullen told The Journal that fatalities in the agriculture and construction sectors remain "stubbornly high".
Road tolls on ten routes around the country are increasing from today
New statutory agency dedicated to tackling domestic violence established from today
Last year
2023
Here's What Happened Today: New Year's Eve
Denmark's Queen Margrethe II announces abdication in New Year's Eve speech
Sitdown Sunday: The best longreads of the year
Time for our bumper annual round-up.
Man (39) wanted in Spain on drug charges arrested in Belfast
'Sex aids' being imported to Ireland in 1992 had officials abuzz with questions
New on-the-spot fines for businesses that breach rules on giving tips to staff to be introduced
System allowing people to work until 70 in return for higher pension takes effect from January
Post-mortem to be carried out on body of man found in Tipperary house
Poll: Have you planned any trips abroad for 2024?
Status Yellow weather warnings in place as thunderstorms forecast for today