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2024
Probe into Facebook and Instagram launched over possible online 'rabbit holes' affecting minors
Government to review research on impact of sick pay before making decision on future increases
What does the EU do? And what can it legislate and regulate?
Here are all the things that are in the EU’s exclusive remit to legislate and regulate.
Debunked: Deepfaked Michael O’Leary appears in scam ad pushing financial platform ‘Ryan Chain’
Warnings that parking will be 'tight' as Dublin Airport prepares for busy Bank Holiday weekend
Dublin Airport seeking to operate the same private car park it tried to buy after bid blocked
Debunked: The Ukraine Credit Guarantee Scheme is not closed to Irish businesses. It's for them.
Value of farmland jumped by double-digits last year, with Waterford the priciest
Tired after a long day of video calling for work? It might be because of your face, study says
Excitement, surprise and A LOT OF CAPS after Taylor Swift releases new 31-track album
The tangled web of the Butterlys' business dealings over the years
The Butterly family presided over a wide network of businesses in its heyday – but many shut or went into receivership during the financial crisis.
UK's youth smoking ban plans would likely be enforced in NI (even if the DUP is against it)
The DUP’s seven MPs all voted against the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in the House of Commons.
Ireland's biggest private landlord brands its €1,800 average rents 'undervalued'
A united Ireland would cost €20 billion every year for 20 years, says study
The GAA says there's nothing funny about Supermac's April Fool's joke
Private company submits 'concept plans' for new terminal between runways at Dublin Airport
Two young sisters from Dublin organise Easter egg drive for children in Temple Street Hospital
Bauer Media is buying ANOTHER regional station, this time it south-east's Beat 102-103
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Planned increase to excise duties could put petrol stations near border 'under grave threat'
Airport passenger cap 'a concern' for JetBlue as new Dublin route aims to reduce airfares
US lawmakers pass bill to ban TikTok nationwide if Chinese owners don't sell the app
Fertility, income and the Six Nations: The stats showing the different lives of Irish men and women
Reddit aims to raise over $500 million in stock market debut
Paschal Donohoe appears to rule himself out for the top IMF job
Man and woman arrested in Dublin in connection with money laundering offences
Arrested, disgraced, injured: Cryptocurrency scams promote hoax stories about Irish celebrities
Have you seen spam ads appear on your social feeds?
One scam recently came about after a hacking of an Indian politician's Meta account.
The Journal understands the account was compromised by hackers who launched more than 50 ad campaigns.
Celebrity scam ads appear on Facebook and X.com after less than a minute of scrolling through main feeds.
Booking.com denies security breach after phishing scam attempt made on its website
Drone food delivery firm says it plans to address noise complaints as it starts D15 deliveries
Office of Public Works says St Stephen's Green could be damaged by Metrolink
Sale of popular cargo bikes put on hold, Irish owners fear possibility of recalls
House prices are now higher than the peak of the Celtic Tiger boom in 2007
Lyle’s is changing the iconic but grim Golden Syrup logo of a dead lion being swarmed by bees
Can committees compel Dee Forbes to appear before them? TDs say they're considering it
An Bord Pleanála approves €180m 'build to rent' scheme by US property firm in Dublin
EU revises Irish economy forecast to reflect a much smaller growth in 2024
Air fryers, e-cigarettes and oat milk: Here's how the consumer 'basket of goods' has changed
'I'm keenly aware of private sector colleagues': We asked public sector workers about the new pay deal
A number of readers said that the deal doesn’t do enough to recognise the cost of living for people living and working in Dublin.
Prince Harry settles phone hacking claim against Mirror Group Newspapers