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This month
September 2026
Going to Katie Taylor's fight? There are late-night trains and extra Darts for the occasion
Dublin is getting a new 'gastropub' directly across the road from famous pint purveyor Grogan's
Kelly Earley: We're in the middle of a luxury gym epidemic
Kelly Earley
Last month
August 2026
Dolly Parton laid to rest as two-day festival honouring her announced for Nashville and London
How bad was the mud? And how good was the music? Highs and lows of Electric Picnic 2026
This was the most Irish edition to date, and not just because of the weather.
Housing overtakes substance abuse as most common reason people seek help from national charity
Festival money diaries: how much will a weekend at Electric Picnic set you back?
From pints to phone charging, here’s how much it costs – whether it’s worth it, you decide.
Electric Picnic promoter defends festival organisation after crowd collapse at overcrowded stage
You can get cinema tickets for just €4 next weekend
Inside the drug testing lab at Electric Picnic as 'unpredictable' 3-CMC falsely sold as MDMA found
Stop worrying about range: How to navigate buying a used electric vehicle
Paddy Comyn
Downpour delays Electric Picnic main acts - but festival-goers say sure it's only a bit of rain
Wellies at the ready for a classic Irish festival weekend.
I got so heated at one point that I – and I’m not proud of this – resorted to online jeering
A series where Emer McLysaght saves us from chasing every trend and instead points us to things worthy of our time (and money).
Hospital manager to meet family of patient after video investigation
From Roy Keane to Enya: Here are our picks for a celebrity version of Traitors Ireland
Popular Howth beach joins host of Dublin swimming spots with 'do not swim' notices
Debunked: Story of a Cork woman being knocked out after smelling perfume is an urban legend
'We just had a baby and want a reliable, safe family car. Could we go hybrid or electric?'
'A crisis in parenting' and insufficient government support leading to ‘burnout’ in principals
'The bubbliest happiest person': Tributes paid at vigil for woman murdered in Limerick
Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa was stabbed to death at an apartment she shared with her husband, Judismar Weslei Batista, at Cecil Street.
Hot weather saw online orders and alcohol and sun products' sales soar
Tá teach solais Fhánada ag cur beochta ar ais sa cheantar i bhFánaid
Sitdown Sunday: A travel writer visited Dublin. Her must-see destination? A supermarket
'Just Klarna it': Young people are getting into debt using buy now, pay later services
Is the promotion and use of a service which makes getting into debt more accessible than ever responsible during a cost of living crisis?
Fáilte go Fánaid, an ceantar Gaeltachta i nDún na nGall atá ar 'imeall an domhain'
Laya Healthcare customers face second round of price hikes in 12 months
It should be an anomaly to see a 13-year-old on Snapchat, not the norm
A series where Emer McLysaght saves us from chasing every trend and instead points us to things worthy of our time (and money).
The catering trolley is making a comeback on Dublin/Galway trains
The pilot service will last for six months on three services each way daily.
How do platforms like GoFundMe ensure money goes to the right place when campaigns go viral?
Four people went to a Dublin hospital with fears over their sight in the week after the eclipse
People seeking last-minute Electric Picnic tickets warned to be wary of scams
New EU 'handling fee' due to come in will 'likely' apply to each item within a parcel
'Like a wedding every day': Escort of the Year thinks other men should give the festival a go
Lindsay Clancy's mother testifies in murder trial that she 'had thoughts of harming the children'
‘No signs of foul play’ relating to Hayden Panettière’s death, police say
Sitdown Sunday: Can a solar eclipse impact the brain?
Quiz: How much do you know about weekends?
Sweating in tents and searching for shelter: How Dublin's homeless are surviving the heat
The Journal visited the Lighthouse homeless café to see how the intense summer heat is impacting service users.
From confused birds to 'useless' colanders: Tales of eclipse-watching from across Ireland
Sometimes all it takes is a once-in-a-generation celestial event to bring people together…
Irish astronomy fans head abroad to chase total eclipse: 'It’s always been on my bucket list'
Irish astronomy enthusiasts spoke to The Journal about their plans to watch the eclipse from cliffsides, at sea, and in one woman’s case, as the main event of her honeymoon.