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Opinion: Stigma still acts as a barrier to progress for autistic people in higher education
Dr Neil Kenny
PSNI seek public's help in review of 1973 murder of 10-year-old boy in Belfast
TG4 showed that Electric Picnic can work on TV - so why won't RTÉ do it?
The national Irish language public service provider was the only station televising the country’s largest music festival.
Schools expecting to feel the crunch as secretaries and caretakers warn strike could go on for weeks
Fórsa told The Journal that they have not had any engagement from the government since talks at the Workplace Relations Commission failed last week.
A special needs assistant who joined the picket line outside her school said the current situation is "really unfair".
A Cork principal said they are already feeling the impact of the strike and that closing is "not out of the question".
Allianz Home Magazine #23 – 3rd Sept ’25
Dublin City Council votes to urge government to prepare for Irish unity
More than 800 people killed after strong earthquake hits Afghanistan
Xi and Putin all smiles before rounding on Western 'bullying' at China summit
Liverpool confirm Isak signing from Newcastle for British record fee €145 million
Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, leading genocide scholars say
Opinion: Traitors contestants would spend the winnings on a house deposit. Doesn't that say it all?
Killian Mangan
Ireland open to taking part in peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, Taoiseach says
Here's what happened today: Monday
Gaza aid flotilla departs Barcelona again after earlier setback caused by stormy weather
Dublin council to meet senior gardaí over anti-migrant groups hanging Tricolour in city streets
Career coach: Phones are the new cigarettes – a startling family check in
Steph Brady
Man accused of stabbing motorist five times with screwdriver during carjacking denied bail
47 more people charged with terrorism offences in London for supporting Palestine Action
Áras race: Kelly bows out, Gavin gets Justice Minister's support and Kelleher not backing down
Jim O’Callaghan said he believes the former Dublin GAA manager is a “uniquely qualified candidate” for the presidency.
Gardaí in Dublin investigating case of missing boy who is feared dead
Seán Kelly 'reluctantly' withdraws from Áras race, clearing way for Heather Humphreys
Siptu members of Dublin Fire Brigade to take industrial action over new call-out system
Israel must abide by its international obligations to protect journalists
The Journal joins hundreds of media outlets today in demanding protection for journalists in Gaza.
Shane Lowry makes it to the Ryder Cup as captain's pick
Twice as many students as last year have their Leaving Cert results withheld over cheating
Guinness Storehouse to launch new street art initiative on Culture Night
Food prices surge by 5% in the past 12 months as inflation rises
Bray-Greystones cliff walk at risk of landslide amid pressure to reopen path
Plane carrying Ursula von der Leyen forced to land with paper maps after suspected Russian GPS jamming
Should electric vehicle chargers be exempt from planning rules?
Israeli 'war bond' sales no longer facilitated by the Irish Central Bank
There have been multiple protests outside the Central Bank since the conflict between Israel and Hamas broke out in October 2023.
Hamas military spokesman Abu Obeida killed in Gaza attack, Israel says
Central Bank's authorisation of the sale of Israeli 'war bonds' expires today
The Traitors Ireland has kicked off on RTÉ - is it any good, and how does it compare to the BBC's?
Health officials want to know what screening services the public want to access
Process of the public inquiry into the 'Grace' case condemned by new report
School secretaries and caretakers on strike to picket outside schools today
'This city has become a city of ghosts': The photo diary of a journalist killed in Gaza
Fatima Hassouna