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Politics

Calls for platforms to do more after ten days of abuse on Jamey Carney’s Instagram account
Christine Lodge the CEO of Safe Ireland said that the abusive comments online in relation to Jamey Carney will “ser survivor’s back”.
Yesterday
16th July 2026
Letters to the editor
Bill to lift Dublin airport passenger cap signed into law
Dublin TD calls for six-week e-scooter ban to get ‘right regulatory systems’ in place
School's out: The Dáil is heading off on its summer holidays until September
Retailers asked to stop selling disposable BBQs after fires caused by 'reckless' activity
A fire broke out in Killarney National Park on Tuesday, while another burned part of the Wicklow Mountains on Wednesday.
Tánaiste says 'swift' action will be taken on e-scooters, as Taoiseach leans towards outright ban
Iran says it struck a US base in Jordan after claiming US hit area near children's cancer hospital
Children's science centre saga has exposed Exchequer to 'significant financial risk', PAC says
Harris won't prejudge Aughinish report, but pledges to support workers if sanctions recommended
67% of respondents to public survey were against banning sunbeds (but most had used one before)
Minister blasts ‘reckless’ people causing wildfires in Killarney and Wicklow mountains
The Department of Tourism is asking retailers to consider suspending the sale of disposable barbecues during the warm, dry weather.
Argentina vs England: The game might be over but the diplomatic row about The Falklands rumbles on
State investigation into paedophile Michael Shine should begin 'immediately', report says
Expansion of Irish rail network could be impacted due to failed €50m Irish Rail IT project
Do you think Bank of Ireland's College Green building should be given back to the state?
'Bizarre' for Israel to use Ireland as home country for bonds, Central Bank says
Wednesday
15th July 2026
Bills removing guardianship rights from convicted killers and criminalising ‘sex for rent’ approved
Government's Occupied Territories Bill passes amid criticism over lack of ban on services
US launches new wave of strikes on Iran
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Public register of those convicted of domestic violence is approved by Dáil
Dáil hears thousands of Ukrainians could be ‘turfed onto the streets’ as hosting payments to be cut
House prices rise at lowest annual level since early 2024
Mass in Dublin for Ann Widdecombe hears Ireland 'not immune' to violence against politicians
Several politicians and TDs attended a mass today for the late Ann Widdecombe in St Teresa’s Church on Clarendon Street in Dublin city centre.
Starmer pledges 'wholehearted support' for successor Andy Burnham as he signs off final PMQs
Taoiseach doesn't commit to timeline for approval of drug to treat Friedreich's ataxia
'It's not a luxury': Government urged to end 23% VAT on sunscreen
Joe Biden to publish book about his time in office
'Devastating' wildfire at Killarney National Park caused by human activity, minister says
The fire broke out in the park on Tuesday.
Garda Commissioner 'absolutely' supports a ban on e-scooters on Irish roads
The hosepipe ban has led to criticism of Ireland's data centres, but how much water do they use?
As of June 2025, Ireland was home to 89 data centres, which produce a significant amount of heat.
Australia to enact laws on how AI data centres use power and water
Taoiseach slams 'horrific' abuse on Jamey Carney's social media and says platforms must act
Police ‘considering left-wing motive’ in Ann Widdecombe murder investigation
Government set to extend refugee protection for Ukrainians until March 2028
Irish sovereign wealth fund still investing in companies linked to Israeli settlements and genocide
The fund’s shareholdings in five companies listed on UN databse rose by almost €1.5 million last year.
Tuesday
14th July 2026
Calls for ‘urgent action’ after The Journal Investigates report on nitrous oxide canisters
Of 260 solicitors polled by the Law Society, just three are working under new legal aid scheme