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March 2024
Opinion: EU failure to pass the Nature Restoration Law shows a worrying shift to the right
Pádraic Fogarty
27 Mar
5.9k
Six construction workers unaccounted for after Baltimore bridge hit by ship collapses
Two people had been rescued from the water so far, one of whom is in “a very serious condition”.
There are currently six construction workers who are unaccounted for.
Biden today said he would send "all the federal resources" needed to handle the incident.
Shipping company Synergy Marine Group confirmed that its ship 'Dali' struck a pillar of the bridge, but said all crew members have been accounted for.
Updated 26 Mar
96.6k
'We are just a little cold': Gardaí say new uniform is leaving them cool under the collar
26 Mar
44.0k
The price of pints is going up... again
26 Mar
34.4k
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Higgins says failure to implement Gaza ceasefire 'would be unforgiveable' after UN vote
The resolution demands an “immediate ceasefire” for the ongoing Muslim holy month of Ramadan that leads to a “lasting” truce.
Elsewhere, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees have said that Israel had definitively barred it from making aid deliveries in northern Gaza.
Updated 25 Mar
29.7k
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UN chief visits Gaza border as Israel vows to attack Rafah despite international condemnation
23 Mar
Palestinian man who slept on Mount Street came to Ireland to escape 'death at any moment'
22 Mar
EU leaders issue strongly worded call for humanitarian pause in Gaza, warning 'risk of famine'
21 Mar
Eamon Ryan castigates member states' cold feet on Nature Restoration Law as it faces collapse
25 Mar
17.8k
54
Redacted Lives and Noteworthy projects nominated for prestigious Mary Raftery Prize
25 Mar
4.6k
A shard of glass in a loaf of bread (and other lunchtime horrors): 2023's food safety complaints
25 Mar
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11
Larry Donnelly: Who will Trump pick as his running mate?
Larry Donnelly
23 Mar
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31
Niamh O’Reilly: Voice notes are the self-indulgent monologues that no one wants to hear
Niamh O'Reilly
23 Mar
24.6k
27
'Steeped in sex': Fight over stained-glass window encapsulates 1920s Ireland in new documentary
23 Mar
32.6k
Kate Middleton announces in TV address that she is being treated for cancer
The announcement was made by the Princess of Wales in a television address at 6pm this evening.
Updated 22 Mar
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Three people injured at 3Arena gig on night when teenage girl died
22 Mar
57.0k
Security guard suspended after video of asylum seeker being punched in Dublin accommodation centre
The man who was hit in the head told The Journal he has been in Tallaght Hospital today.
Eimer McAuley
21 Mar
76.0k
From 'young pup' to Taoiseach, how Simon Harris TikTok-ed his way to the top
21 Mar
24.4k
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Irish kids' TV show using Lámh signs given green light for new series
21 Mar
10.5k
Nurse: Witnessing cancer and going through it yourself are two vastly different things
Deborah Murphy
21 Mar
15.1k
5
As Leo Varadkar waves goodbye to his time as Taoiseach, how will he be remembered?
From ‘welfare cheats’ to ‘bullet-proof’ backstops.
20 Mar
38.8k
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The Assisted Dying Committee released its landmark report backing new laws - here's why a split emerged
Eimer McAuley
20 Mar
11.7k
34
Govt insists election not needed in wake of Varadkar resignation
“After seven years in office, I am no longer the best person for that job,” Leo Varadkar said today.
Varadkar’s resignation as Fine Gael leader is effective immediately, but he will stay on as Taoiseach until his successor is elected by the party
A general election is not likely to be called, despite mounting pressure from the opposition
Fine Gael is expected to elect a new leader before the party's Ard Fheis on 6 April
Updated 20 Mar
156k
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Emmet Bergin - best-known for his role as Dick Moran in Glenroe - has died
20 Mar
38.9k
19
European Parliament backs call for 'improved' mica scheme
9 hrs ago
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26
The government is drafting stronger laws to regulate Botox and fillers
16 hrs ago
12.5k
31
Life with an eating disorder: 'Don’t wait for rock bottom'
Louise
Updated 24 hrs ago
13.0k
It could take over 60 years to set up enough early intervention psychosis teams, TD warns
Órla Ryan
18 Mar
12.2k
Zoe Ryan: I used to be ashamed of my psoriasis, but now it's part of who I am
Zoe Ryan
18 Mar
18.3k
10
In Pictures: Here's how St Patrick's Day is being celebrated across the country
Sláinte.
Updated 17 Mar
22.3k
6
Iceland volcano erupts for fourth time in three months, prompting fresh evacuations
17 Mar
9.1k
7
Varadkar denies government bussed asylum seekers from city to avoid Patrick's Day embarrassment
Christina Finn
reports from Washington DC
16 Mar
24.5k
'I agree': President Biden accepts Taoiseach's call for Gaza ceasefire 'as soon as possible'
The decision to proceed with the St Patrick’s Day trip this year has come under intense scrutiny due to the US’ support for Israel.
Updated 15 Mar
28.7k
Polling clerk allegedly tried to deny vote to black Irish person during last week's referendums
It’s claimed the polling clerk said ‘you don’t look Irish’ to the voter.
15 Mar
49.5k
Biden's heart is 'in the right place' in relation to Gaza conflict, Varadkar says
14 Mar
7.1k
European elections: Dead-heat on whether immigration is a big issue for voters
A third of people say they would vote for a candidate with ‘strong anti-immigration views’.
TheJournal/Ireland Thinks poll finds voters evenly split on the relevance of immigration to June elections.
The second survey in the major series also asked questions about EU immigration policy and sea rescue missions.
Rónán Duffy
14 Mar
25.2k
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Voters across all age groups hold moderate view on EU climate action
17 Feb
Irish public support Ukraine joining the EU, but don't want to see membership fast-tracked
13 Feb
The EU's Israel-Gaza response has been poor according to two-thirds of Irish voters
12 Feb
Texas Governor tells Irish acts who have pulled out of SXSW: 'Bye. Don't come back'
Updated 13 Mar
37.3k
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'It's like The Purge': Irish aid agency worker on being trapped in Haiti amid worsening gun battles
Matt Knight of GOAL leads a team of more than 70 aid workers in Haiti.
Niall O'Connor
13 Mar
13.1k
The EU is confusing - here's how all its bits work together
Muiris O'Cearbhaill
12 Mar
7.2k
16
School refusal: Some strategies for parents dealing with this growing issue
Bronagh Starrs
12 Mar
18.9k
29
Tributes as journalist and campaigner Charlie Bird dies aged 74
The journalist, who retired from RTÉ in 2012, raised millions for charity in recent years in the wake of his diagnosis with Motor Neurone Disease.
Updated 12 Mar
67.7k
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From Stardust to 'Love Ulster' and tracking down David Drumm: Charlie Bird's life in news
12 Mar
'I'm not their mammy': Taoiseach addresses Fine Gael Senators who went to rugby instead of voting
12 Mar
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HSE warning to passengers on recent Abu Dhabi to Dublin flight after case of measles confirmed
12 Mar
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