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antoinette cunningham
Former head of garda group was ‘profoundly distressed’ by online harassment, court hears
Niall Gilligan
Boy could hear his friend 'screaming' as former All-Star hurler hit him with stick, court hears
put it in writing
German Chancellor Merz tells Starmer he 'deeply deplores' UK's decision to leave EU
RTÉ Investigations
'Truly shocking and should never have happened': Hiqa chief on RTÉ nursing home doc
breakthrough treatment
Eight babies born from three-person IVF technique to prevent devastating disease
The Explainer
Why does Ireland still invest in companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements?
The Journal’s FactCheck Editor Stephen McDermott details how that the State’s sovereign wealth fund held more than €10 million in eight companies in 2023 flagged by the UN for links to settlement activity.
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SupervalWHO
Simon Harris was having the time of his life today with Pearse Doherty's SuperValu mistake
Courts
Limerick man pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death of his niece Marguerita O’Rourke
red eye
Dublin Airport wins battle against overnight restrictions, paving the way for more late flights
More flights will be allowed between midnight and 6am from the airport’s second runway.
Manslaughter
Three men have pleaded guilty to killing Sligo pensioner Tom Niland
John Irving from Mayo this morning changed his plea to guilty five days into his trial.
rising tensions
What's behind the eruption of deadly violence in Syria, and why did Israel strike Damascus?
Promises promises promises
What's happened to the pre-election promise to abolish means testing of the Carer's Allowance?
budget 2026
Donohoe asserts Government was 'honest' about future of cost-of-living supports during election
Cannabis
More than €700,000 worth of drugs were seized after a routine traffic stop in Dublin yesterday
NAS allegations
Six more paramedics come forward with sexual harassment allegations
Serving and former frontline workers speak to The Journal Investigates following claims of an ‘unsafe culture’ for women within the National Ambulance Service.
Frontline workers make new allegations
Paramedics call for 'action not words'
Call for independent NAS investigation backed
Wednesday
16 Jul 2025
parliament street
Neighbour of Street 66 loses second high court action over noise levels at gay bar
As it happened
Liveblog
Linfield v Shelbourne, Champions League
Linfield faced Shelbourne, with the Premier Division outfit holding the first-leg advantage.
presidential poll
If McGuinness and Connolly were the only candidates on the ticket, who would you vote for?
High Court
Heir of Barne Estate 'shocked' by €50k brown envelope 'luck penny' offer from John Magnier
CAP Reform
EU unveils €2 trillion budget but Irish farmers say cuts to support payments are ‘hammer blow’
salary and syria
Catherine Connolly, presidential hopeful, has given her first press conference — here's what she said
Mike Huckabee
'Did the Irish fall into a vat of Guinness?': US ambassador to Israel slams Occupied Territories Bill
return to sender
War of words breaks out on the airwaves between An Post boss and a minister — what's going on?
Transport Committee
Irish Aviation regulators took action in 20 cases out of a total of 4,500 passenger complaints
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