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Fast Food Slow Pipes
Court action brought against Uisce Éireann plan to connect 'overloaded' water plant to Supermac's plaza
Were it to succeed, it could plunge developments across the country into doubt unless major improvements are made to Ireland’s sewerage infrastructure.
Friday
22 Aug 2025
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Premier League
Chelsea thump West Ham as Brazilian teenager Estevao stars after late call-up
Ghislaine Maxwell
Epstein accomplice told Justice Department she did not see Trump act in ‘inappropriate way’
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
Family in Ipas accommodation face transfer from Dublin to the other side of the country
Victorious Festival
Music festival denies cutting off The Mary Wallopers due to displaying Palestine flag on stage
Analysis
Fianna Fáilers want to offer something different to FG, SF and the Left, but Bertie's not the answer
Cobalt affair
What happened at the meeting between the alleged 'Cobalt' politician and garda detectives
A document, obtained by The Journal and verified by a number of sources familiar with the case, outlines how events unfolded.
Dublin City Council
Three hundred warning letters issued over alleged unauthorised short-term rentals in Dublin
gaza famine
'It is now the time for action': President Higgins calls on EU states to respond to Gaza famine
full occupation
Israel threatens to destroy Gaza City as Hamas calls for 'immediate action by UN to stop the war'
john bolton
FBI raids home of fierce Trump critic who previously served as his national security adviser
FactCheck
FactFind: What is the Disability Green Paper haunting Heather Humphreys’ presidential run?
Bottoms Up
Are boozy 'bottomless brunches' breaking the law? Academics say they may be
Unlimited mimosas and bottomless prosecco may be illegal in Ireland, according to TUS academics.
Safety
6 foot 5 Justice Minister says he feels safe walking around Dublin 'any time of the day or night'
Education
Leaving Cert: 'Small decrease' in grade inflation as over 65,000 students get their results
Gaza
Man-made famine declared in Gaza City
An expert UN committee said the famine is “entirely man-made”.
strike action
Helen McEntee 'doesn't want to see' secretaries and caretakers strike before schools reopen
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