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March
March 2024
Former president Mary McAleese calls for double Yes vote in referendums
Asylum seekers on Dublin streets call for help as snow collapses tents, leaving them soaked and freezing
The Irish Refugee Council has said that the Government response to the issue on Mount Street has been ‘inadequate’.
Snow joke - O'Shea unveiling postponed with several LOI games called off
Gardaí seize items after League of Ireland player allegedly asked to participate in spot fixing
Man and woman die after three-vehicle collision in Belfast last night
Brian Kerr returns to FAI as he joins John O'Shea's coaching staff
Heavy snowfall causing train cancellations, school closures and abandoned cars
Temperatures will drop as low as -1 degree tonight with some frost and icy patches possible.
Tánaiste blames Israeli occupation for humanitarian crisis in Gaza as EU commits to funding UNRWA
Martin holds 'positive' meeting with RTÉ board as new CFO announced and another member leaves
Poll: Would you use a drone food delivery service?
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
In pictures: Surprise snow blankets Ireland on first official day of spring
There are some stunning images of the snow around the country.
Met Éireann: If we had a crystal ball then maybe it would have been an orange warning
Ireland's troops are leaving the Golan - we may see a move to smaller 'more impactful' missions
News Correspondent Niall O’Connor spoke to Major General Adrian Ó Murchú in Syria about the future of peacekeeping.
Catherine Martin expected to meet RTÉ board today for first time since chair resigned
Tour operators ordered to pay €7.3 million over deadly 2019 eruption of New Zealand's White Island
Maximum validity of prescriptions extended to one year, as govt aims to reduce pressure on GPs
Drone food delivery firm says it plans to address noise complaints as it starts D15 deliveries
New national plan to manage and prevent waste in Ireland to be launched today
Up to 8 former Irish MEPs taking legal action against European Parliament over cuts to their pensions
The Journal contacted all MEPs who have previously been identified as recipients of the fund.
February
February 2024
President Higgins 'in excellent spirits', will remain in hospital overnight
New novel from acclaimed Irish author Sally Rooney to be published in September
Dublin Zoo announce the death of 'iconic' 45-year-old orangutan Sibu
Commissioner says gardaí continuing to investigate arson attacks
Lawyers for No group label referendum proposal as ‘unclear’ and ‘toothless’
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Fianna Fáil adds senators Chambers and Blaney to 'ambitious' Midlands-North West ticket
Over 100 people killed as Israeli soldiers fire on Gazans rushing to aid trucks, health ministry says
Witnesses said Israeli soldiers opened fire as people pulled flour and canned goods off trucks.
Israeli officials have denied blocking supplies.
The reported attack comes as aid agencies intensified warnings over Gaza's humanitarian situation, with famine threatening.
Builder gets injunction against protesters blocking site for emergency Ukrainian accommodation
Man charged with murder of father who was found dead in Dublin home on Tuesday
Department officials set to discuss age assessment process for unaccompanied minors, PAC hears
Man arrested after €612,000 worth of cannabis found in carry-on bag at Dublin Airport
'Unjust' detention for Irish anti-corruption activist in Iraq ends after charges dropped
'I hated every second of my civilian job': Irish troops on what it's like to work on the Golan
Niall O’Connor reports from the Golan Heights, where Irish troops have been receiving their service medals today.
Golden handshakes: How common are the big exit packages we're seeing in the news?
IFI welcomes fine imposed on Irish Water for chemical discharges that killed 2,000 fish
Tusla has cut ties with two for-profit agencies housing vulnerable children following audit