Michelle O’Neill says coming weeks are ‘critical’ in efforts to restore Stormont
Sinn Féin’s vice president said a pragmatic approach was required by all political parties to ‘get down to business’.
Former Stardust boss accepts he was told ‘in no uncertain terms’ not to lock and chain doors
Eamon Butterly also told the inquest that he stands over his company’s malicious damage claim on the fire.
Further doubt cast over 25% childcare cost cut as Tánaiste fails to say if Govt will honour promise
The minister said last year that childcare fees would be reduced by 50% over the next two budgets.
‘Not the Britain I know’: Leo Varadkar was concerned by some of the language at the Tory conference
Kemi Badenoch, the UK’s Business Secretary, had suggested leaving the European Convention on Human Rights.
Poll: Should Ireland gradually increase the age at which cigarettes can be purchased?
British PM Rishi Sunak proposed a vote to gradually increase the legal smoking age to ban the sale for 14 year olds.
The Labour Party propose free full medical assessment for 18 year olds in their alternative budget
Labour say the measure could help detect individuals at risk of sudden arrhythmic death syndrome (SADS).
Eighth man to appear in court tomorrow in relation to €160 million cocaine haul
A total of seven men have appeared before several district courts charged in relation to what gardaí have labelled as Ireland’s largest ever drugs haul.
A city at war: Trauma, pride and a difficult defiance on the streets of Kyiv
The Journal sent news correspondent Niall O’Connor to Ukraine this week to hear from Ukrainians and Irish people living in Kyiv.
