Sinn Féin to publish policy on ‘accessible and affordable childcare’ in coming weeks
The Journal spoke to TD Claire Kerrane this week after she was named Sinn Féin’s new spokesperson for children and integration.
Irish novelist Edna O’Brien dies aged 93
The Co Clare native had written a number of novels, poems, short stories and plays across her career.
Ireland women’s 7s suffer defeat to Great Britain on Olympic debut
Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe scored two tries but they weren’t enough at Stade de France.
PSNI appealing for information after officer was driven at in Ardboe, Co Tyrone yesterday
Chief Inspector Daniel Philips said that assaults on officers should not be tolerated as being “part of the job”.
Rhys McClenaghan posts joint-highest score of day to reach Olympic final
The two-time world champion will compete for a medal for Ireland next Saturday.
Olympics Daily with Cooney and O’Carroll: Episode 4
A rainy day befell Paris on what should have been the most glamorous event of the year for this cycle of Olympians. The Opening Ceremony, conducted down the river Seine, Continue Reading
Quiz: How much do you know about Sinéad O’Connor?
O’Connor is remembered as one of the greats of Irish music.
Community gathers to pay respects to 11-year-old Clodagh Phelan after tragic death in Spain
Clodagh is lying in repose at her home in Newbawn in Rathdrum until 8pm today.
