Garda investigation under way after woman spits on Israeli man in Dublin hotel bar
The incident occurred in Hardy’s Bar in Dún Laoghaire yesterday evening.
Ukrainian refugees leave Dublin city accommodation after being given just 36 hours’ notice
The Department of Integration says it was denied a deadline extension from the building provider.
Trial of Jeffrey Donaldson and wife over alleged historical sex offences to be delayed
Judge Paul Ramsey granted an adjournment application on medical grounds after being told Eleanor Donaldson is currently “unfit to stand trial”.
Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two women stabbed in Co Down
The PSNI received a report this morning that a man armed with two knives was attacking two women inside a property on Stream Street in Downpatrick.
Victim’s death almost 26 years after Columbine school shooting is ruled homicide
The death of Anne Marie Hochhalter from sepsis raised the toll of the deadly spree to 14.
Training day: Why Irish soldiers spent 72 hours sleeping out in the Wicklow Mountains this week
The Journal spent the day yesterday with the Artillery Corps as they trained four trainee gun teams in “quick action” tactics on how to avoid that incoming fire.
Enoch Burke’s family forcibly removed from St Patrick’s Day event in Washington DC
The family did not have tickets to the event and attempted to disrupt the speeches.
Trump’s US-Ireland trade deficit obsession is part of a wider battle, but how hurt could Ireland get?
This obsession seems to ignore the difference between goods and services.
