34 m. ago Air India disaster: rescue teams with sniffer dogs search site of plane crash that killed more than 260 people

One of two black boxes is reportedly found, Indian PM Narendra Modi visits crash scene in Ahmedabad city

Events

2 h. ago Opinion: After Leas Cross and Aras Attracta, how are we still failing people in nursing homes?

There are many urgent lessons to be learned from RTÉ’s nursing home care exposé, writes Amanda Phelan.

Events

3 h. ago One in four single people seeking emergency accommodation are from direct provision, say homeless agencies

Meeting of high-level committee advising Government also hears of increase in number of people over 60 falling into homelessness

Politics

3 h. ago Justine McCarthy: Humanity might yet prove the species that was too stupid and greedy to save itself

In Ireland, we call it “mé féinism” - but now it’s everywhere. Could people power save us?

Politics

3 h. ago Flying Ryanair, smoking on holiday and other things I’ll keep doing even though I shouldn’t

TikTok is awash with people posting about ‘propaganda’ they ‘won’t fall for’ - but here’s my list of things I know I will fall for, time and time again

Politics

14 h. ago Survivor of Air India crash jumped out of emergency exit, police say

The aircraft came down in a residential area, crashing onto a medical college hostel outside the airport during lunch hour, in the world's worst aviation disaster in a decade. More than 290 people were killed in the crash.

Events

17 h. ago Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's faces

A data watchdog ruled that biometric data gathered through applications for the Public Services Card lacked clear legal basis and violated privacy laws.

Economics

20 h. ago Four people arrested after couple in their 60s assaulted during burglary in Dublin

The owner of the home, a man in his 60s, was removed from the scene to St Vincent's University Hospital for non-life threatening injuries.

Events

20 h. ago Penneys O’Connell St revamped in €5 million ‘commitment to bricks and mortar’

The store is one of the brand’s 10 busiest and employs 250 people

Economics

20 h. ago Penneys O’Connell Street revamped in €5 million ‘commitment to bricks and mortar’

The store is one of the brand’s 10 busiest and employs 250 people

Economics

20 h. ago Penneys O’Connell Street revamped in €5m ‘commitment to bricks and mortar’

The store is one of the brand’s 10 busiest and employs 250 people

Politics

22 h. ago PSNI condemn 'shameful arson attack' on leisure centre in Larne after third night of violence

Nine officers were injured and six people were arrested last night.

Events

22 h. ago Air India plane crash latest: 'It appears there are no survivors'

Rescue workers said that at least 30 to 35 bodies had been recovered from the site and that more people were trapped, according to Reuters

Events

25 h. ago 'A week ago we were safe in Ireland': Family at centre of Red Cow deportation speak out

A group of people deported last week spoke to The Journal about their anger and determination to return to Ireland.

Politics

36 h. ago Ireland battle but fall short against World No.1 Netherlands in close first encounter

Ireland battle but fall short against World No.1 Netherlands in close first encounter  Irish Examiner

Events

37 h. ago 'I was always with them': Man separated from family after deportation from Ireland to Nigeria

Rasheed Dimeji Ismail said the government is making himself and other asylum seekers a “scapegoat” following anti-immigration protests.

Politics

38 h. ago Oh honey! Donegal church closes after invasion of honey bees!

A Co Donegal church has been forced to close after an invasion of honey bees. Parish priest of St Columba’s… The post Oh honey! Donegal church closes after invasion of honey bees! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

39 h. ago The UK has finally struck a deal with the EU on managing its land border with Spain

The deal should ease the flow of people and goods over the Gibraltar-Spain border.

Politics

40 h. ago I went to talk to people in Ballymena, and was told to make myself 'scarce' or there'd be trouble

Some local people were reluctant to speak to The Journal, stating that they only speak to GB News.

Events

40 h. ago Ryanair breaks silence after family barred from boarding flight to Dublin under airline rules

Ryanair breaks silence after family barred from boarding flight to Dublin under airline rules  Irish Mirror

Society