A 31-YEAR-OLD MAN from Ireland has been charged in Wales with stealing a taxi and driving it the wrong way down a dual carriageway. Darragh O’Grady, of no fixed abode but from Ireland, has been ...

Dublin 3-26 Wexford 4-19 Paul Keane reports from Parnell Park BACK IN THE team and back amongst the goal-scorers, big John Hetherton proved the difference as Dublin scored a significant Leinster SHC ...

GARDAÍ HAVE BEEN told that they must source their own accommodation for the visit of Donald Trump to Clare despite hotel prices running well in excess of €1,000 for accommodation within driving ...

THE US SECRET Service has said it is aware that Iranian state media has aired a video which appears to threaten the life of Barron Trump, president Donald Trump’s youngest son. “The US Secret Service ...

THE CREATOR OF the beloved gritty crime drama Love/Hate is bringing another show to RTÉ, this one billed as a “darkly comedic drama”. Titled Tall Tales & Murder, screenwriter Stuart Carolan’s latest ...

JUSTICE MINISTER JIM O’Callaghan has said his department has identified about 1,000 children who are beyond the reach of youth diversion programmes. In a wide-ranging interview with The Journal’s ...

LAST UPDATE | 25 Aug CHINA HAS RESPONDED to the US threat to punish countries that have economic ties with Iran, saying it is opposed to “illegal unilateral sanctions”. On Monday, US Treasury ...

A TEENAGER HAS been arrested under the Terrorism Act after four viable explosive devices were found during a planned search of an address in Omagh, Co Tyrone this morning. A security alert in the town ...

TENS OF THOUSANDS of students looking to attend third-level institutions will receive an offer from the Central Applications Office (CAO) today. Over 95,000 people have applied to the CAO this year.

The HSE said it ‘took account of a substantially improved financial offer made in recent days by the company Biogen’.

THE GRASS IS still relatively green, the bars are empty and there isn’t a discarded tent or welly in sight at Stradbally Hall in Co Laois. That will all change in a matter of days. Preparations are ...

IRELAND WOULD BE better off creating its own fiscal rules to rein in spending instead of relying on the EU’s framework, which gives the government too much leeway, according to the Irish Fiscal ...