New govt jet may struggle to land in fog because state requested Israeli system not be included

Multiple sources have confirmed to The Journal that a piece of equipment used to help land in fog or other inclement conditions was not included in the plane.

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Ireland appoints three new defence attachés to work in London, Paris and Washington DC missions

The Journal understands that a selection process was held recently by the Irish Defence Forces and that the officers, understood to be of Colonel rank, have been selected.

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Garda wins case against An Garda Síochána because it ignored her work-related stress injury

The case centres around garda managements failure to help a serving garda who reported that she was suffering mental health problems due to her work.

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Inside the pro cycling team using Formula One science to transform the sport

The 42 travelled to meet engineers and sports scientists inside Red Bull Bora Hansgrohe as they battled to a podium place at the Tour de France.

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Garda probe into Glen Hansard death will retrace route he took and prepare file for coroner

Gardaí will seek CCTV and interview witnesses as they investigate the death of the musician.

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Government clears next hurdle in €300m+ plan to purchase military radar systems from France

The Minister for Defence, Helen McEntee TD, has today confirmed the approval of the next phase of the Military Radar Programme.

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Garda watchdog finds no wrongdoing by gardaí who responded to Carlow shopping mall shooting

On 1 June 2025 Evan Fitzgerald discharged a number of shots inside the Fairgreen Shopping Centre.

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Gardaí believe man missing for over five weeks was stabbed and his body hidden by his attacker

The victim, Charlie ‘Lachy’ Clarke (67), was last seen in June by his family. One man has been arrested.

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Le Tour de France in Paris: A circus of cheering fans on the slopes of Montmartre

The 42 was with the fans at Montmartre as Tadej Pogacar sealed his historic fifth victory in the Tour de France.

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Drug-smuggling ship MV Matthew finally leaves Cork Harbour to head to Dutch scrapyard

The cargo vessel at the centre of Ireland’s largest-ever cocaine seizure has been berthed in Cork Harbour since September 2023.

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The drug-smuggling ship MV Matthew is finally leaving Cork today and heading for a Dutch scrapyard

The cargo vessel at the centre of Ireland’s largest-ever cocaine seizure has remained berthed in Cork Harbour since September 2023.

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Eleven 'military grade' guns seized by gardaí in raids across Kildare and Laois

Two men, both aged in their 40s, were arrested and are detained at stations in the Midlands under anti-gangland legislation.

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Patrick O'Donovan flown back to Ireland on government jet after becoming unwell in Belgium

The media minister was hospitalised in Brussels on Tuesday.

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Paperwork problems mean a Garda helicopter built in 2024 still hasn't been delivered

The two current Garda helicopters date back to 2007 and 2001 and are due to be replaced.

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Warship moves to waters off Cork as French police join gardaí in land-based security operation

The security operation in Cork will continue until Friday afternoon.

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Garda acquitted of assaulting teenager who was armed with knuckleduster at large-scale fight

The teenager said he had the knuckleduster with him because of “all stuff going on with migrants, Dublin isn’t safe”.

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Garda Commissioner pledges 'robust enforcement action' if protesters try to disrupt EU Presidency

Commissioner Justin Kelly said the EU Presidency will be the biggest security operation in the history of the State.

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Gardaí investigate alleged assault of referee and teenage boy at sports event in Clare

The incident happened on Monday night at 8.40pm during an under 15s boys sports event.

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Garda Commissioner says there will be enough gardaí for EU events despite industrial relations row

The row centres around the payment of allowances or a set rate for expenses for the gardaí when they travel from their stations.

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French air defence warship takes up position to protect Dublin during EU Presidency events

The ship arrived over the weekend.

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Man accused of murder of his former wife at Galway IPAS centre found dead in prison

Ali Sohrabi, 35, of no fixed abode had been on remand for the murder of Masoumeh Jafri Manojan.

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Crunch talks over what foreign soldiers can do on Irish soil and at sea during EU Presidency

The Journal has learned that a high level meeting took place in recent days between senior security officials from government departments, the Irish Defence Forces and An Garda Síochána.

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Judge tells accused in online harassment case that she is 'truly horrified' by his actions

Judge Sinéad Ní Chulacháin made the comments as she sentenced disgruntled golfer Niall Barry from Wicklow who led a campaign of online harassment against the manager of his former club.

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Bikegate: Internal documents back up claim there was 'no warrant' to search farmer's land

TD Alan Kelly has called for a public inquiry into the case, which he says has cost the State some €400,000.

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Why have solicitors taken industrial action against a government plan to reform legal aid?

The action is affecting the courts this week.

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Tributes paid to Noreen Daly who was found dead in Waterford, gardaí continue to question man

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses, in particular those who were in the Ardsallagh or Youghal Bridge areas in recent days.

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Lebanon war 'most important' issue for Iran in peace talks as Trump eyes Syria to target Hezbollah

In a press conference this morning Donald Trump criticised Israel and suggested that Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa could deal with the Hezbollah militia.

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