“I went down hard, hit my head, ended up with a very bad black eye, a scraped face and a broken finger” 11:41, 29 Mar 2026Updated 11:43, 29 Mar 2026 Senator Frances Black in A&E after having “a really bad fall” before her charity gig(Image: Facebook) Senator and singer Frances Black was forced to cancel … Read more
South Dublin County Council (SDCC) has suspended three staff members after it received a complaint that the pitch in Tallaght Stadium was watered despite heavy rain, leading to Shamrock Rovers’ first home match of the season being called-off. The Tallaght Stadium is owned by SDCC, and Shamrock Rovers – the reigning League of Ireland champions … Read more
Sinead Cleary, ANP in Womens Health In this month’s Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) Talks Health Column, Sinéad Cleary Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Women’s Health at TUH outlines what every woman can do to eliminate Cervical Cancer in Ireland by 2040. In Ireland on average 292 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer annually and 90 women … Read more
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Anti-immigration activist Philip Dwyer avoids jail over altercation during election campaign The Journal Source link
Man with 61 previous convictions jailed for hijacking car while owner was vacuuming it The Journal Source link
(Left) Dr Laura O’Philbin, Research Policy Manager at the Alzheimer Society of Ireland, Right) Professor Sean Kennelly, consultant physician in geriatric and stroke medicine in Tallaght University Hospital “THIS event was inspired by a clear and growing need for trustworthy, accessible and evidence-backed information about brain health and dementia.” explains Dr. Laura O’Philbin, Research Policy … Read more
We need your help now Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open. You are visiting us because we have something you value. Independent, unbiased news that tells the truth. Advertising revenue goes some way to support our mission, but this year it has not been enough. If you’ve seen value in our reporting, … Read more
More than 2,100 applications have been received for 145 new cost-rental apartments charging rents of up to €1,875 per month in Tallaght, South Dublin. Delivered by Respond, the Approved Housing Body said the number of applications represents a “very high level of demand”. It added this demand is “in line with what we are seeing … Read more
A notice to terminate a tenancy issued by a landlord wishing to return from Australia has been deemed invalid as it did not comply with international law, alongside doubts over their intention to sell the property. A Residential Tenancies Board tribunal heard that Thara Sreedharan issued a notice of termination through her agent in October … Read more