No evidence to suggest foul play involved in death of Irish woman found on yacht in New York www.thejournal.ie/irish-woman-...

Just nine textbooks have been fully translated into Irish for Leaving Certificate students at Gaelcholáistí, who are relying on teachers to provide accurate notes and interpret chapters in real-time http://jrnl.ie/6778106t

*intake of breath* Ciaran Mullooly used AI to write a letter to Ursula von der Leyen about EU aid to Gaza, quoting Swedish House Mafia and including a story about a fake girl. *collapses* www.thejournal.ie/ciaran-mullo...

The vote has been pushed through with the government’s proposed reforms adopted. Opposition leaders are meeting now in response. They are expected to speak to media after. “It’s a disgrace,” one Opposition source said after the meeting ended.

Why did they give Storm Éowyn such a stupid name if they want us to be so scared of it.

The Dáil is back with a bang - and has been suspended not once, but twice already. That bang is a blazing row over speaking time, with Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy suspending the Dáil after 26 minutes into its return.

‘Put Verona in the seat. What’s the worst that can happen?’

Some people truly chicken fillet roll'd the tomato bridge thing to death.

Here at the RDS for @thejournal.ie on Day 2 of the election count for Dublin City constituencies. Catch updates here, on X and on our liveblog.

You can find me over on @thejournal.ie's election liveblog this evening where me and the team will be bringing you the latest and greatest coverage of the count. #ge24 #GeneralElection24 www.thejournal.ie/live-updates...

I am biased obvs but @thejournal.ie’s count centre is very handy and very addictive. Possibly because the first page feels like popping bubble wrap. You’ll find it in our app or here www.thejournal.ie/section/ge24/

Mary Lou McDonald told reporters, in a packed media scrum, that she doesn’t want to see “another five years of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil” in government, she added that she thinks it will be “a bad outcome for our society”. jrnl.ie/6558023

The Journal will be bringing you the latest election news and results from your constituency as they happen. Tap the General Election 2024 icon in our app, or visit www.thejournal.ie/section/ge24/

🗳️ RTÉ/The Irish Times/TG4/Trinity College Dublin Ipsos B&A #GE24 Exit Poll SF 21.1% FG 21% FF 19.1% SD 5.8% GP 4% Aontú 3.6% Sol-PBP 3.1% Ind Ire2.2% Ind 12.7% Other 1.9% 20% of 2nd-preference transfers go to FF or FG, with 17% to SF. Stay with @thejournal.ie for sharp analysis. jrnl.ie/6556927

Public expenditure minister Paschal Donohoe told the Fine Gael faithful in Trim, Meath this afternoon that he now wears trainers to work in order to keep up with Simon Harris, it seems like the only thing the Taoiseach can’t keep up with is the polls @thejournal.ie www.thejournal.ie/simon-harris...

Students in Dublin are asking voters to keep them in mind when voting on Friday, highlighting issues such as housing, emigration and job opportunities. The national union, the USI, is advocating for ‘Vote Left, Transfer Left’. @thejournal.ie

Analysis by @foeireland.bsky.social has found that the three leading parties fail when it comes to how progressive their climate policies are. While progress has been made, the group said, the proposals are 'weak'. Read more below on @thejournal.ie: www.thejournal.ie/three-leadin...

Latest IPSOS/B&A poll in @irishtimes.bsky.social shows Fine Gael at similar levels of support as when Leo Varadkar resigned, losing any bump recorded after Simon Harris took over as party leader. #GE24

A busy day of podcasting First up, The Explainer with @laurabyrne.bsky.social and @donnachadcu.bsky.social Then, The Candidate with @christinebohan.bsky.social @janematthews1.bsky.social @muirisocearbhaill.bsky.social and Christina ‘Not Here Yet’ Finn Listen now ✨ wherever you get your podcasts ✨

Anything to be said for another starter pack? Here's a list of our journalists, and we'll keep it updated as more join the platform. go.bsky.app/CyjRBBf

Would you like to see packaging like this in Ireland? A growing number of political parties are voicing support for the introduction of bilingual packaging. This cross-party promise is the result of the work of Cian Ward (28) who thought of the idea when living in Canada. jrnl.ie/6545417

All Rí Rá, no Ruaille Buaille says Simon Harris about the war of words between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil in the opening weeks of this general election. Read all and more of my coverage today on @thejournal.ie: www.thejournal.ie/simon-harris...