IIreland Read More Ireland’s future energy needs must be met by renewables and nuclear – The Irish TimesApril 7, 2026 You never forget the taste of petrol. That repulsive tang as it hits your lips, when you’re sucking…
IIreland Read More Irish language and culture are back, but what does the island’s future look like?April 6, 2026 We need your help now Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open. You are visiting us…
HHealthcare Read More Editorial | Hong Kong’s world-first Alzheimer’s blood test will strengthen city’s healthcareApril 5, 2026 The number of people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia, has grown to more…
AArts and design Read More Making Peace With the Brutal Math of PhotographyApril 5, 2026 A camera projects an illusion of authority. It is easy to mistake the act of framing for the…
AArts and design Read More The Evolving Role of Technology vs Skill in Wildlife PhotographyApril 5, 2026 In the modern age of wildlife photography, I increasingly find myself reflecting on the balance between technological advancement…
AArtificial intelligence Read More Sheer prevalence of AI prose is giving rise to a new and extreme kind of suspicion – The Irish TimesApril 5, 2026 Earlier this month, Orbit Books, a US imprint of the Hachette publishing giant specialising in genre fiction, cancelled…
TTV Read More End-of-life planning: Why TV drama 'The Pitt' is sparking conversations about our future care – The JournalApril 4, 2026 End-of-life planning: Why TV drama ‘The Pitt’ is sparking conversations about our future care The JournalThe Pitt star breaks…
MMedication Read More The Ozempic age means super skinny is back in style – but did it ever really go out?April 3, 2026 New Zealand novelist Megan Nicol Reed examines the timeless pressure on women to be thin. You’re looking amazing,…
TTechnology Read More Xiaomi lifts handset prices as memory chip crunch ripples through supply chainApril 3, 2026 Xiaomi has raised prices on several smartphone models, joining a broader wave of increases across China’s handset makers…
TTechnology Read More Space watches, redefined for a new era of exploration, from Omega and moreApril 3, 2026 Any discussion of watches in space inevitably begins with Omega. The brand’s Speedmaster, launched in 1957 and one…
AArtificial intelligence Read More When AI works out how to write badly to convince us it’s human, the jig is up – The Irish TimesApril 2, 2026 It is a hard thing for a journalist to accept that artificial intelligence (AI) can do a better…
IIreland Read More Petrol and diesel hikes: Government pushes the same old fix in a worsening climate crisis – The JournalApril 1, 2026 Petrol and diesel hikes: Government pushes the same old fix in a worsening climate crisis The JournalEnergy crisis ‘probably…