Colin Sheridan: What happened to Jason Arday is the warning Ireland has received in time
Jason Arday never worked in an Irish university. His extraordinary rise and tragic fall belonged to Britain. Yet…
‘I thought this was a cost-of-living protest’: Migrants and chemtrails criticised at Dublin protest
A group of around 100 protesters who gathered on O’Connell Street for what was billed as a cost-of-living…
Gareth O’Callaghan: Is racism becoming more accepted in Ireland?
Am I racist? It’s a genuine question — surprising, but genuine. In fact, I can’t ever recall asking the…
Kelly Earley: There are dog whistles behind conversations about ‘raw’ milk – The Journal
Kelly Earley: There are dog whistles behind conversations about ‘raw’ milk The JournalTD wants raw milk to be sold…
Ireland can use its EU presidency to fight extreme far-right influence
The EU can be instrumental in the fight against extreme far-right influences, hatred, and racism, and the Irish…
The ‘banned’ Armie Hammer film promoted by Musk that turns anti-immigrant violence into culture
We need your help now Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open. You are visiting us…
‘Systemic racism’ claims identified in buried reef authority review
An independent review into the agency tasked with protecting the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef revealed staff were…
Yves Sakila: Wife of pastor who was knocked down retracts part of her statement to gardaí
The wife of a pastor who was knocked down during an incident involving Yves Sakila on the day…
‘He fell through every crack possible’: Family speak out after Yves Sakila’s death
Angel Issemezey Anzibi, the only mother Yves Sakila really knew, has described the unimaginable pain of entering the…
George Floyd comparisons around Yves Sakila’s death went viral and came from unexpected places
We need your help now Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open. You are visiting us…
Emer O’Neill: I was born here. I represented Ireland — when will I be Irish enough for the racists?
Thursday, May 21, 2026, is a day many people in Ireland will not forget. Outside the Dáil, hundreds…
Kieran Connell: Ireland has a long multicultural history. It’s time to tell that story
Most people reading this will know someone who has left Ireland. Many will have done so themselves. Some…