The OPW has spent over €13m on the design and consultation of a controversial flood defence project in Cork since 2017. A final design for the project has still not been decided. Read more: jrnl.ie/6654529t

Labour have called on the government to address the failure to deliver a flood relief scheme in Cork City. It follows our investigation which found the OPW has spent over €13m on a controversial flood defence project. jrnl.ie/6661784t

A series of unusual planning objections to veterinary practices has raised questions about who is doing them – and why. Our team reviewed objections for veterinary practices over the past seven years and found a pattern of objections to new practices. jrnl.ie/6681377t

Coming just after midnight, a new investigation into transgender healthcare in Ireland. Transgender people have spoken out about their traumatic experiences in approaches to their healthcare at the National Gender Service. Read the full story on thejournal.ie soon.

A new investigation has highlighted traumatic experiences and long wait times with the National Gender Service for transgender people seeking gender-affirming healthcare. Read the full story here: jrnl.ie/6690859

Transgender people have been asked about pornography and their sex lives when accessing healthcare from the National Gender Service. They said this experience was traumatic and upsetting. Experts said questions like these are “completely inappropriate”. jrnl.ie/6690859

In the second part of our investigative series on transgender healthcare in Ireland, we reveal how some transgender people are turning to DIY-healthcare due to a lack of trust in the National Gender Service. Read the full story just after midnight on thejournal.ie

A new investigation has highlighted how some transgender people are turning to DIY-healthcare due to a lack of trust in the National Gender Service. Read the full story here: jrnl.ie/6691757

Many transgender people told our team they are being forced to pursue gender-affirming healthcare outside of the official channels due to serious issues with the National Gender Service Self-medicating like this is known in the trans community as DIY HRT jrnl.ie/6691757

In the third and final part of our investigative series on transgender healthcare in Ireland, we reveal how transgender people moving to Ireland can’t continue the care they received abroad until they have been assessed. Coming just after midnight on thejournal.ie

Transgender people who have legally changed their gender and previously accessed healthcare in their home countries are required to join the years-long waiting list and be assessed again before continuing with their healthcare. jrnl.ie/6692742

An in-depth investigation from The Journal Investigates has been shortlisted for the prestigious 2025 Sigma Awards. The investigation revealed the huge quantities of carbon dioxide being released from data centre generators. jrnl.ie/6702548

The Minister for Health has said that transgender healthcare services in Ireland “are not meeting people’s needs". It follows our recent investigation which highlighted traumatic experiences with the National Gender Service. jrnl.ie/6704487

What role do Irish companies have in the US deportation industry? The Journal Investigates found airlines who run flights for ICE have links to several aircraft leasing companies in Ireland. Coming up just after midnight on thejournal.ie

Two Irish aircraft leasing companies are leasing planes to operators running deportation flights for ICE. Several other international companies with offices in Ireland also have links to these airlines operating deportation flights from the US. jrnl.ie/6704632

The Journal Investigates has received an incredible 7 nominations for this year's Justice Media Awards! Our colleagues TheJournal.ie have also been nominated for 10 awards. Congratulations to all those who have been nominated! jrnl.ie/6711820

Coming up just after midnight, Conor O'Carroll reports on an Irish-based aircraft leasing company buying cargo planes from an Israeli weapons supplier with close ties with the Israeli Defence Forces and the war in Gaza.

An Irish-based aircraft leasing company is to buy 20 new cargo planes from an Israeli aviation and defence company with ties to the war in Gaza. Israel Aerospace Industries, which is converting the plane, has close ties with the Israeli Defence Forces. jrnl.ie/6814840