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The front page of TheJournal.ie highlights major domestic and international news. Top stories include ongoing forensic work to identify children's remains in Tuam, the Taoiseach's meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, and an incident at Edenderry Garda station involving seized vapes…
A new facility has opened, allowing investigators to begin the forensic examination of children's remains found at the former mother and baby home in Tuam, enabling their stories to be told.
The Taoiseach will meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Ukraine today, following a recent intensification of Russian strikes.
Edenderry Garda station has been closed after several gardaí became ill while handling seized vapes.
The United States has launched its 12th consecutive night of air strikes on Iran, while the UK withdraws its diplomatic staff.
This weekend's weather forecast indicates unsettled conditions, with a likelihood of rain and less sunshine.
An analysis details the sorry state of three derelict houses outside Blackrock, Cork, serving as an example of where compulsory sales should be used amidst the housing crisis.
A wildfire on a mountain in Tipperary has spread significantly through the forestry overnight.
A minister defends past comments suggesting avoidance of criminal legal work due to low pay.
Thousands of nitrous oxide canisters are being found at waste facilities, with warnings issued about potential explosions.
An investigation highlights a suicide forum that is facilitating the deaths of vulnerable individuals in Ireland.
A study suggests that weight loss medications and diabetes injections may be linked to an increased risk of hair loss.
A woman arrested in connection with an alleged deception at University College Dublin has been released without charge.
