Woman dies, girl critical after car and truck crash in Co Cavan ↗
Front page leadA woman in her 50s has died and a girl is in critical condition following a collision between a car and a truck in County Cavan, Ireland.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news and international stories. Top stories include a fatal car crash in Co. Cavan, an analysis of water usage by data centers, and a report on low US troop levels at Shannon Airport. Other prominent articles cover legal matters…
A woman in her 50s has died and a girl is in critical condition following a collision between a car and a truck in County Cavan, Ireland.
A timeline details the events surrounding an alleged rape case at University College Dublin, including court hearings and an arrest.
A law student has been charged with possession of explosives after a bag containing Semtex was found in their car.
An explainer details the implications of the government's report on Aughinish Alumina and what its future may hold.
An analysis explores the effectiveness of hosepipe bans in managing water resources, noting Ireland's current water deficit.
Shannon Airport is projected to experience its lowest annual level of US troops this century.
Financial literacy ambassadors have been appointed as progress is made on plans for an investment account.
Data centres consumed nearly one billion litres of water last year, with another industry using significantly more.
A 14-year-old girl, who was allegedly killed and dismembered by US singer D4vd, had an abortion, a court has been told.
Siptu workers at Ireland's largest dementia care facility, St Joseph's Centre, have announced a 72-hour strike.
A review assesses the new TV series 'Furious' starring Lola Petticrew, discussing whether it is worth watching.
An article examines how statistics are manipulated to promote the 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory.
Donald Trump made jokes about a third term, roadkill, and the press at the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner.
A personal reflection on the 50th birthday of the Golf GTI, highlighting its performance upgrades.
A DAFT.IE Property Magazine feature highlights a luxury home in Leopardstown, Ireland, listed for €950,000.
An explainer discusses the challenges facing the Irish language, particularly the lack of housing in Gaeltacht regions.
An opinion piece reflects on the shift in societal concerns, contrasting past themes like 'melting 99s' with current issues like forest fires.
Homes with A and B energy ratings on the BER scale achieve a price premium of almost €100,000.
Thousands of nitrous oxide canisters are being found at waste facilities, raising concerns about potential explosions.
An investigation reveals a suicide forum that is facilitating the deaths of vulnerable individuals in Ireland.
An investigative piece explores why thousands of speeding prosecutions in Irish courts fail to result in convictions.
Older individuals are actively trying to avoid entering nursing homes as legal costs associated with care soar.
The consequences of the Youghal Ironman event are examined, including an unpublished report and significant legal fees.
An article explains hypermobility and provides advice on how to manage the condition.
Larry Donnelly discusses the potential future of the Republican Party in the United States post-Donald Trump.
Dr Michael Crotty discusses the scientific advancements in weight loss treatments, moving beyond willpower.
Marion McKeone analyzes Lindsey Graham's political career, characterizing him as a survivor who followed power.
Lise Hand reflects on how 'silly season' in news cycles has evolved from quirky events to conspiracy theories.
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A poll asks readers for their opinions on the film or show 'Ride or Die'.
A curated list of the top 5 recommended shows or movies to watch this weekend.