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The top news on TheJournal.ie includes stories on job hunting challenges for older individuals, Ukraine's defense relations with the US, a report on Ireland's home emissions falling due to a warmer winter, and a community safety plan for Dublin city center. Other prominent stories cover a fatal…
Many individuals over 40 are finding job hunting extremely difficult, with some readers suggesting they remove their date of birth from applications.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine received air-defence licenses during a meeting with Donald Trump at the White House.
Home emissions in Ireland decreased by 5% in the past year, attributed to a milder winter season.
Dublin city councils are surveying residents to create a comprehensive community safety plan for the entire city.
A ten-year-old girl, who died in a road crash in Cavan days after her mother passed away, has been identified.
An appeal by a former Defence Force member convicted of raping a fellow soldier has been unsuccessful, with the conviction upheld.
A lottery ticket worth €8.2 million has been sold at the Barack Obama Plaza in Moneygall.
A strong earthquake in Japan has resulted in at least 13 fatalities, with rescue efforts for survivors ongoing.
An opinion piece highlights the disparity between water usage by data centers and the pressure on the public to conserve water.
Shamrock Rovers has been eliminated from the Champions League following a defeat where their comeback effort fell short.
French President Macron referenced World War II while addressing the nation's battle against wildfires during a severe heatwave.