Concerns over supporting data centres scrubbed from government report ↗
Front page leadSeveral aspects of a government report that questioned continued investment in data centres were removed from the final public version.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns over government reports on data centers, Fifa's apology for World Cup plans, and the funeral details of actress Brenda Fricker. There is also coverage of Irish wildfires, water usage by…
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Fifa board issues apology for World Cup sell-off plan ↗
The Fifa board has issued an apology for a World Cup sell-off plan but stated that they have full support for Infantino.
Iran says Strait of Hormuz plan at 'final stage' ↗
Iran has announced that its plan regarding the Strait of Hormuz is in its final stages, contingent on the US ending its blockade.
Funeral of Oscar-winning actress Brenda Fricker to be held in Dublin ↗
The funeral service for the acclaimed Oscar-winning Irish actress Brenda Fricker will take place in Dublin today.
'I haven't lost since 2011': Sheaf-thrower's success ↗
The article explores the driving force behind the most successful sheaf-thrower in Cahersiveen, who has not lost a competition since 2011.
Hamilton star Leslie Odom Jr announces solo show in Dublin and Belfast ↗
Hamilton actor Leslie Odom Jr. has announced that he will be performing a solo show in both Dublin and Belfast.
Russia shoots down 605 Ukrainian drones overnight ↗
Russia claims to have shot down 605 Ukrainian drones during the overnight period.
Best photos of the sun taken by scientists ↗
A collection of the best photographs of the sun ever captured by scientists has been presented.
Galway-Cork camogie decider and Aaron McKenna world title bid ↗
The sports news highlights an upcoming camogie match between Galway and Cork, and Aaron McKenna's attempt to win a world championship.
Man accused of killing Scottish aid worker in Athens ↗
A man accused of murdering a Scottish aid worker in Athens is expected to appear back in Greek court.
After the crash: Fingleton's death does not close the book on banking crisis ↗
The death of Michael Fingleton is discussed in relation to Ireland's past banking crisis, suggesting the issues are not fully resolved.
Ireland has high rates of wildfire overlap with protected sites ↗
An investigation reveals that Ireland has one of the highest rates in Europe for wildfires occurring within protected nature sites.
Data centres used nearly a billion litres of water last year ↗
Data centres consumed almost one billion litres of water in the past year, though another industry used significantly more.
Thousands of nitrous oxide canisters at waste facilities ↗
Waste facilities are receiving thousands of nitrous oxide canisters, with warnings issued about potential explosions.
Suicide forum facilitating deaths of vulnerable people ↗
An investigative piece highlights a suicide forum that is reportedly facilitating the deaths of vulnerable individuals in Ireland.
Speeding prosecutions never reach conviction ↗
The article examines how thousands of speeding prosecutions in Irish courts fail to result in convictions.
Older people fight to stay out of nursing homes ↗
Elderly individuals are actively trying to avoid entering nursing homes as legal costs associated with care continue to escalate.
Motorcyclist killed in collision in Co Cork ↗
A motorcyclist has died following a collision with a van in County Cork.
'We are not being exploited': Chinese restaurant staff defend employer ↗
Staff at a Chinese restaurant have spoken out to defend their employer against accusations of exploitation, in relation to overcrowded housing in Dublin.
Over 70 homes to lose water supply upkeep after fee hike row ↗
More than 70 homes in a Waterford housing estate are set to lose their water supply maintenance as the company withdraws services due to a fee dispute.
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