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The top stories on TheJournal.ie focus on the impending extradition of Daniel Kinahan from Dubai to Ireland, a serious collision in County Kerry, and a body found in a burning vehicle in County Armagh. International news includes demands from Iran for compensation for war damages in the Strait of…
A government jet has landed in Dubai, indicating that Daniel Kinahan is expected to be extradited to Ireland on Sunday, following his recent loss of an appeal against extradition.
The government jet assigned to transport Daniel Kinahan to Ireland has departed from Dubai, marking a significant step in his extradition process.
A man in his 20s has sustained serious injuries following a collision involving a bus and a car in County Kerry.
The body of a man has been discovered inside a vehicle that was on fire in County Armagh.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued a recall for more than 40 types of loose and prepacked salad products from Dunnes Stores due to a risk of Salmonella contamination.
Iran has stated its demands for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which include compensation for damages incurred during wartime.
Palestinian families displaced by the expansion of Israel's military buffer zone are waiting for a withdrawal that could allow them to return to their homes.
The first day of Colombia's new government was marked by bombing attacks that resulted in the death of one police officer.
A state of emergency has been declared in western Canada as a wildfire has forced the evacuation of 20,000 people.
An investigation has been launched following a 'near collision' incident involving two passenger aircraft at Sydney Airport.
This article explores the history and struggle for recognition of the bodhrán in Irish music, noting its exclusion from competition categories for the first 21 years of the Fleadh Cheoil.
An investigation reveals that Ireland experiences a high rate of wildfires overlapping with its protected nature sites, a concerning environmental issue.
An investigation into water usage in Ireland reveals that data centres consumed nearly one billion litres last year, though another industry was a larger consumer.
A significant number of nitrous oxide canisters are being disposed of at waste facilities, raising concerns and warnings about potential explosions.
An investigation uncovers a suicide forum that is actively facilitating the deaths of vulnerable individuals in Ireland.
This investigation examines why thousands of speeding prosecutions in Ireland fail to result in convictions within the Irish court system.
Elderly individuals in Ireland are actively seeking to avoid moving into nursing homes due to escalating legal costs associated with care.
