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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into new synthetic drugs in Ireland, the charging of Daniel Kinahan with directing a criminal organization, and a major earthquake in Colombia. Other prominent stories cover…
An investigation into new synthetic drugs highlights the need for fresh detection methods, with a pilot early warning system already in operation and a senior consultant recommending a specialist report to the Minister on Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPS).
Daniel Kinahan has been charged with directing a criminal organisation, with an explainer detailing the implications of such a charge.
A powerful earthquake in Colombia has killed at least 111 people, prompting the president to declare an emergency as search and rescue efforts are underway.
Applications are being accepted for 40 one-bedroom apartments in Stillorgan, South Dublin, priced from €255,000, described as 'affordable'.
Russian attacks across Ukraine overnight have resulted in at least nine deaths and dozens of injuries.
US media reports indicate that Donald Trump was secretly moved to a different plane via a catering truck due to an Iran threat.
James McClean and Derry City are reportedly set to part ways, marking an abrupt end to the star's homecoming in the League of Ireland.
UK police are investigating a suspect connected to the murder of Ann Widdecombe over an alleged arson attack targeting Nigel Farage.
A pictorial feature showcases the All-Ireland camogie champions bringing the O'Duffy Cup back to Cork.
An investigation reveals that data centres consumed nearly a billion litres of water last year, with another industry using even more.
Staff at Oberstown Children Detention Campus are set to participate in a work stoppage following a breakdown in talks.
Construction is scheduled to commence within weeks on Dublin's new five-storey City Library in the Parnell Square Cultural Quarter.
A former gang leader is on trial, accused of ordering the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur.
