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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to Ireland and the resulting accommodation scramble, a death in Dublin's Wheatfield Prison, and the success of Irish athlete Rhasidat Adeleke at the…
US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to Ireland in September is causing a hotel booking frenzy in Clare and the mid-west, as his team struggles to secure accommodation for his stay in Dublin and Doonbeg.
Nigel Farage has won his seat in Clacton but did not attend the vote count, citing a 'credible threat'. The report notes polls closed in the byelection.
The waiting time for children's outpatient spinal appointments has decreased to under four months, addressing concerns about scoliosis treatment.
JD Vance stated that the top US war priority is now focused on lowering fuel prices rather than Iran's nuclear program.
Irish athlete Rhasidat Adeleke has secured a silver medal in the 200m race at the European Athletics Championships.
An inmate has died following an assault within Dublin's Wheatfield Prison.
Shamrock Rovers have been eliminated from the Europa League after a poor first-half performance in Albania.
At least four people have died and thousands are stranded due to unprecedented heavy rainfall in the Chiba region of Japan.
A poll asks readers for their opinions on the Netflix series 'The Last House'.
Clear skies in Ireland allowed for stunning views of a rare solar eclipse, with millions witnessing the event.
The cost for retrieving scrambler vehicles seized by gardaí is set to double starting today.
A review discusses the series 'The Shards' and assesses whether it is worth watching.
An opinion piece discusses potential future political ambitions for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, questioning whether she should aim for the Senate or the White House.
Large fires are tearing through homes in England, creating 'apocalyptic scenes' in the West Midlands.
