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The front page of TheJournal.ie highlights a mix of domestic Irish news, including car theft gangs in Dublin, a funeral in Donegal, and issues faced by the homeless. It also features international news such as an earthquake in Indonesia and the Taliban's anniversary in Afghanistan, alongside a…
Gardaí are dealing with nightly incidents of teenage boys stealing cars and uploading videos of their exploits to TikTok, with footage showing them driving at high speeds in Dublin.
A significant 7.7 magnitude earthquake has struck Indonesia, resulting in at least 20 fatalities and prompting thousands to flee their homes.
This story details the challenges faced by Dublin's homeless population as they endure extreme heat, seeking shelter and coping with the conditions.
The funeral for beloved GAA star James McHugh and his wife Noreen will be held today in Kilcar, County Donegal.
Advice is provided on how consumers in Ireland can navigate and avoid EU customs charges that are negatively impacting online shoppers.
A review of the series 'The Shards' assesses its watchability and provides an opinion on whether it is worth the viewer's time.
The Taliban is marking five years in power in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of US forces, as reported from Kabul.
This year, more than 3,000 women have experienced delays of over ten days in receiving urgent appointments for breast cancer treatment.
Fans of singer Bonnie Tyler are expected to gather in Mumbles, Wales, as her coffin is brought to her former home.
Millions across Ireland and parts of Europe witnessed a solar eclipse, with clear skies in Ireland offering exceptional viewing opportunities.
US President Trump has downplayed concerns regarding a 250-day deployment of a US aircraft carrier, stating it is 'not nearly enough'.
Jason Arday, who stepped down from his role at Cambridge University following plagiarism allegations, has been found deceased in south London.
Kate O'Connor has achieved a personal best in the 200m race, keeping her in contention for a medal in the heptathlon.
