TikTok accounts gain views with stolen cars and police chases ↗
Front page leadA network of TikTok accounts are reportedly showcasing videos that glorify joyriding and evading gardaí, gaining significant views.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news and international stories. Top domestic stories include a report on TikTok accounts glorifying car theft and police pursuits, and the Taoiseach paying tribute to a deceased councillor. International news covers a FIFA…
A network of TikTok accounts are reportedly showcasing videos that glorify joyriding and evading gardaí, gaining significant views.
A high-ranking FIFA executive has been dismissed after publicly criticizing Gianni Infantino's plans for the World Cup.
Actors portraying The Beatles have been photographed recreating the famous Abbey Road album cover in London.
More than 600 drones were reportedly launched towards the Moscow region overnight, with several individuals wounded.
A minister has stated that Ireland has not yet decided its position on proposed EU plans to limit vitamin dosages.
Pub chain Wetherspoons has implemented a new policy prohibiting customers from playing music out loud or taking calls on speaker.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a firearm was reportedly shot on a busy road in Limerick on Monday afternoon.
Meta Platforms is facing a trial where multiple US states accuse the company of designing its products to be addictive for children.
The Taoiseach has joined others in paying tribute following the death of Seamus Coyle, a Fianna Fáil councillor from Monaghan.
The state murder trial of Luigi Mangione has been postponed following a federal guilty plea.
A musical produced in the Gaeltacht region aims to bring the lives of seniors in Irish nursing homes into the spotlight.
A vigil was held in London's Trafalgar Square, attended by thousands, to commemorate Cambridge academic Jason Arday.
Donald Trump has reportedly threatened to bomb Oman if the country obstructs his plans for an Iran deal.
Authorities have stated there are no signs of foul play concerning the death of actress Hayden Panettiere.
Sources suggest a black BMW was driven the wrong way on the M9 multiple times before a fatal 3 am crash, possibly seeking a police chase.
There is shock in Carlow as a family involved in the M9 crash is reported to be in serious condition.
Irish TDs are urging a pharmaceutical company to cooperate with the HSE to ensure access to the drug Skyclarys.
DUP MP Jim Shannon is reportedly set to face criminal proceedings in relation to an alleged assault of a woman.
The teenage boys who tragically died in a crash on the M9 in Kildare have been identified.