Data centre water use almost doubled during Ireland's hot summer ↗
Front page leadData centres in Ireland consumed over 514 million litres of water between May and July, with usage increasing during a period of drought and hosepipe bans.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic and international news, with top stories focusing on Ireland's data center water usage, the Taoiseach's upcoming meeting on Ukraine aid, and a visit from the Northern Ireland Secretary. Other prominent stories include consumer complaints…
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Taoiseach to join Ukraine aid meeting ↗
The Taoiseach will attend a 'Coalition of the Willing' meeting as Ukraine celebrates its independence day, coinciding with the EU's release of additional military aid.
Northern Ireland Secretary to visit Dublin ↗
Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant is making his first official visit to Dublin, an event of significant political interest for Ireland.
Right to repair used products ↗
Consumers now have a legal right to repair their used products, a significant development for consumer rights.
Rents continue to rise despite new rules ↗
A new report indicates that rental prices are still increasing, although the rate of escalation has slowed since new regulations were introduced.
Rathwood most complained-about business ↗
According to a CCPC report, Rathwood has received the highest number of consumer complaints so far this year.
New Zealand bans under-16s from social media ↗
New Zealand has become the latest country to enact legislation preventing individuals under 16 from using social media platforms.
Car theft gangs on motorways ↗
The issue of young car theft gangs speeding on motorways, often posting footage online, is under scrutiny following a fatal crash.
Tusla involved with boys from fatal crash ↗
A national review is underway after Tusla confirmed contact with the three boys involved in the fatal M9 crash.
TikTok car theft videos and police pursuits ↗
Gardaí are responding to a surge in car thefts, with drivers posting footage of stolen cars and police pursuits on TikTok for 'social media likes'.
Behind the scenes of The Traitors Ireland ↗
A behind-the-scenes look at what to expect from the second season of 'The Traitors Ireland'.
Four derelict buildings councils want to CPO ↗
An article highlights four derelict buildings across Ireland that local councils have requested compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) for in July.
Money Diaries: Back to school spending ↗
A 'Money Diaries' entry discussing spending habits as the summer ends and the back-to-school period begins.
Voices: Transparency needed in Ireland's drug reimbursement ↗
Dr. Suzanne Crowe argues for greater transparency in Ireland's drug reimbursement process, particularly for conditions like Friedreich's ataxia.
Opinion: Why I've never got on a motorbike ↗
Paddy Comyn shares his personal perspective on why he has never ridden a motorbike and observes its growing popularity among men his age.
Opinion: My life with alopecia ↗
Chloe Dinneen shares her personal experience of living with alopecia and her attempts to find remedies.
Can HSE's Get Active programme improve fitness? ↗
Stephen O'Rourke evaluates the potential effectiveness of the HSE's new Get Active programme in improving public fitness levels.
Ireland's sportswomen are leading from the front ↗
Lise Hand discusses how Irish sportswomen are increasingly taking leading roles and achieving prominence in the sporting world.
Opinion: Down with school uniforms ↗
Niamh O'Reilly argues against school uniforms, advocating for children to be allowed to dress as children.
The real trauma suffered by sulky racing horses ↗
Suzi Walsh details the suffering experienced by horses involved in sulky racing.
Liverpool rescue draw with late Szoboszlai penalty ↗
Dominik Szoboszlai scored a late penalty to secure a draw for Liverpool against Newcastle.
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