Ex-2FM Presenter Sues RTÉ Over Bogus Self-Employment Claim ↗
Front page leadFormer 2FM presenter Keith Walsh has filed papers in the High Court, suing RTÉ for alleged bogus self-employment and unfair dismissal.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news, international events, and entertainment. Top stories include a legal dispute involving a former RTÉ presenter, a memorial in Waterford, and an EU referendum in Iceland. International news covers floods in Nepal-Tibet and a US…
Former 2FM presenter Keith Walsh has filed papers in the High Court, suing RTÉ for alleged bogus self-employment and unfair dismissal.
The death toll from floods in Nepal and Tibet has exceeded 600 as the search for survivors enters its fourth day.
A memorial is to be installed in Waterford to honour the victims of Bill Kenneally, acknowledging it as part of the city's history.
Iceland is holding a referendum, urging citizens to 'show up and vote' on whether to restart talks about joining the European Union.
Irish rowers Zoe Hyde and Margaret Cremen have secured a double sculls gold medal at the World Rowing Championships.
Donald Trump has announced an agreement for the US to gain control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil reserves.
A review explores whether the new boxing drama 'Fightland' is worth watching, alongside updates on the new season of 'Adults' and a Conan O'Brien quiz.
An analysis delves into the issues plaguing Irish greyhound racing, highlighting plummeting attendances and difficulties in identifying attendees and revenue sources.
Advice is offered on purchasing a used electric vehicle, aiming to alleviate concerns about driving range and practical considerations.
Following the death of country music icon Dolly Parton, there have been widespread tributes from across music, film, and politics, with an outpouring of affection from Irish singers, broadcasters, and fans.
A man in his 40s has been arrested after authorities seized approximately €190,000 worth of drugs, including crystal meth and oxycodone, in Tallaght.
A Fianna Fáil minister has 'categorically' disagreed with the British Prime Minister's stance on a potential border poll in Northern Ireland.
An article explores why international buyers are seeking out Ireland's grand estates, mentioning Mark Zuckerberg's ownership of a castle in Waterford.