EV charging issues in new housing estates ↗
Front page leadResidents in several Dublin housing estates are reporting difficulties in charging their electric vehicles, with concerns raised about a lack of infrastructure.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news and international stories. Top domestic stories include concerns over EV charger availability in new housing estates, preparations for Budget 2027, and tributes to a young boy who died in a crash. A significant portion of the…
Residents in several Dublin housing estates are reporting difficulties in charging their electric vehicles, with concerns raised about a lack of infrastructure.
Ballyhaunis GAA club is mourning the loss of a young boy who tragically died in a car accident while on his way home from training.
With Budget 2027 approaching, this article outlines the key details and expectations for the upcoming fiscal plans.
The haulage industry is considering a return to protests if fuel support measures are ended prematurely.
Republic of Ireland striker Troy Parrott scored his debut goal for Real Betis, securing a victory against Real Madrid.
A centenary commemoration is being held for the 48 victims of the Dromcollogher cinema fire, which occurred 100 years ago in Limerick.
A review of the documentary 'Death of the Pastor's Wife', offering insights into its watchability and content.
Envoys Jared Kushner and Eli Witkoff are traveling to Russia and Ukraine with a new plan to negotiate an end to the ongoing war.
Details surrounding Katie Taylor's upcoming farewell fight at Croke Park, including event logistics and related news.
A case of the bluetongue virus has been confirmed in a cattle herd in County Wexford, Ireland.
A column by Paddy Comyn argues that the cost of keeping driving cheap is higher than making public transport free.
The government has decided against imposing ethical limitations on investments within a new state savings scheme, despite potential concerns about weapons or fossil fuels.