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The main stories on TheJournal.ie focus heavily on Irish sports and crime, with a prominent feature on boxer Katie Taylor's farewell fight and the tragic news of a young child's death in a hit-and-run. There's also coverage of political developments regarding carbon tax and Northern Ireland…
Irish boxing icon Katie Taylor concluded her illustrious career with a dominant performance in Croke Park, retiring as a three-time undisputed champion after 30 years in the sport.
A two-year-old boy has died following a hit-and-run incident involving a jeep in County Limerick, and he has been named locally.
Transport Minister Darragh O'Brien indicated that another delay to a carbon tax increase is 'on the table' for the upcoming budget.
A review by the Stormont Assembly reportedly found no relevant information regarding the conduct of Jeffrey Donaldson.
Participant Laura from 'The Traitors Ireland' discusses her experience and the 'mixed' reception she received, attributing it partly to her 'champagne' persona.
According to the White House, Trump envoys and Vladimir Putin engaged in discussions about 'substantive plans' to conclude the war in Ukraine.
A financial analyst provides advice to homeowners on how to navigate rising interest rates, following an ECB hike.
Authorities conducted a controlled explosion on a viable device in County Armagh.
An article about Glen Hansard led to an unexpected promise of €500,000 before the content vanished.
Civil servants have recommended increasing the PRSI benefits threshold for low-paid workers in Ireland.
