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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news and international events. Top stories include criticism of the RSA regarding driving test wait times after a fatal collision, the resumption of normal service at Dublin Airport following UK air traffic control issues, a legal…
Transport Minister Darragh O'Brien has criticized the Road Safety Authority (RSA) for not providing sufficient information following a fatal collision on the M9 motorway, while also highlighting concerns about driving test wait times.
Normal operations have been restored at Dublin Airport after a UK air traffic control issue caused significant disruption and 'upheaval' for travelers.
The Law Society has requested the minister consider an independent mediator to help resolve the ongoing strike by solicitors.
Oil prices have increased significantly after Iran announced it had struck 20 US vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
OpenAI has announced that its AI model successfully solved a complex mathematical problem, known as the Navier-Stokes problem, in approximately 88 hours.
President Connolly will represent Ireland at the funeral of King Harald in Norway.
The Cabinet will be presented with plans aimed at enhancing flood forecasting and warning systems.
Irish boxing icon Katie Taylor gave her final farewell to fans at Croke Park, with the event also featuring moments for a Dublin girl and historical context of Muhammad Ali's visit to Ireland.
A report highlights that Ireland's significant dependence on imported fruits and vegetables makes it vulnerable to climate change impacts.
A pilot reported seeing a large drone off the Irish coast while approaching Dublin Airport; the operator and intent remain unknown.
The latest tax defaulters' list reveals that a recruitment agency has been ordered to pay €4 million to Revenue.
The final phase of the state's 'bad bank', NAMA, included average exit payments of €147,000 per employee.
Troy Parrott scored the winning goal in his Champions League debut, helping Betis secure a victory.
