Bomb Squad Responds to Suspicious Package at Shannon Airport ↗
Front page leadAn investigation is underway after the Defence Forces' bomb disposal squad responded to a suspicious package sent to US Customs at Shannon Airport.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie highlights a significant security incident at Shannon Airport involving the bomb squad responding to a suspicious package. Other top stories include reflections on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, a promise of economic aid from Donald Trump if Republicans win the…
An investigation is underway after the Defence Forces' bomb disposal squad responded to a suspicious package sent to US Customs at Shannon Airport.
Personal accounts and reflections mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, with one contributor recalling seeing the towers engulfed in flames.
Donald Trump has pledged to give every adult American $5,000 if the Republican party secures victory in the upcoming midterm elections.
Tracker and variable mortgage holders are anticipating interest rate increases as the European Central Bank is expected to announce a decision on rates today.
A new book delves into the memories and experiences of Dublin City in the 1980s, capturing the essence of the era through personal stories.
Copernicus has reported that the past August was the hottest on record globally, indicating a significant trend in climate change.
The Journal is seeking to hear from individuals who are in the process of buying their first home in Ireland.
At least five people have died and 86 are missing following a fire that broke out on a ferry in the Philippines.
The latest sports news includes coverage of the Irish Open golf tournament, the Manchester derby, and the return of the NFL.
Medical professionals discuss their role in preventing suicide, emphasizing that while they cannot predict it, they can implement preventive measures.
A survey indicates that most children and nearly half of parents believe online safety education is preferable to internet bans.
A former Ryanair pilot faces charges related to a drug seizure, claiming the substances were 'agricultural goods'.
Funeral details have been announced for an Irish woman who tragically died alongside her husband while on holiday in Spain.
The GAA president has publicly addressed comments made following the resignation of Mary McAleese, calling them 'regrettable' and 'offensive'.
The new CEO of Apple has revealed the company's first foldable iPhone model.
A contract has been awarded for the development of the long-awaited Dublin Family Court Complex.
Following a fatal incident in Leopardstown last month, two additional arrests have been made.
A human rights organization has inquired with Dublin City Council about its decision to refuse permission for a Trump protest poster.
Food safety authorities have recalled two brands of taco mayonnaise due to concerns about spoilage.