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The front page of TheJournal.ie features several prominent stories, with a significant focus on political and societal issues in Ireland. A top story details Donald Trump's intervention in the discussion around a united Ireland during his visit. Other domestic news includes protests in Dublin…
Donald Trump's intervention in the discussion of a united Ireland and the reactions it caused during his visit to Dublin were the main talking points of his quick stopover in the Phoenix Park.
Donald Trump made a brief political tour in Dublin before heading to play golf in Doonbeg, with reports detailing his low profile during the visit.
Thousands of people took to the streets of Dublin to protest against what they termed a 'warmonger'.
Thomas Duffy argues that farmers are facing challenges in growing crops like carrots, suggesting that blaming cows is not the solution.
Dr Catherine Conlon discusses the importance of preserving rural pubs in Ireland, but emphasizes that the motivation should not be to support the alcohol industry.
Paul O'Donoghue advises that individuals should prioritize sorting out their basic finance essentials before considering Ireland's new investment scheme.
The past political week in Ireland was dominated by party think-ins, Donald Trump's visit, and budget negotiations, according to analysis by Christina Finn and Jane Matthews.
Readers share their experiences of the reality of buying a home in 2026, describing how bidding wars, rising budgets, and life put on hold are common.
Shane Lowry is leading the Irish Open after a strong performance on Saturday evening at Doonbeg, aiming to win his home open for the first time since 2009.
Elena Rybakina has won her first US Open title, defeating Aryna Sabalenka in the final.
Irish athlete Mark English has won his heat to qualify for the 800m final at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship.
Voting has commenced in Sweden's highly competitive election, with the far-right party aiming to gain a significant role in the government.
The Burke family is increasing their online content production, but the author questions who their target audience might be.
The band Oasis has shared a cryptic clue that suggests they might be performing at Slane next year.
A brief overview of what viewers need to know about the second season of the series 'The Paper'.
Reflections on the 9/11 attacks, 25 years later, including personal accounts and the impact of the event.
Dr Stephen McWilliams discusses the challenges doctors face in predicting suicide and emphasizes the importance of prevention strategies.
Suzi Walsh discusses the suffering and trauma experienced by horses involved in sulky racing.
Ranae v shares ten surprising traits of ADHD that became apparent after receiving a diagnosis.
