Job offer scams targeting people in Ireland ↗
Front page leadFraudsters are increasingly targeting individuals in Ireland with fake job offers, with scam prevalence noted as above the European average.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a warning about job offer scams in Ireland, the rising cost of car ownership, a Revolut data breach, and coverage of a recent US President's visit to Ireland which dominated headlines. Other news…
Fraudsters are increasingly targeting individuals in Ireland with fake job offers, with scam prevalence noted as above the European average.
Many people in Ireland are not fully aware of the true costs associated with running a car.
Data belonging to about a dozen Irish Revolut customers is believed to have been compromised due to a fraudulent email.
The comedy horror film 'Widow's Bay' has achieved significant success at the Emmy Awards.
Emotional scenes unfolded at 'The Traitors Ireland' roundtable as contestants faced a tricky murder challenge.
Bob Mackie, a renowned US designer celebrated for his work in Hollywood glamour, has passed away at the age of 87.
A motion has been passed by the council urging the government to release burial records related to Bessborough.
Columnist Kelly Earley argues that despite perceptions, the setting of Carrigstown in Fair City cultivates genuine Irish talent.
The US President's visit to Ireland, initially planned for golf, was overshadowed by unexpected comments regarding Irish unity.
Thousands of people took to the streets in Dublin to protest against an individual described as a 'warmonger'.
The US President announced the removal of tariffs on Irish whiskey during a ceremony at the Irish Open.
Noel Gallagher has stated that new music from Oasis is unlikely, following an announcement for the Live 27 tour.
Rapper Macklemore has been removed from Ed Sheeran's US tour lineup following backlash over a pro-Palestine chant.
A murderer has been classified as unlawfully at large after failing to return to a Northern Ireland prison following a day release.
The US President has described fears surrounding Artificial Intelligence as a 'hoax', stating he is the only 'guardrail' needed.
Eurovision legend Johnny Logan delivered an emotional performance, including playing 'Hold Me Now' multiple times, for fans at Dalymount Park.
The housing committee of Dublin City Council has supported a motion to reverse recent rent increases.
A look at the most striking fashion choices from the Emmy Awards red carpet, featuring metallics, pastels, and creative ensembles.