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The main stories on TheJournal.ie focus on Irish domestic issues including a potential investment tax change, a politician's assault, and local planning news. International news covers the conflict in Palestine, sports events, and celebrity music releases. A prominent story also discusses Donald…
The government is expected to face pressure to address an unpopular investment tax, known as 'deemed disposal', which is seen as a deterrent to Irish savers, in the upcoming budget.
Politician Michael Healy-Rae was reportedly 'a bit shaken up' after being released from a Dublin hospital following an assault.
Catherine Connolly attended a private dinner with King Charles during a visit to Scotland.
Manchester United surrendered a two-goal lead and experienced a collapse in the Carabao Cup match against Brighton.
Classic Hits Radio has decided to remove Ed Sheeran's music for the 'foreseeable future' following a dispute involving Macklemore.
A preview of upcoming football fixtures and the cycling World Road Championships.
US President Donald Trump's unexpected remarks on Irish unity overshadowed his planned golf trip and dominated headlines during his visit.
The Irish Business and Employers Confederation (Ibec) predicts that wages are likely to see an increase of more than 3% in 2027.
A study indicates that young people are more prone to missing school if they have strict parents or lack structured routines.
West Dublin's council has denied a planning application for a bus company seeking to construct modular units for its staff.
Macklemore plans to donate $1 million from his earnings on the Ed Sheeran tour to Palestinian organizations.
At least 21 people, including children, died when a building in Gaza collapsed due to damage from earlier strikes.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has acknowledged 'unacceptable failings' in its investigation of the 1997 murder of Robert Hamill.
The Minister for Justice has rejected demands from the Law Society concerning mediators amidst a dispute over legal aid.
A planning application has been submitted to demolish a 19th-century house in Cork that is connected to a 2019 murder case.
