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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news, including immigration detention concerns, a political assault charge, and a successful appeal against a data center, alongside international news such as a UN mission report on a war crime in Iran and Australia's new visa…
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC) has raised concerns about the extensive use of prisons for immigration detentions and a lack of oversight.
A man in his 50s has been charged in Dublin following an assault incident involving TD Michael Healy-Rae.
A man's successful appeal to overturn a data centre project in Mayo is seen as a potential shift in regulatory thinking.
A review assesses the quality and watchability of the latest season of the television series 'Slow Horses'.
A UN mission has stated there are grounds to believe that a US strike on a school in Iran may have constituted a war crime.
The Irish government has confirmed its decision to purchase long-range military radar systems from France.
A poll asks readers for their opinions on the second season of the television series 'The Paper'.
Australia is set to implement new measures that will involve detaining tourists who overstay their visas.
An Irish MEP has stated that Ursula von der Leyen's handling of the Gaza situation has negatively impacted the EU's global reputation.
Hundreds of free events are taking place nationwide for Culture Night, with a guide to the top happenings.
This series explores whether concert ticket sales have become unreasonably expensive and out of control.
Irish athletes experienced varied results, with Celtic facing a significant defeat in their match against Ferencváros.
Irish leader Micheál Martin is set to be the first foreign dignitary to visit Andy Burnham at his office in No 10 North.
An introduction to the family involved in Ireland's version of 'Clarkson's Farm', highlighting the stories behind their agricultural work.
