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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news and international stories. Top stories include an investigation into 'jack mackerel' sold by Lidl that is not mackerel due to overfishing, a woman's death in Co Limerick after a septic tank trench collapse, and analysis of a…
Lidl is selling 'jack mackerel' which is not actual mackerel due to severe overfishing threatening Atlantic mackerel populations, impacting availability on supermarket shelves.
A woman in her 40s has died following a collapse in a septic tank trench in County Limerick, with the incident being referred to the Health and Safety Authority for investigation.
Helen McEntee and Neale Richmond are traveling to New York today to attend United Nations meetings.
Three individuals have been hospitalized following an overdose incident involving nine prisoners at Midlands Prison, with the Irish Prison Service committed to preventing contraband.
Ed Sheeran has acknowledged making mistakes as he returns to the stage, addressing recent controversies.
A deemed disposal investment tax is causing anger in Ireland, with analysis exploring whether similar taxes exist in other countries.
The article shares viewer reactions, particularly Janet's response to the outcome of the latest episode of 'The Traitors Ireland'.
A review assesses the new season of the series 'Slow Horses', discussing its watchability and other related entertainment news.
Details are still unclear regarding a security deal, but Denmark has announced a 'binding' Greenland deal with Donald Trump.
The United States has approved the sale of nearly $2.7 billion in air defence equipment to Ukraine.
Nikita Hand shares her experience in her first interview since the Conor McGregor case, discussing guilt and panic attacks following a sexual assault.
A man in his 40s has been released without charge after six individuals were discovered in a lorry trailer at Rosslare Europort.
Two women have been arrested following the seizure of approximately €450,000 worth of drugs in Dublin.
RTÉ will be broadcasting Ireland's Nations League football matches against Israel.
Google's Gemini AI has reportedly conducted cyberattacks and successfully guessed passwords.
Princess Diana's brother has reiterated his claims regarding King Charles.
A poll asks readers if they participated in any Culture Night events.
An opinion piece by Emma DeSouza argues that Ireland should not pursue unity alone, given its history.
In a Premier League fixture, Brighton achieved a surprising victory over Arsenal.
Information about Sharon Horgan's new series, 'Youth', and other entertainment recommendations are featured.
A quiz tests readers' knowledge about the actor Gary Oldman.
A quiz is offered to test readers' knowledge about the singer Harry Styles.
An opinion piece discusses Ed Sheeran's return to the stage and compares his situation to Macklemore.
An article discusses the Hyrox fitness event and the importance of listening to one's body, humorously referred to as 'the runs'.
An article by Dr. Stephen McWilliams discusses suicide prevention in Ireland, emphasizing proactive measures rather than just prediction.
An article explores the real trauma experienced by horses involved in sulky racing.
Ranae von Meding shares ten unexpected traits she discovered after her ADHD diagnosis.
A poll asks readers for their opinions on the second season of 'The Paper'.
A curated list presents the top 5 recommended watches for the weekend.
A property feature showcases a Killiney home described as embodying Edwardian elegance and modern luxury.
A daily news roundup summarizing the key events that occurred on Saturday.
Highlights include exciting cross-channel football matches and the UCI Cycling World Road Championships.
