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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news and international affairs. Top stories include an exclusive investigation into a convicted criminal's life in Dublin, the Taoiseach's attendance at the UN General Assembly, and a fatal collision in Co. Waterford. Other notable…
A 94-year-old convicted criminal, Michael Shine, is living an apparently uninterrupted life in Dublin while victims await the start of an investigation.
The Irish Taoiseach and government ministers are traveling to New York for the week of the UN General Assembly.
A man in his 60s has died following a collision between a car and a bus on the N25 in County Waterford.
More than 40 individuals, including a family with three children, have been deported to Georgia, incurring a cost of €225,000.
Patrick Clancy, the ex-husband of Lindsay Clancy, has spoken out about the killings of their children.
Jim Gavin is no longer in the running for the Galway senior football team manager position as the search continues.
Putin's party is expected to maintain power in Russian elections where anti-war parties were banned.
A column discusses the importance of discovering and listening to music without relying on screen time for children.
A government minister is set to sign a memorandum of understanding with China's Ministry of Science and Technology.
This installment of the 'How I Spend My Money' series features a chef earning €43,000 annually and living in Dublin.
JJ Spaun secured a late victory at the PGA Championship, with Rory McIlroy finishing in a tie for second place.
A motorcyclist in his 50s has died following a collision with a van in County Wexford.
Manchester United secured a point in a match against Fulham, but their difficult season continues.
A collection of 'Voices' articles covers Ed Sheeran's troubles, a relatable personal health issue, and the challenges of suicide prevention.
Ukraine reportedly launched over 1,600 drones in an attack on Moscow overnight.
The government is facing accusations of utilizing protected disclosures legislation as a means to conceal information.
Princess Diana's brother states it was his duty to write a memoir about her life.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has pledged to remain in his position despite a surge in support for the AfD in state elections.
