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The front page of TheJournal.ie features several key stories. A prominent investigation highlights restricted access to perinatal mental health support for pregnant women and new mothers in Ireland, with some needing to travel long distances. Other top stories include calls for tougher e-bike and…
An investigation reveals that pregnant women and new mothers in Ireland are experiencing limited access to essential crisis mental health services, often requiring extensive travel to reach the few available specialist hubs.
There are calls for more stringent regulations on e-bikes and e-scooters due to a doubling of related admissions to the Mater Hospital.
During an event at the UN General Assembly with Minister McEntee, Malala Yousafzai appealed to the global community not to neglect the rights and situation of women in Afghanistan.
The Football Association of Israel has publicly criticized the Ireland football manager, accusing him of 'stupidity, ignorance and hypocrisy' following comments made by the manager.
A committee is set to hear that legal aid certificate grants in July saw a 93% decrease compared to the previous year, due to an ongoing dispute over fees among solicitors.
Following recent comments on Irish unification, UK politician Peter Burnham might have a tense first encounter with Donald Trump.
An Ombudsman's report has found that the Coombe Hospital advised women to use paid mental health sessions instead of the available free services.
Paramount Pictures has reached a settlement in a lawsuit with several US states, clearing the path for a potential mega-merger with Warner Bros.
This FactCheck piece examines the Taoiseach's claim that vapes are 'nearly worse' than cigarettes, investigating the accuracy of the statement.
Two teenagers are to stand trial for murder and robbery charges following an alleged incident that began with a meeting arranged via the Grindr app.
