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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a range of domestic and international news. Prominent domestic stories include an investigation into lobbying by former politicians and civil servants, concerns over the affordability of new housing developments in Dublin, and a piece on the Drumcree march…
An investigation reveals that 63 former politicians and civil servants have lobbied their one-time colleagues numerous times, based on an analysis of over 83,000 filings since 2020.
An article questions why the Parades Commission has granted permission for the Drumcree march to proceed after a nearly 30-year hiatus.
A developer has expressed concerns that the proposed new town at Dunsink, Dublin, comprising 18,500 homes, will be unaffordable due to a focus on high-rise apartments.
A behind-the-scenes look at U2's surprise gig at their former school, Mount Temple, detailing the events of the day as fans gathered.
CNN has been denied access to travel with President Trump on Air Force One, marking a significant development in the relationship between the White House and the press.
Garda management has withdrawn a disciplinary threat against a senior official from the Garda Representative Association who had spoken out publicly.
Love/Hate creator Stuart Carolan discusses his views on RTÉ needing to adopt a more daring approach, in response to comments by Jim Sheridan.
A review assessing whether Sharon Horgan's new series 'Youth' is worth watching, alongside other media recommendations.
A report indicates that wait times for ESB (Electricity Supply Board) connections in new housing estates are beginning to decrease significantly.
