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The front page of TheJournal.ie features several prominent stories including a significant controversy in Irish football regarding a vote to play Israel, a delay in an Orange Order parade due to protesters, and a weather warning for heavy rain. Other stories cover reader experiences with mental…
The Irish football squad is in turmoil after a chaotic day involving player votes and apologies, as they grapple with the decision of whether to play against Israel, with goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu reportedly standing firm.
An Orange Order parade on Garvaghy Road has been delayed as a large crowd of protesters gathered, leading to road blockages ahead of the event.
Met Éireann has issued a Status Orange warning for heavy rain expected to hit six counties in Munster and Leinster on Sunday morning.
In an investigation, readers have shared their experiences of feeling alone while trying to access mental health support during and after pregnancy, highlighting a lack of adequate services.
This 'week that was' analysis highlights the key winners and losers from the past week in Irish politics.
Dublin's Winter Lights festival has been rescheduled to January, with some anticipating a 'Ramadan lights' event to follow.
A review assesses the quality and watchability of Sharon Horgan's new series, 'Youth'.
Following the €7 billion sale of Ireland's last conglomerate, this analysis questions the country's future capacity to create similar large-scale businesses.
