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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a prominent story on the ongoing Drumcree/Garvaghy Road standoff, with protesters not ruling out another night of road blockades and calls for an international mediator. Other top stories include an investigation into children's spinal surgeries, a serious…
Protesters involved in the Garvaghy Road and Drumcree standoff are considering another night of blocking roads, with a representative stating the need for an international mediator.
The government has decided to conduct a commission of investigation into children's spinal care services, opting against a public inquiry.
A woman in her 30s has been hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle on North Wall Quay in Dublin.
The president of the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has publicly defended the handling of Ireland's Nations League match against Israel.
An opinion piece suggests that a new official in Belfast lacks the experience to fully grasp the complexities of the current political situation, described as a 's***show'.
A report indicates that both sides of the Drumcree and Garvaghy Road dispute are dug in, with a significant physical separation but no resolution in sight.
A man in his 50s and a woman in her 20s have died following a workplace incident in County Offaly.
A 37-year-old man has appeared in court in connection with a hit-and-run incident that resulted in the death of a teenage pedestrian in County Kerry.
TG4 will be broadcasting next month's Dublin Marathon live.
Ireland's largest landlord is reportedly on the verge of being sold to US investors for a sum of approximately €727 million.
The Nations League match between Ireland and Israel attracted an average viewership of over 470,000 on RTÉ.
A Garda (police officer) was taken to the hospital after being assaulted while on duty at Dublin Castle.
Residents in Dublin 7 are planning to take their protest against the introduction of wheelie bins to City Hall.
An opinion piece questions why Ireland played against Israel in a football match, given Ireland's stated position of solidarity with Palestine.
An opinion piece argues that removing the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) support from hobby farmers will not effectively address Ireland's food security issues.
An opinion piece discusses the often-overlooked financial challenges and risks associated with individuals living into their 90s.
An opinion piece explores the ethical dilemmas consumers face when doing their grocery shopping.
A piece profiles the Stewart family, who have been farming in Longford since 1938, potentially drawing parallels to Clarkson's Farm.
One fan recounts their experience at the Ireland-Israel football match, including hearing derogatory remarks directed at Irish fans.
Michelle O'Neill defends her decision to stand with Garvaghy Road protesters, stating that 'days of unionist supremacy are gone'.
Individuals arrested in connection with a potential terror plot targeting RAF Fairford have all been released on bail.
