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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a climate council report urging the government to address extreme weather events, ongoing protests in Portadown, and government grants for solar panel batteries. Other notable stories cover a…
The Climate Change Advisory Council has released a critical report advising the Irish government to stop treating extreme weather events as isolated incidents and instead prepare for a changing climate.
Protests in Portadown are entering their third day as the standoff on Garvaghy Road continues, with the Northern Ireland Secretary facilitating talks.
The Irish government is set to approve grants worth €600 for solar panel batteries, potentially boosting renewable energy adoption.
Weather alerts have been issued for eight counties, with Status Yellow warnings for rain and wind expected to take effect.
Manager Heimir Hallgrímsson stated that Ireland has not yet made a definitive decision regarding the second game against Israel in the Nations League.
A woman in her 30s has been hospitalized following a serious assault that occurred in Dublin.
A base jumper has died in Utah after a wingsuit malfunction caused them to plummet over 200 meters.
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has decided to cancel the release of its newest AI model citing safety concerns.
A man has been sentenced to two months in prison for threatening a Garda officer with the rape of his mother.
SpaceX successfully orbited Earth with its rocket for the first time, but only managed two out of six planned trips around the planet.
Staff at Oberstown are planning a 72-hour strike next week as industrial action resumes.
Readers have shared their personal experiences of trying to access mental health support during pregnancy.
The location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit remains undecided after nearly ten years of delays.
Tusla, the child and family agency, cannot confirm how many foster carers have been removed following complaints or allegations.
An investigation explores the individuals and entities behind extensive seaweed harvesting applications along Ireland's coast.
The maritime regulator is investigating multiple allegations of illegal seaweed harvesting in protected marine areas.
A column argues that Ireland's future progress depends on retaining its young population and embracing migration.
Ireland's economy is being pulled in two directions as the booming AI sector clashes with energy supply constraints.
New European Parliament rules will allow MEPs to delegate their voting rights to another member during pregnancy and maternity leave.
A feature delves into the enduring appeal and legacy of the band U2.
US Senator Marco Rubio stated that a 'foreign actor' is suspected to be involved in a terror plot at a UK air base.
