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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include a dramatic incident on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight where passengers reportedly rushed the cockpit due to a co-pilot's alleged attempt to harm the pilot. Domestically, there is significant coverage…
Passengers on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv described rushing the cockpit after the co-pilot allegedly attempted to kill the pilot, with authorities investigating the incident as a potential terrorist attack.
A DUP MP has stated that a proposed deal to resolve the ongoing dispute in Drumcree, Portadown, is not acceptable.
Emails sent to the health minister by members of the public express anger over the phasing out of private maternity care, with accusations of grandstanding and ignoring women's concerns.
The State has paid out almost €19 million in relation to CervicalCheck claims, with numerous cases still unresolved.
Luas Red Line services in Dublin have resumed after being temporarily suspended due to a power failure.
Cristiano Ronaldo has departed the Portugal national team camp and stated he will reveal the reasons for his departure.
Iceland is reportedly considering boycotting the Eurovision Song Contest again due to Israel's participation.
This story previews upcoming rugby matches for Irish provinces and the conclusion of the World Darts Grand Prix.
The article discusses ongoing protests and political pressure surrounding the Drumcree situation in Portadown, with tensions high as both sides remain entrenched.
A judge has issued an injunction that prevents a planned Orange Order march from proceeding down the Garvaghy Road.
Catholic and Protestant archbishops have issued a joint appeal calling for a resolution to the Drumcree 'crisis'.
The FAI leadership faces an Oireachtas committee while new head coach Heimir Hallgrímsson reveals he has spoken to a psychologist.
An opinion piece suggests that fifteen years after its introduction, it is time to reconsider the Universal Social Charge (USC) in Ireland.
A woman in Tennessee was taken to hospital after an attempted execution by lethal injection failed.
The slow progress in the case of a beheaded stag in County Dublin underscores the need for a dedicated wildlife crime unit.
The Wren Boys participated in a decades-long competition in Listowel, Kerry, founded by local figures including John B Keane.
The location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit in Ireland has not yet been decided, despite almost ten years of delays.
Readers have shared their experiences of feeling isolated when seeking mental health support during pregnancy.
Tusla, the child and family agency, cannot confirm how many foster carers have been removed following complaints or allegations.
Applications for seaweed harvesting rights cover more than 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline, with questions raised about who is behind them.
The maritime regulator is looking into multiple claims of illegal seaweed harvesting in protected marine areas.
The Comptroller and Auditor General has reported that nearly €4 million in electric vehicle grants were overpaid to car dealerships.
Tributes are being paid across the UK to Esther Rantzen, who is credited with creating 'possibly the greatest TV moment of all time'.
Members of the band Beoga, who recently left Ed Sheeran's tour, performed in a traditional music session on the Garvaghy Road.
