Four in five fear budget gains won’t cover fuel costs ↗
Front page leadA poll indicates that 80% of people are concerned that the upcoming Budget 2027 will not adequately compensate for rising fuel expenses.
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The top stories on TheJournal.ie focus on Irish domestic issues including the upcoming Budget 2027 and its potential impact on fuel costs, analysis of Ireland's borrowing practices despite a 'cash windfall', and problems at the Electric Picnic festival. Other domestic news covers a shooting in…
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Ireland awash with cash – so why are we borrowing money? ↗
Analysis suggests that despite Ireland accumulating significant corporate tax revenue, the country is still planning to borrow substantial amounts annually.
Festival kept DJ on same stage despite overcrowding warning ↗
Reports reveal that the Electric Picnic festival proceeded with a DJ on stage even after warnings about potential overcrowding were issued.
US prison chief resigns after botched execution attempt ↗
The chief of a US prison has stepped down following an incident where an execution attempt was carried out incorrectly.
Interview: Dominic West and Sienna Miller on their new Sky series War ↗
Actors Dominic West and Sienna Miller discuss their involvement in the new Sky original series titled 'War'.
Convicted criminal shot and injured in Limerick city ↗
A person with a criminal conviction has been wounded in a shooting incident that occurred in Limerick city.
Motorcyclist (50s) dies after collision with car in Meath ↗
A man in his 50s has died following a traffic accident involving a motorcycle and a car in County Meath.
Taoiseach says football match boycott may ‘harm’ Ireland ↗
The Irish Prime Minister has stated that boycotting a football match could negatively impact Ireland without benefiting Palestinians.
Salons and coffee shops battling repeated water outages in Kildare ↗
Businesses in Kildare town are experiencing recurrent water supply disruptions, leading to operational challenges and the need for contingency measures.
How far does the €5 weekly bump to fuel allowance go? ↗
An examination of the effectiveness of a €5 weekly increase to the fuel allowance in addressing energy costs.
Location of mother and baby psychiatric unit still not decided ↗
After nearly a decade of delays, the location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit in Ireland has not yet been determined.
Pregnant women and new mothers face restricted crisis support ↗
Access to emergency mental health services for pregnant women and new mothers in Ireland is limited.
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