Primary school teachers begin work-to-rule, impacting drop-offs ↗
Front page leadPrimary school teachers in Ireland have commenced a work-to-rule action, which could affect daily drop-offs. This action is part of a public sector pay dispute.
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The top stories on TheJournal.ie include industrial action by primary school teachers, allegations of spitting during an Ireland vs. Israel football match, and a Spanish prime minister calling a snap election. Other news covers a Drumcree march, US pulling bombers from a British airbase, and…
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Government seeks urgent talks amid teacher work-to-rule ↗
The Irish government is seeking to hold talks 'as quickly as possible' in response to the industrial action by primary school teachers.
Spitting allegation against Israeli player mars Ireland match ↗
An allegation of spitting has been made against an Israeli player by Irish staff during a football match between Ireland and Israel in Serbia, adding to controversies surrounding the fixture.
Coach suggests 'intention to intimidate' during Ireland vs Israel game ↗
Ireland's coach, Hallgrimsson, suggested that certain actions during the match against Israel were intended 'to intimidate us'.
RTE's 'bizarre spectacle' of coverage for Ireland-Israel match ↗
Viewers experienced unusual coverage from RTÉ for the Ireland vs. Israel football match, described as a 'bizarre spectacle'.
Spain's Prime Minister calls snap election amid housing protests ↗
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has called for a snap election as pressure mounts due to ongoing housing protests.
Drumcree march set for new court hearing as Kneecap support residents ↗
A Drumcree march is scheduled for a new court hearing today, with the band Kneecap showing support for the Garvaghy Road Residents.
US pulls B-1 bombers from British airbase after suspected terror plot ↗
The United States has withdrawn its B-1 bombers from a British airbase following intelligence about a suspected terror plot.
Budget proposals could save parents €1k annually on childcare ↗
Parents with a child in full-time childcare in Ireland could see an annual reduction of up to €1,000 under new budget proposals.
Poll: Should the UK rejoin the EU? ↗
A daily poll asks readers for their opinion on whether the United Kingdom should rejoin the European Union.
Judge compares wind farm objectors to 'WW2 Japanese soldier' ↗
A judge in Kilkenny compared objectors to a wind farm to a 'dogged Japanese soldier still fighting World War 2'.
Mother and baby unit location still undecided after decade of delays ↗
The location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit in Ireland has not been decided for almost ten years, despite multiple delays.
Pregnant women face restricted crisis mental health support in Ireland ↗
Pregnant women and new mothers in Ireland are experiencing limited access to crisis mental health support services.
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