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The front page of TheJournal.ie features several top stories, predominantly focusing on international news with a significant housing crisis and political developments in Spain. Domestically, there are reports on an investigation into animal testing by Irish universities, a planned mother and baby…
Vigils were held for Maricarmen Abascal, an 87-year-old woman whose eviction led to housing protests across Spain, with hundreds chanting slogans at a demonstration.
Spain faces the prospect of a snap election as political pressure increases on Prime Minister Sanchez.
Irish universities spent hundreds of thousands on overseas animal experiments, with key documents and protocols refused under Freedom of Information requests.
The head of the INMO has described the Taoiseach's comments on strikes as 'a little glib' ahead of planned hospital protests.
A mother and baby psychiatric unit has been confirmed for St Vincent's Hospital, though it is several years from opening.
School principals have stated that the free schoolbooks scheme is creating a 'massive' administrative workload.
A man has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to the murder of his parents and brother.
Center Parcs has confirmed a small number of redundancies at its Longford resort.
RTÉ's funding has been reduced by €20 million, a decision that has displeased the station's director.
Forecasters are predicting wet and breezy weather for the evening, with a rain warning in effect for Donegal.
