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The news on TheJournal.ie focuses on Irish domestic issues including concerns over maternity mental health services, public sector pay disputes, and a court sentencing for sexual abuse. International news includes the Pope's upcoming surgery and an Australian man's legal issues.
An investigation reveals that two maternity hospitals are not providing mental health services to pregnant women and new mothers, with more than half of regional hospitals operating below capacity.
A mother and baby psychiatric unit has been confirmed for St Vincent’s Hospital, but its opening is several years away.
Readers have shared their personal experiences of feeling completely alone and lacking support during their pregnancies.
Irish consumers are purchasing and discarding significant quantities of 'fast tech' items such as mini fans and chargers.
Australian engineer Robert Pether is returning to Ireland after being held in an Iraqi jail for five years.
A woman in her 70s has died after being struck by a car in Roscommon.
Pope Leo has announced he requires an operation to remove a lump on his lung and wished himself a swift recovery.
The article discusses the societal pressure on new parents to constantly enjoy every moment, questioning the validity of this expectation.
An Australian man, connected to a suspected Flydubai hijacker, has publicly condemned the prosecutor's claims as false.
More than 23,000 members of the TUI union have begun industrial action today due to an ongoing pay dispute.
Former swimming coach George Gibney is set to be sentenced for charges of sex abuse and attempted rape.
Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euros on invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.
The location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit has not yet been determined, following nearly a decade of delays.
Tusla, the Child and Family Agency, is unable to provide figures on how many foster carers have been removed due to complaints or allegations.
An investigation seeks to identify the entities behind applications for seaweed harvesting that encompass over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is considering public funding for the drug Mounjaro, citing its potentially transformative benefits.
Survivors of a Saudi airport attack have shared harrowing accounts of their experiences.
Jennifer Whitmore questions why the government continues to financially support the greyhound industry using taxpayer funds.
A review assesses whether the Netflix adaptation of 'East of Eden' is worth viewers' time.
An overview of the new series titled 'Carrie' providing key information for potential viewers.
A quiz is presented to test the reader's knowledge about the actor Ben Affleck.
Manchester City defeated Liverpool, who were playing with ten men, in their first match following a guilty verdict.
This sponsored content suggests Titanic Belfast as a recommended destination for those planning a trip to Northern Ireland.
A puzzle is provided as part of the Maths Week 2026 initiative.
Cigarettes are reportedly experiencing a resurgence in popularity at Irish weddings.
A 'Money Diaries' feature profiles a technical program manager earning €85,000 annually and living in Dublin.
