Hundreds of bags of horse manure dumped in Dublin as council refuses to collect ↗
Front page leadHundreds of bags of horse manure are being dumped in Dublin, and the local council has stated it will not collect them.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie covers a range of domestic Irish news including a horse manure dumping issue in Dublin, an arrest in a Waterford murder investigation, and a chlorine incident at a hotel swimming pool. International news includes a US school shooting and developments in the war in…
Hundreds of bags of horse manure are being dumped in Dublin, and the local council has stated it will not collect them.
Gardaí have arrested a man and a woman as part of an ongoing murder investigation in Waterford.
Minister Helen McEntee described drug debt collection as a 'scourge on our society' in relation to an arson attack in Waterford.
The Dublin Fire Brigade has provided an update on a chlorine incident at a hotel swimming pool where several children were hospitalised.
Yuno energy has become the third company to freeze its prices after having previously raised them this year.
A poll asks readers for their opinions on the television series East of Eden.
Former US President Donald Trump has called Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil facilities a 'disgrace' following the collapse of his proposed 'energy ceasefire'.
A mass shooting at a primary school in Oregon, USA, has resulted in the deaths of three children and a teacher.
A report indicates that one-fifth of children between the ages of eight and twelve fall asleep while watching screens.
Supermarkets are being criticized for displaying Christmas products in October, with claims these deals encourage overspending.
A four-bedroom Victorian house with a south-facing garden in Dublin 4 is listed for sale at €2,150,000.
The family of murdered Garda Colm Horkan is calling for a public inquiry into his death.
A collection of letters to the editor discusses topics including free cigarettes at weddings, the Metrolink project, and recent strikes.
A collision between a bus and a freight train near the Channel Tunnel entrance in France has left 19 people injured.
Palestinian farmers are putting their lives at risk to reach their farmland due to increasing settler violence in the Occupied West Bank.
The Red Line Luas service will experience interruptions this weekend because of planned maintenance works.