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The top stories on TheJournal.ie include a call for a crackdown on drug intimidation following the deaths of a Waterford family, the suspension of a planned public sector strike, and a fact-check on Irish primary school teachers' working hours. International news covers deforestation in the…
Following the deaths of a family in Waterford, there is an increased focus on the pervasive issue of drug-related intimidation in Ireland, with calls for stronger measures.
Public sector unions have reached an agreement to suspend a planned strike that was scheduled for the upcoming Wednesday.
An investigation examines claims about the number of teaching hours undertaken by primary school teachers in Ireland compared to the rest of the world.
Deforestation rates in the Brazilian Amazon have decreased, reaching their lowest point in approximately four decades.
The latest White House press secretary for Donald Trump has concluded their tenure after only five days, describing the experience as an honour.
A man in his 30s is scheduled to appear in court in relation to the fatal shooting of Mark Cullen in Dún Laoghaire.
A review assesses the new documentary 'Don't Look Back in Anger' about the band Oasis, evaluating its watchability.
Shamrock Rovers experienced a surprising defeat in Galway during a pivotal night in the title race.
NBC's Today Show featured Irish culture, including crisp sandwiches and the Irish language, during its broadcast from Kenmare.
A man has pleaded guilty to arranging the murder of Lee Slattery, who was shot and subsequently buried in a shallow grave.
A prominent doctor from Gaza is stranded in the West Bank and expresses a strong desire to reunite with his family.
Irish universities have spent substantial sums of money on conducting invasive animal experiments in other countries.
