Macron Addresses Nation Amid Nationwide Rioting and Looting ↗
Front page leadPresident Macron has made a televised address to the nation as France grapples with widespread rioting and looting.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories focus on the ongoing riots in France, with President Macron addressing the nation. Domestically, the news covers a public sector pay dispute, a funeral for a family killed in an arson…
President Macron has made a televised address to the nation as France grapples with widespread rioting and looting.
A booklet advising people to prepare 72-hour self-sufficiency supplies has been dropped due to concerns it would cause worry.
A poll asks readers about their preferences regarding houseguests staying in their homes.
The government and trade unions are set to engage in public sector pay talks at the Workplace Relations Commission.
The funeral service for four family members who died in an arson attack in Waterford is scheduled to take place today.
A charter flight has deported 24 Romanian men who have prior convictions.
Gardaí have arrested three individuals after a chase on the M50 motorway as part of an operation targeting a gang involved in a north Dublin crime spree.
A cyclist in his 60s was discovered unresponsive on a road in Schull, County Cork, and gardaí are appealing for witnesses.
President Macron has acknowledged a failure to prepare for the violent protests but has refused to accept the resignation of the interior minister.
More than 7,000 vacant properties have been brought back into use across Ireland this year, with Donegal showing the highest number of restorations.
The doctor associated with a controversial online ADHD clinic has agreed to stop practicing medicine following numerous complaints, and the Medical Council is demanding patient records be released.
A journalist reflects on observations made during a week in the West Bank, drawing parallels with experiences in Belfast.
Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euro on invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.
After almost a decade, the location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit remains undecided.
Tusla, the child and family agency, is unable to determine how many foster carers have been removed from service due to complaints or allegations.
Applications for seaweed harvesting rights now cover more than 14,000 hectares along Ireland's coastline.
A major fire at a Canadian military base has resulted in four fatalities and dozens of injuries.
Action Aid Ireland is calling for a reversal of EU budget cuts, warning of the potential impact on vulnerable communities.
The Taoiseach stated that any public sector pay deal must ensure 'value for money' and include productivity improvements.
President Macron has promised full transparency regarding the police response to the ongoing protests in France.