Dublin rental scam: Scammers advertise fake rooms on Daft.ie ↗
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic Irish news, including a rental scam in Dublin and government plans to phase out turnkey homes for social housing. International stories include unrest in France, the situation in the West Bank, and political news from Australia and Canada…
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Life in the occupied West Bank: A journalist's observations ↗
A journalist reflects on life in the occupied West Bank, noting the presence of armed IDF soldiers interacting with children.
Gazan doctor desperate to return to family ↗
An interview with a leading doctor from Gaza who is eager to reunite with his family.
Sanitation services limited in West Bank village ↗
A village located behind Israel's barrier has sanitation services permitted only twice a month.
Video: The battle for Silwan ↗
A video report focusing on the conflict and events in the Silwan neighborhood.
France to introduce more curfews amid unrest ↗
France is implementing additional curfews following a night without major disturbances.
State to stop buying turnkey homes for social housing ↗
The Irish government plans to phase out the purchase of ready-built 'turnkey' homes for social housing initiatives.
Australian MP critical after car attack; barber hailed as hero ↗
An Australian MP remains in critical condition after being attacked with a car, while the barber who detained the driver is being called a hero.
'C Case' rapist's sentence reactivated for breaching conditions ↗
A convicted rapist, known as 'C Case', has had his sentence reactivated due to repeated breaches of his release conditions.
Derry City distance themselves from McClean's therapy comments ↗
Derry City Football Club is distancing itself from comments made by James McClean regarding therapy, as his wife states he is struggling.
Separatists lose vote on leaving Canada in Alberta ↗
In the Canadian province of Alberta, voters have rejected a proposal for separatists to leave Canada.
Public sector strike rewards extend beyond workers ↗
A column arguing that the benefits of public sector strikes reach further than just the striking workers.
Growing and aging population to pressure health system ↗
An ESRI report indicates that a growing and aging population will increase pressure on the health system in the coming decades.
Defence Forces leaders call to 'win back trust' ↗
A senior leader from the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) states the government must work to regain the trust of military personnel.
Four arrested after viable pipe bombs found in Tallaght ↗
Four individuals have been arrested and an apartment complex evacuated following the discovery of viable pipe bombs during a garda search in Tallaght.
RTÉ admits editing out Palestinian flag necklace was a mistake ↗
RTÉ has acknowledged that it was an error to edit out a Palestinian flag necklace from the 'Cheap Irish Homes' program.
Irish universities paid for animal experiments abroad ↗
Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euros on invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.
Location of mother and baby unit still undecided after ten years ↗
After nearly a decade, the location for a new mother and baby psychiatric unit has yet to be decided.
Tusla unsure of foster carer numbers removed due to complaints ↗
Tusla, the Child and Family Agency, cannot provide exact figures on how many foster carers have been removed due to complaints or allegations.
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