HSE Investigation: Millions Owed by Pharma Companies ↗
Front page leadAn investigation has uncovered that pharmaceutical companies owe the HSE millions of euros in debts.
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The main news on TheJournal.ie focuses on an investigation into HSE debts owed by pharmaceutical companies, Storm Austen causing heavy rain and potential travel delays in Ireland, and a political development within the DUP concerning Stormont tensions. Other top stories include sports results, an…
An investigation has uncovered that pharmaceutical companies owe the HSE millions of euros in debts.
Storm Austen, the season's first storm, has brought heavy rain overnight, with travel disruptions expected.
Carla Lockhart has resigned as a DUP party officer due to a rift with leader Gavin Robinson over Stormont tensions, advocating for the removal of Emma Little-Pengelly from the powersharing executive.
Bournemouth secured a victory against 10-man Milan, while other English football teams drew their European matches.
Emmy-winning actor Tom Skerritt, known for his roles in 'Top Gun' and 'Alien', has passed away at the age of 93.
Approximately 3,000 ESB customers are without power as the first storm of the season, Storm Austen, impacts Ireland.
New York City has voted to ban horse-drawn carriages following the death of a teenage tourist.
Gardai have issued a new appeal for information on the 40th anniversary of the disappearance of schoolboy Philip Cairns.
An opinion piece discusses the influence of money in US midterm elections and the state of democracy.
The value of mortgage drawdowns has reached its highest point since the middle of 2008.
Emer McLysaght expresses that despite the return of 'Harry Potter', she will not financially support J.K. Rowling.
Donald Trump has stated that the Starshield system is operational again in Ukraine.
Galway artist Dove Ellis did not win the Mercury Prize, with Raye being crowned the winner.
The GoFundMe campaign for victims of the M9 crash has reached €833,000, with an update on their condition.
An article explains the reasoning behind judges opting for consecutive sentences over concurrent ones.
There is a call for the Irish government to intervene in the ongoing crisis concerning Lough Neagh.
A debate is scheduled for 3.5 hours regarding a significant shift in Ireland's defence policy, known as the triple lock vote.
Nominees for the An Post Irish Book Awards have been announced, including Vincent Browne, Nikita Hand, and Manchán Magan.
Intense rain and flooding are anticipated as Storm Austen makes its way across the region.
An individual received €70,000 as a settlement for a civil claim.