Minister's housing plan may reduce home building, insiders warn ↗
Front page leadHousing insiders have expressed concern that a new plan from the minister could lead to a decrease in the number of homes being constructed.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features several key stories including a warning from housing insiders that a minister's new plan could reduce the number of homes built, and that five counties remain under weather warnings due to Storm Boelo. Other prominent stories cover US politics with Obama…
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Five counties under weather warnings as Storm Boelo approaches ↗
Weather warnings are currently in effect for five counties as Storm Boelo is expected to bring adverse conditions.
Obama criticises Trump's 'corruption' on campaign trail ↗
Barack Obama has publicly criticised Donald Trump's alleged 'corruption' while campaigning.
James McClean's therapy comments: scrutiny and online reaction ↗
The article examines whether James McClean's comments on therapy warranted scrutiny and if the online reaction was justified.
Thousands attend support parade for Portadown Orange Order ↗
A large crowd gathered to attend a support parade for the Portadown Orange Order.
Cost of introducing electricity price cap in Ireland analysed ↗
An analysis explores the potential cost of implementing an electricity price cap in Ireland and discusses alternatives to universal electricity credits.
Winners and losers of the political week: drink-driving, triple-locking ↗
This report identifies the key 'winners' and 'losers' of the political week, touching on issues like drink-driving and triple-locking measures.
HSE failing to collect millions in pharma rebates ↗
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is reportedly failing to collect millions of euros owed by pharmaceutical companies.
Nearly 1,000 arrested in French protests ↗
Almost 1,000 people have been arrested during protests in France that were marked by significant violence.
Invasive species spread in Ireland, response deemed inadequate ↗
Invasive species are becoming more prevalent across Ireland, yet the response to this issue is considered insufficient.
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