New guidelines: Routine emotional screening for severe pregnancy sickness ↗
Front page leadNew HSE guidelines recommend that women experiencing severe sickness during pregnancy should undergo routine emotional screening.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features several international stories, including the aftermath of the Brazilian election with Flavio Bolsonaro's movements and US visa status, and the Israeli election results. Domestically, news includes new HSE guidelines on pregnancy sickness, a court ruling on…
New HSE guidelines recommend that women experiencing severe sickness during pregnancy should undergo routine emotional screening.
Flavio Bolsonaro is reportedly on his way to Ecuador, having defied a travel ban issued after his father's election defeat in Brazil.
The United States has announced it will issue a visa to Flavio Bolsonaro.
Lula has secured a comeback victory in the Brazilian election.
A court is set to rule today on a decision to ban the Orange Order parade from marching along Garvaghy Road.
The Justice Minister will meet with the Law Society to discuss the ongoing solicitor strike for the first time since July.
A rare Nanotyrannus skeleton, nicknamed 'Jodi', has sold for $47.3 million after a 12-minute bidding war at auction.
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud faction is ahead after 50% of votes have been counted in the pivotal Israeli election.
Ireland is officially closing its 'rainy-day fund', which has been in existence for 103 years.
A 47-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of his partner, Loredana Morosanu, in Finglas.
Following an outage at Revolut, the article questions whether Irish consumers should switch from traditional banks like AIB or Bank of Ireland to 'neo-banks'.
Friends of the Earth has called a data centre lobby boss 'insulting' for comparing residents to Brexiteers.
An investigation reveals the HSE is failing to collect millions of euro owed by pharmaceutical companies.
The Taoiseach stated that President Michael D. Higgins' comments on neutrality and the Triple Lock were 'unfair'.
A liquidator has been appointed to a charity that is the subject of a Garda investigation, following a request from the regulator.
A woman experienced extreme distress when a legal aid dispute prevented a rape case from proceeding.