Unions Consider New Strike After Public Sector Pay Talks Adjourn Without Deal ↗
Front page leadPublic sector pay talks have adjourned without an agreement, prompting unions to consider launching new strikes.
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The main news on TheJournal.ie focuses on industrial action in Ireland, with public sector pay talks adjourned without a deal, leading unions to consider further strikes and impacting the publication of homeless figures. Other prominent stories include a film banned in 1972 reaching Irish cinemas…
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Homeless Figures Not Published Due to Pay Dispute ↗
The publication of monthly homeless figures has been delayed or prevented due to the ongoing public sector pay dispute.
Police Brace for Major Protests Planned in France and Across Europe ↗
Police are preparing for significant protests scheduled to take place in France and other European countries.
Film Banned in 1972 Finally Reaching Irish Cinemas ↗
A film that was banned in 1972 is now scheduled for release in Irish cinemas, raising questions about its continued impact.
Review: Is The Documentary The One About Matthew Perry Worth Watching? ↗
A review assesses the documentary titled 'The One About Matthew Perry' to determine its watchability.
Ongoing Solicitors' Strike Could Lead to Rise in Judicial Reviews ↗
The continuing strike by solicitors may result in an increase in defendants pursuing judicial reviews.
Funeral of Irish Traditional Musician Dónal Lunny to Take Place ↗
The funeral service for the renowned Irish traditional musician Dónal Lunny is scheduled to occur.
Explainer: Key Date for Property Tax Bill for Newer Houses ↗
Homeowners in recently constructed houses are being alerted to a crucial deadline for calculating their property tax.
Saunas Hike Prices as VAT Increase Announced ↗
Several sauna businesses are increasing their prices for customers, citing a VAT hike imposed by the government.
Man to Be Deported to Sudan After Sexual Assault Charge Dropped ↗
Charges of sexual assault against a man have been withdrawn by the Director of Public Prosecutions, and an agreement has been reached for his deportation to Sudan.
RTÉ's Kevin Bakhurst: Competitors Get Headlines Attacking RTÉ ↗
Kevin Bakhurst, likely from RTÉ, commented that some competitors focus on publishing headlines that attack RTÉ.
Sinn Féin and SDLP Welcome Taoiseach's Plan for New Body on Irish Unity ↗
Sinn Féin and the SDLP have expressed support for the Taoiseach's proposal to establish a new body dedicated to examining the prospect of Irish unity.
Local Residents Evacuated After 'Suspicious Devices' Found in North Belfast ↗
A number of suspicious devices were discovered in north Belfast, leading to the evacuation of local residents.
Man Denies Choking Woman (89) and Instructing Daughter to Murder Her ↗
During a trial, a man has denied charges of choking an 89-year-old woman and telling her daughter to kill her.
What You Need to Know About US Midterm Elections ↗
An explainer provides key information regarding the upcoming US midterm elections.
Connacht Collapse Against Leinster in Rugby ↗
Connacht rugby team suffered a significant defeat against Leinster, with the opposition dominating all aspects of the game.
Tom Hopkins, Actor Who Played Fair City's Christy Phelan, Has Died ↗
Tom Hopkins, known for his role as Christy Phelan in the Irish soap opera Fair City, has passed away.
HSE Failing to Collect Millions Owed by Pharma Companies ↗
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is reportedly not collecting millions of euros that are owed by pharmaceutical companies.
Irish Universities Paid Hundreds of Thousands for Invasive Animal Experiments… ↗
Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euros funding invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.
Location of Mother and Baby Psychiatric Unit Still Undecided After Ten Years ↗
After nearly a decade of delays, the location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit has yet to be decided.
Tusla Cannot Specify Foster Carers Removed Due to Complaints ↗
The child and family agency Tusla is unable to provide figures on how many foster carers have been removed due to complaints or allegations.
Seaweed Harvesting Applications Cover Over 14,000 Hectares of Ireland's… ↗
Applications for seaweed harvesting rights cover a significant portion of Ireland's coastline, spanning over 14,000 hectares.
Mayo's O'Donoghue and Limerick's Hegarty Win GAA Player of the Year Awards ↗
Players O'Donoghue from Mayo and Hegarty from Limerick have been named GAA Players of the Year.
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