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The main news on TheJournal.ie revolves around bomb threats targeting media outlets in Dublin, with the Taoiseach vowing to identify those responsible and analysis suggesting potential links to an upcoming EU summit. Other top stories include an upcoming industrial action by rank-and-file gardaí…
Concerns are rising about coordinated threats aimed at disrupting an upcoming EU summit in Dublin, prompting an investigation into their origins and potential for recurrence.
The Taoiseach has stated that efforts are underway to discover who is responsible for bomb threats made against media organizations, promising to find the perpetrators.
The rank and file of the Garda force plan to proceed with a work-to-rule action during the upcoming EU Presidency events.
A claim that the UN published plans to replace Irish people in Ireland or Europeans in Europe has been debunked.
Labour TDs have indicated they are not concerned by the party's consistently poor performance in opinion polls.
A review assesses whether the second season of the television series 'Black Doves' is worth viewing.
Paraguay has impeached its president amid a banking crisis and has replaced him with the vice president.
Laura Perrins reflects on past political events, stating that the 2024 Trump presidential win feels distant.
Half days have been scheduled to allow for parent-teacher meetings to take place during the ongoing work-to-rule action.
More than 1,000 members of the Fine Gael party are expected to gather in Cork this weekend for the party's ard fheis.
Thomas Markle, father of Meghan Markle, has been tagged after appearing in a US court related to images of child sex abuse.
A man has been charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of a mother-of-four from Limerick.
The Taoiseach has stated that he has no current intentions of announcing his departure from his position.
Macklemore has stated that nine major venues in the United States declined to host his Free Palestine tour.
Following a midterm defeat, Trump has appointed the hardliner Stephen Miller to serve as his new White House chief of staff.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is reportedly failing to collect millions of euros owed to it by pharmaceutical companies.
Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euros on invasive animal experiments conducted abroad.
The location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit remains undecided after nearly ten years of delays.
Tusla, the child and family agency, is unable to confirm the number of foster carers who were removed due to complaints or allegations.
Applications for seaweed harvesting rights now cover over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline, raising questions about who is behind them.
A six-year-old boy has died after sustaining injuries in an arson attack that occurred in Waterford last month.
Russell Brand's barrister has reported himself to a watchdog after confronting a journalist outside a court.
