Bodies found at home of suspect in Kraków mass shooting ↗
Front page leadPolish authorities have discovered bodies at the residence of the suspect involved in a mass shooting incident in Kraków.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a shooting in Kraków, with Polish police finding bodies at the suspect's home and the Irish Taoiseach expressing shock. Domestically, there is significant coverage of Fine Gael's party…
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Taoiseach shocked by 'callous' shooting in Kraków ↗
The Irish Prime Minister has expressed his shock and condemned the 'callous' shooting that occurred in Kraków.
Harris: 'The dole is not a way of life' as he pledges tougher unemployment… ↗
Front page leadSimon Harris stated that receiving unemployment benefits should not be considered a permanent lifestyle and indicated plans for stricter penalties for the unemployed.
UFC boss Dana White to meet Trump over press secretary job offer ↗
UFC President Dana White is scheduled to meet with Donald Trump to discuss a potential offer for the role of White House press secretary.
Netanyahu rival Gadi Eisenkot to form Israel's governing coalition ↗
Gadi Eisenkot, a political rival of Benjamin Netanyahu, is set to lead the formation of Israel's new governing coalition.
Drug market keeps changing. Harm reduction is how we keep up ↗
The drug market is constantly evolving, and harm reduction strategies are presented as the most effective way to manage these changes.
Ireland's offshore wind plan teeters on disaster amid delays ↗
Ireland's ambitious plan to become a leader in offshore wind energy is facing significant setbacks and potential disaster due to ongoing delays.
A united Ireland could cost up to €25bn in year one, says Fine Gael ‘blueprint’ ↗
A report released by Fine Gael estimates that the economic cost of a united Ireland in its first year could reach up to €25 billion.
War of propaganda: how Russian disinformation aims to stop EU enlargement ↗
Russian disinformation campaigns are strategically employed to hinder the enlargement process of the European Union.
Company cancels raffle for Co Waterford home after local pushback ↗
A company has withdrawn its raffle for a five-bedroom house in County Waterford following opposition from local residents.
Fine Gael won't say if it wants to be left or right, but Harris speech offered… ↗
The Fine Gael party has not explicitly stated its political leaning, but Simon Harris's recent speech provided indications of its direction.
RTÉ and Netflix face the same problem - but only one can fix it ↗
Both RTÉ and Netflix are encountering similar challenges, though the streaming service appears to have a clearer path to resolution.
HSE failing to collect millions owed by pharma companies ↗
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is not collecting millions of euro that pharmaceutical companies owe.
Irish universities paid hundreds of thousands for animal experiments abroad ↗
Irish universities have spent significant sums of money on invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.
Location of mother and baby psychiatric unit still not decided after ten years ↗
After nearly a decade of delays, the location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit has still not been determined.
Tusla can't say how many foster carers were removed due to complaints ↗
The child and family agency, Tusla, is unable to provide figures on the number of foster carers who have been removed from their roles because of complaints or allegations.
Who's behind seaweed harvesting applications covering 14,000 hectares of… ↗
An investigation seeks to identify the entities behind applications for seaweed harvesting licenses that span over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline.
'Failure is not an option': Rescuer works to save Ireland's wildlife ↗
Pearse Stokes, a wildlife rescuer, is dedicated to saving Ireland's natural fauna, stating that 'failure is not an option'.
Watch: The Candidate live from the Fine Gael ard fheis ↗
The Journal's politics podcast, 'The Candidate', is broadcast live from the Fine Gael ard fheis, discussing the party's identity and political debates.
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