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The front page of TheJournal.ie highlights significant traffic disruptions in Dublin due to upcoming European Political Community summits, alongside ongoing public sector pay talks and a decision to offer flexibility for bereaved students regarding state exams. Other prominent stories include the…
Significant traffic restrictions are being implemented in Dublin as the city prepares to host major EU-led political summits, with Taoiseach Micheál Martin warning of increased security stakes.
An extensive security operation is underway in Ireland this week in preparation for the European Political Community summit.
Rank and file gardaí have called off planned work-to-rule action that was scheduled to coincide with the European Presidency events.
Public sector pay talks are scheduled to resume this morning at the WRC, with strike action anticipated for Thursday.
Students who have experienced bereavement will be offered more options to defer their State exams.
Downloads for the highly anticipated game Grand Theft Auto VI have started one week prior to its official release date.
Some outpatient appointments at the National Maternity Hospital have been postponed due to ongoing road closures.
Voters in California are expected to vote against a proposed one-time tax targeting billionaires.
Dr. Paul Davis explores the evolving concept of hybrid warfare and its potential intersection with commercial spaces like supermarkets.
Harrison Gardner, presenter of 'Build Your Own Home', is set to inform TDs about methods to reduce the cost of self-build homes by half.
Donald Trump has stated that the CEO of Nvidia was unaware that his alleged affair partner was a Chinese spy.
Irish Rail services experienced significant disruption following a tragic incident.
A female paramedic was subjected to a sustained assault by a patient during transport to a hospital in Derry.
A study conducted by Trinity College has found no correlation between fluoridated water and cognitive decline in older adults.
A TD has been granted leave to pursue a judicial review concerning parking charges at Blanchardstown Shopping Centre.
Ireland's electricity grid is achieving new milestones in renewable energy as it adapts to increasing demand.
The media commission has initiated investigations into radio stations Tipp FM and South East Radio.
Author M John Harrison, aged 81, has become the oldest recipient of the Booker Prize for his apocalyptic novel influenced by AI.
The HSE is reportedly not collecting millions of euros owed by pharmaceutical companies.
Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euros on invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.
After nearly a decade of delays, the specific location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit has not yet been determined.
Tusla, the child and family agency, cannot provide figures on how many foster carers have been removed due to complaints or allegations.
An investigation questions the entities behind seaweed harvesting applications covering vast areas of Ireland's coastline.
Bill Murray's golf show set in Ireland has been commended for its surprisingly watchable diaspora-themed content.
Two men accused of fighting in a Cork toy shop days before Christmas have opted to contest the charges.
A legal challenge against the Galway Harbour Extension project has been withdrawn following a commitment to improve cycle facilities.
