Heists Rise Across Europe, Irish Museums Take Note ↗
Front page leadAs heists become more common and violent across Europe, Irish museums are increasing their security measures due to the rising prices of precious metals like gold and silver.
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The front page of TheJournal.ie features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a rise in heists across Europe impacting Irish museums, the closure of an iconic Dublin shop, and preparations for Katie Taylor's farewell boxing match in Croke Park. International news covers a…
As heists become more common and violent across Europe, Irish museums are increasing their security measures due to the rising prices of precious metals like gold and silver.
Dublin's beloved Brenfer Bullseye shop, established in 1969, is set to close its doors after nearly six decades of operation.
The Irish boxing icon Katie Taylor is preparing for her final farewell fight at Croke Park, with Westlife set to perform and preparations underway for a large crowd.
An Amazon cargo plane crashed after overshooting a runway at a Florida airport, resulting in five fatalities and multiple critical injuries.
The far-right Alternative for Germany party narrowly missed securing a majority in a regional election in Saxony-Anhalt.
Fianna Fáil is holding its annual party think-in in County Offaly today, with the budget expected to be a central topic of discussion.
An overview of the new Apple TV series 'Last Seen', providing viewers with key information about the show.
A recent survey indicates that only 20% of people believe they will be able to fully fund their retirement, highlighting concerns about financial security in later life.
Traffic disruptions are expected in Dublin as EU agriculture ministers convene for a meeting, with Gardaí implementing restrictions.
A delegation from Jamaica plans to formally petition King Charles III of the United Kingdom regarding reparations for slavery.
Irish museums are enhancing security protocols in response to a surge in violent heists targeting precious metals across Europe.
Ahead of a visit to Ireland, Republicans are organizing a large event in Texas, dubbed 'Trumpapalooza,' to support Republican candidates.
The GB and Ireland golf team achieved a remarkable comeback victory to secure the Walker Cup at Lahinch.
The reality TV show 'The Traitors Ireland' is experiencing heightened drama, with contestants reportedly feeling 'on edge'.
An opinion piece exploring the parallels between family dynamics and the strategic gameplay seen in the reality show 'The Traitors'.
A volcanic eruption in Indonesia has caused significant travel disruption, stranding more than 270,000 passengers at airports.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is scheduled to hold a meeting with US envoys to discuss the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, aiming for more effective outcomes.
A homeowner is facing financial loss after Dublin City Council denied liability for €20,000 in flood damage originating from a council flat.
A quiz designed to test readers' knowledge of boxing, likely related to the upcoming Katie Taylor fight.
An opinion piece arguing against the imposition of school uniforms, advocating for students to have the freedom to choose their own attire.
An article inviting readers to reflect on their personal budgets and potentially participate in a 'Money Diary' feature.
A personal account detailing ten ADHD traits that the author discovered after receiving their diagnosis.
An exploration of the hidden suffering and trauma experienced by horses involved in sulky racing.
Tips and advice for parents and students on readjusting to school routines after the summer break.
A roundup of the day's news events from Sunday.