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The news front page from Ireland's TheJournal.ie covers a range of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes a Garda investigation into a Dublin-based charity involving the seizure of luxury items, a weather warning for Storm Austen with potential flooding, and the ongoing…
Gardaí have recovered luxury items, including BMWs, Rolex watches, and Louis Vuitton bags, valued at approximately €290,000 during recent searches as part of an investigation into a Dublin-based charity.
Orange weather warnings are in effect, with forecasts predicting rain across many areas and a risk of flooding tonight as Storm Austen approaches.
Gardaí are awaiting post-mortem examination results after a man and a woman were discovered deceased at a residence in Bray.
Websites worldwide have experienced outages following the exposure of critical security vulnerabilities.
Michael Carrick has stated he has not considered his own position after Manchester United suffered an embarrassing defeat.
A significant number of train services will be cancelled or face disruptions this weekend as essential works are carried out.
Declan Rice scored a late equaliser to secure a draw for Arsenal in their match against Bayern Munich.
Tesco has introduced a new line of nitrite-free ham, prompting questions about what nitrites actually are.
The EPA reports that burning solid fuels and traffic emissions are contributing to health problems.
Male readers have shared their views on footballer James McClean's recent comments about seeking therapy, with some stating it is 'certainly not weak'.
Irish soldiers are being considered for deployment on a large-scale peacekeeping mission in the Balkans.
The Dublin D is described as a monument reflecting the city's strong desire to erect monuments.
A pedestrian in his 20s has died after being struck by a car in County Cork.
The couple found deceased in Bray had previously lost their children in a women's refuge fire in Clondalkin in 2017.
Information is provided about a government-backed low-cost home energy loan.
John Finucane has urged a Tory MP to retract comments made about 'IRA lawyers'.
The Dáil has voted by a margin of 79 to 71 to remove the triple lock.
A court heard that a man drove a stolen car the wrong way down a motorway before it went over a 30-foot drop into a family's garden.
The hidden costs of Halloween fireworks on pets and wildlife are explored.
Vladimir Putin has agreed to resume talks regarding the war in Ukraine with Kyiv and the US, following discussions with a Trump envoy.
Lise Hand writes that anonymous digs at political colleagues are sly, and dirty tricks are a persistent feature of politics.
A number of websites across Europe have been taken offline in response to a global cybersecurity alert.
Leaders of Sinn Féin attended a police station for an interview concerning their participation in the Drumcree protest.
The director and stars of 'Normal People' have signed an open letter in support of author Sally Rooney.
The popular television show 'Glee' is officially set to make a comeback.
A fifth young person has appeared in court charged in connection with an alleged rape of a teenage girl last year.
The investigation is ongoing into the deaths of a man and woman found at a house in Bray.
The RSA is advising drivers to avoid flooded roads as the severe weather group meets to prepare for Storm Austen.
Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has been accused of rape, allegedly occurring in Westminster in 2016.
The European Commission is investigating whether Booking.com is adequately addressing online scams.
The Taoiseach stated that the family of a murdered prison officer was 'badly failed' by the Garda investigation.
