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The Morning Lead
Air ambulance mission 'stood down' after Air Corps forced to ground its fleet of PC-12 aircraft
Sources said that this was because there were not enough technicians available to maintain the small planes.
Garda station
Serving garda arrested as part of probe after large quantity of drugs goes missing from station
Gardaí have also confirmed that five other people – not garda members – were arrested on related matters.
On The Journalballinlough
25-year-old man charged with murder of his mother and assault of his father in Cork
YantarRussian spy ship, previously escorted out of Irish waters, warned by Britain after aircraft incident
Donald TuskPolish PM says attack on rail line was 'deliberate sabotage' and intended to strike a train
eu presidency
Using foreign ship to police major summit raises constitutional questions, former AG says
The state’s ability to adequately secure major EU Presidency events has come under the spotlight
County CorkTwo men appear at Fermoy District Court charged with more than 70 counts of child sexual abuse
On The JournalCORK PRIDE
Future of Cork Pride festival in doubt as company that runs it goes into liquidation
LimerickTrial to begin of four gardaí and retired superintendent for alleged perverting course of justice
On The JournalPeacekeepers
UN calls on Israel to halt drone strikes near peacekeepers after Irish troops near miss
Cyber Security
Companies must begin to search for child sexual abuse imagery on work computers, expert says
Mick Moran, CEO of Hotline.ie, spoke to The Journal at a major international cyber security event in Dublin.
Ukraine
Government planning for possible visit by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Ireland
It is understood that officials are working on a plan for Zelenskyy to come here, possibly as early as December.
National Security
Concerns across Europe that Ireland's military shortfalls could put major summit at risk
Security concerns are being raised as Ireland prepares to take on the rotating presidency of the EU next summer.
On The JournalInvestigation
Two men to appear in court tonight charged in connection with fire at Drogheda Ipas centre
The two men were arrested this morning by investigators and have since been charged.
On The Journalno drone zone
Aviation authority probe into drones near Dublin Airport finds construction firm as operator
21 gun saluteLoud booms heard in Dublin this morning were a practice run for the presidential inauguration
Army ranger WingIrish Special Forces receive international award honouring their work in €157m drug seizure
On The JournalGaza Medevac
Ireland completes complex medical evacuation of sick children from Gaza to Ireland
On The JournalNavan
A man has been arrested after he barricaded himself inside an empty creche in County Meath
On The JournalOliver Plunkett Street
Gardaí launch investigation into attacks on drag artists in Cork city
On The JournalBack
Billy Kelleher says election was 'disastrous' and had catastrophic effect on party morale
A number of ballots were spoiled in Cork because people had written in Kelleher’s name.
On The JournalScott Medals
Gardaí to be honoured for bravery in fire rescue and armed incidents with terrorists and robbers
On The Journalon the ground
Analysis: Rioters last night overwhelmingly young men and little sign of pre-planning
Four gardaí were injured in last night’s rioting in West Dublin – here’s what it was like on the ground.
There was little sign of much organisation among the rioters in Saggart last night.
By contrast there was significant premeditation on Tuesday when lasers were pointed at the Garda helicopter overhead.
Peace cuts
Ireland may be forced to cut up to 40 troops from Lebanon
We visited the 127 Infantry Battalion today who are preparing to deploy to Lebanon in November. They are putting their final training touches in the Glen of Imaal.
Dungarvan
Town missing unit of gardaí after four members injured in two serious assault incidents
The gardaí are based in Dungarvan and were attacked over two nights last week, causing them to have to take sick leave to treat their wounds.
on the ground
Sadness and fear in Lebanon hills as Irish prepare to end decades-long mission
News Correspondent Niall O’Connor visited Lebanon this week to see how the country is coping with the news of the end of the 47 year peacekeeping mission.
