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On The JournalFalling Through The Cracks
'People with schizophrenia are not dangerous, but untreated psychosis is'
A psychiatrist and a patient explain what Ireland can learn from Denmark’s approach to psychosis services.
On The Journalnext steps
How will the Commission into child abuse in schools work, and which schools will it cover?
And have lessons been learned from how previous inquiries were carried out?
On The Journalpersonal testimony
Abuse survivors told scoping inquiry they believed paedophile rings operated at some schools
“The principal would open the door, see the abuse taking place, even rape in progress, and just close the door again.”
Heart HealthLives 'at risk' as GPs told they can't refer cardiology patients to Cavan and Monaghan Hospital
CorkNinety-one-year-old man offered redress from Mother and Baby Home scheme after months of delays
the morning lead
Manager says HSE recruitment is 'like the Hunger Games' with jobs disappearing and panels bypassed
Roles that were vacant at the end of 2023 “don’t exist anymore” despite never being filled, the manager said.
Workers on panels were ignored while managers were 'encouraged to recruit internationally instead' during recent freeze
BohemiansThousands welcome journalist Motaz Azaiza to Dublin as he urges world to not look away from Gaza
Weather ForecastDry weather across most of the country with temperatures to hit 21 degrees in some areas
the morning lead
Workers 'horrified' HSE roles were filled via international campaigns despite recruitment freeze
A HSE recruitment freeze was in place from October to July, but certain roles were exempt.
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Portlaoise Prison overdoses caused by new synthetic benzo never found in Ireland before
It was initially thought that the substance was a synthetic opioid.
democratsPelosi says Trump's tactics are comparable to Hitler, she's 'optimistic' Kamala Harris can win
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The 9 at 9
Sinn Féin’s housing plans, Gaza ceasefire talks and high-strength drugs at Electric Picnic
ExplainerThe WHO has declared an emergency, but what exactly is Mpox and why the extra concern now?
On The JournalDublin Fire Brigade
Gorse fire in Sandyford extinguished after multi-agency operation
Coillte provided a helicopter that was used to drop water on the blaze.
Paris 2024
Rhasidat Adeleke comes fourth in women's 400m final at the Olympics
The 21-year-old is the first Irish woman to ever compete in an Olympic sprint final.
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Mary Robinson says we must 'learn lessons' from Irish mass emigration amid anti-migrant protests
In an interview with The Journal, the former President of Ireland also said the US and other Western countries need to do more to end the conflict in Gaza.
the morning lead
'Vital' developmental checks not being carried out on newborns due to shortage of nurses
A number of parents have contacted the Ombudsman for Children’s Office, saying their children’s health is being put at risk.
On The Journalthe morning lead
'My baby died in my arms': A mother on the dangers of AMR
By 2050, 10 million people could die prematurely every year because of antimicrobial resistance – but what exactly is it?
AMR should be taken as seriously as Covid-19, experts say
Pernilla Rönnholm's newborn daughter died because of AMR
"Families are being destroyed, children are dying," she told us
the morning lead
Locals in Tramore say it would be 'huge loss' if families in Direct Provision have to leave town
A mother who has lived in Tramore for five years with her son said she is devastated about having to leave their community.
Several families have been told they need to leave Ocean View House in the next two weeks
Many children and parents have been attending schools or working in the area for years
"I feel empty, my heart is torn," one mother told us
zero tolerance motionWomen and girls in Ireland are 'primed for violence' on a daily basis, Holly Cairns tells Dáil
On The Journaluk election
Labour's Irish chair on running for parliament, the Troubles and... Saturdays with Philomena Begley
Liam Conlon, son of Sue Gray, tells The Journal that a Labour government would attempt to undo the damage done by the Tories.
the morning lead
Meet the pro-Palestinian activist and former South African MP trying to take Keir Starmer's seat
Andrew Feinstein, the son of a Holocaust survivor, is giving the Labour leader a run for his money in London.
"My mother was a Holocaust survivor who lost dozens of her family in Auschwitz," Andrew Feinstein says
"It's very difficult to predict how it will play out electorally. But there is no doubt that we believe we can win."
