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David MacRedmond · 2026-06-12 · via TheJournal.ie

EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, The Journal brings you five of the biggest stories of the day.

1. #IRELAND V ISRAEL: The Football Association of Ireland has confirmed that Uefa has approved a request to move Ireland’s home Nations League match against Israel to a neutral venue overseas.  

2. #STABBING: A man in his 30s has been arrested after another man died at a house in Co Leitrim.

3. #TRIAL: Jeffrey Donaldson has denied that he attended a meeting in the 1990s with an alleged victim to nip her claims of sexual abuse against him “in the bud”.

4. #HYDRATION: RTÉ has said it will continue to show ads during water breaks in Fifa World Cup games, but that it does not expect to do so extensively.

5. #QAYYUM BALOGUN: An assault charge has been withdrawn from a business student accused of violent disorder connected to an attack on music promoter Qayyum Balogun, who died after a stabbing in Dublin.

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