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EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, The Journal brings you five of the biggest stories of the day.
1. #BELFAST: The family of a man left seriously injured by a stabbing in Belfast on Monday night said they are “completely devastated by the horrific attack”.
2. #COURTS: A court heard that a seven-year-old child stabbed during an attack at Parnell Square in Dublin in November 2023 is now non-verbal, uses a wheelchair and is fed through a tube after suffering brain damage as a result of the incident.
3. #BUDGET TALK: Stamp duty relief for first-time-buyers is not on the cards in this year’s budget, according to Tánaiste Simon Harris.
4. #DIVERSIONS: A march from O’Connell Street to Leinster House resulted in traffic disruption and road closures in Dublin city centre.
5. #BILL KENNEALLY: The Taoiseach said the government will act on a recommendation from a judge that there should be a new offence on the statute books for when a public official perverts the course of justice not by criminality, but by “serious dereliction” of duty.
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