Cork Council Pays Out €3.1m for Pothole Claims ↗
Front page leadCork County Council has paid out €3.1 million in public liability claims, with the majority related to potholes, according to a spokesperson who received 5,338 complaints.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a significant payout by Cork County Council for pothole-related claims, GAA news about a Cúl Camp apology, and legal proceedings concerning a judge's decision. International news covers wildfires…
Cork County Council has paid out €3.1 million in public liability claims, with the majority related to potholes, according to a spokesperson who received 5,338 complaints.
The GAA has issued an apology regarding 'supply chain issues' that affected children attending its Cúl Camp.
The High Court has ruled that a Kerry judge's decision to jail Michelle Keane for contempt of court was 'manifestly unfair'.
Thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes due to wildfires affecting parts of Spain and southern France.
A sponsored article discusses the importance of micro-credentials in addressing the skills gap, featuring representatives from Munster Technological University.
News regarding the All-Ireland final indicates one change for the Mayo team, with Geaney starting on the Kerry bench.
A podcast episode discusses the new legislation making 'sex for rent' illegal, with related discussions on heatwaves and El Niño.
Gardaí in Cork have seized an electric scooter with a top speed of 87km/h from a 14-year-old.
Plans have been submitted to Cork City Council for the construction of 300 new homes in the Douglas area.
Former Kerry manager Éamonn Fitzmaurice reflects on the lessons learned from working with David Clifford.
A developer associated with the Celtic Tiger era has had €14 million in Nama debt written off.
Stephen Gollogly, a former Monaghan inter-county footballer, has passed away at the age of 41.
A retired Garda has been granted permission to challenge the Garda Commissioner for the second time in a year.
A diary entry from a Gen Z student explores experiences with dating apps and the lack of serious intentions.
Donald Trump has announced new tariffs on over 80 countries, including EU member states.