RTÉ Cork staff fearful for future after talks on new studio break down ↗
Front page leadRTÉ Cork staff are concerned about their future following the collapse of discussions with Cork City Council regarding the leasing of space for a new studio.
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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on RTE Cork staff concerns. Other top stories include a court case, local council spending, and sports-related articles. The page also includes opinion pieces, lifestyle content, and business…
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Tributes paid to Cork-born Garda killed in road collision while off-duty ↗
Tributes have been paid to a Garda from Cork who died in a road collision while off-duty.
Two arrested as revenue seizes €11.5m worth of cocaine and cannabis at Dublin… ↗
Revenue officers have seized approximately €11.5 million worth of cocaine and cannabis at Dublin Port, leading to two arrests.
Cork City Council spends €6.2m to get out of house deal amid 'contractual… ↗
Cork City Council has spent €6.2 million to terminate a housing deal due to a contractual dispute.
Fogarty Forum: 75 reasons why Mayo's victory was special ↗
An analysis providing 75 reasons that highlight the significance and special nature of Mayo's victory.
Kieran Shannon: Any Moran and Mayo have earned the right to take the baton ↗
An opinion piece by Kieran Shannon discussing the achievements of Moran and Mayo, suggesting they have earned their success.
In Kerry, the uncomfortable conversations won't just be about Mayo ↗
A sports analysis focusing on the county of Kerry, suggesting that upcoming discussions will extend beyond just the topic of Mayo.
Taking on a university course post-50 can be possible, powerful and personally… ↗
This sponsored content explores the possibilities and rewards of pursuing a university education after the age of 50.
Home Q&A: Your guide to the new planning rules for garden cabins ↗
A question and answer guide providing information on the latest planning regulations concerning garden cabins.
Meet the volunteers who befriend others to battle loneliness: 'We'll be there… ↗
A story highlighting volunteers dedicated to befriending individuals and combating loneliness, with a quote emphasizing their support.
Jonathan deBurca Butler: Why was a gay cruise ship turned away from Turkey and… ↗
An analysis piece by Jonathan deBurca Butler investigating the reasons behind a gay cruise ship being denied entry to ports in Turkey and Egypt.
Bessborough survivor says children were barred from 'sacred ground' he now… ↗
A survivor from the Bessborough institution claims that children were prevented from accessing an area that he believes served as a burial site.
Lizzie Twigg can get punters off to good start on day two of Galway races ↗
Lizzie Twigg is in a strong position to give racegoers a successful start on the second day of the Galway races.
J&J reaches sweeping talc deal that could end decade of litigation ↗
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to a significant settlement to resolve widespread litigation concerning talc products.
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