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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a potential sports campus development in Cork, a profile on Glen Hansard's career, and a local GAA club's championship aspirations. International news covers strikes in Ukraine and earthquake…
The Mayor of County Cork is seeking support from Cork City and the Lord Mayor to persuade the Government to build a new sports campus to serve the southern half of the country.
A look back at the career of Glen Hansard, from his early days busking in Dublin to his international success, including an Oscar.
Preview of the Cork hurling championship, focusing on Sarsfields' pursuit of a second consecutive title.
John Creedon discusses his latest 'Musical Atlas Of...' project, inspired in part by his mother's song from Bantry Bay.
Ukrainian cities were hit by deadly strikes following President Zelenskyy's warning of a large-scale Russian offensive.
The death toll from a Japanese earthquake has climbed to 30, with rescue operations complicated by aftershocks and high temperatures.
A photo gallery showcases the natural beauty of Ireland's coastline, featuring wildlife and landscapes.
An ongoing police operation is targeting non-compliance on roads, with gardaí conducting checks and enforcing regulations.
A column by Michael Moynihan exploring parallels between Homer's Odyssey and aspects of life in Cork.
Stephen Molumphy has been appointed to a new role, stating his intention for teams to play with an attacking and aggressive style.
Over 100 retailers in Limerick are protesting against the mayor's proposals to close streets in the city center.
An analysis piece questioning whether GAA players hold a similar cultural significance in Ireland as the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders do in the US.
