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The Irish Times front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include severe environmental contamination at Aughinish, a Garda investigation into Glen Hansard's movements, and a political controversy involving Minister Noel Grealish. There's also a focus on sports, with…
Groundwater at Aughinish Alumina has been found to contain contaminants, including arsenic and aluminium, at levels up to 4700 times the legal thresholds.
Gardaí are attempting to determine the last movements of musician Glen Hansard in West Dublin, investigating if he went to another location after leaving a pub.
FIFA's controversial proposal to sell stakes in the World Cup has been abandoned following widespread criticism.
Comedian Alan Davies discusses personal experiences, including a difficult relationship with his father and having him arrested.
This article reflects on Mayo's recent victory, describing it as a profoundly joyful event for the nation, reminiscent of significant moments in the Republic of Ireland's history.
This story provides further detail on the environmental concerns at Aughinish Alumina, describing the site as an environmental time bomb.
Minister Noel Grealish was present at a political conference described as 'anti-woke,' which featured Nigel Farage as a speaker.
Wildfires in Ireland have had a devastating impact on wildlife, turning once beautiful habitats into black soot.
The rise of Artificial Intelligence is predicted to cause widespread bankruptcies, bank failures, and overall chaos within the global financial system.
John Maughan recounts the intense emotional experience of watching Mayo approach a significant sporting achievement.
This piece profiles individuals who are integral to seasonal activities, with a focus on their work during summer and their more subdued approach in winter.
