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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include potential rent increases for social housing in Cork, a look at the state of social housing flats, and a report on Ireland's CCTV vulnerability to cyber threats. Sports news focuses on GAA…
A council deputy chief executive has suggested that proposed changes to maintenance delivery could lead to rent increases for social housing residents in Cork City, with measures in place to protect vulnerable households.
This story examines the poor living conditions in Cork City's social housing flats on Noonan's Road, highlighting issues with mould and rodents.
A global cyber firm has warned that Ireland's CCTV camera systems are vulnerable to hacking.
An analysis of Cork's pub scene, exploring its evolving nature amidst economic conditions, contrasting 'feast' and 'famine' with the prevalence of 'For Sale' signs.
In the GAA, Galway's women's team fell short on ladies' day, but ultimately secured a victory.
A collection of images capturing the best moments from the Co Waterford All Together Now festival.
The national meteorological service, Met Éireann, has issued alerts to the public regarding the risk of spot flooding and potential thunderstorms.
A podcast episode featuring Bessborough survivor Cindi Bonny, discussing her experiences.
Officials report that a suspected suicide bombing at a police station in Pakistan has killed at least 14 people.
Russia's Wildberries reports that a warehouse in the Vladimir region is on fire following a Ukrainian drone attack.
Rescuers are searching for 28 missing individuals after a ferry caught fire in Indonesia's Madura island.
Two people have been hospitalized following a building collapse in Sydney.
