Irish Officials Proposed Scrapping 'Linchpin' of Climate Legislation ↗
Front page leadIrish officials reportedly considered removing a key component of climate legislation earlier this year, according to a report.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include proposed changes to climate legislation in Ireland, a complaint from the Mayor of Limerick, and crime-related news from Cork. International news covers Donald Trump's statements on Iran talks and a US…
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Mayor of Limerick Complains About Councillors ↗
The Mayor of Limerick has lodged a complaint with the Taoiseach and Tánaiste regarding councillors following a contentious meeting.
Donald Trump Says Iran Talks Will Happen Today ↗
Former US President Donald Trump has stated that negotiations with Iran are scheduled to take place today.
'I've Always Voted DUP But Never Again': Donaldson's Former Constituents ↗
Former constituents of Jeffrey Donaldson express their disillusionment following his conviction, stating they will no longer vote for the DUP.
All Together Now 2026: Highs, Lows, and Greta Thunberg ↗
The All Together Now festival in 2026 experienced various highs and lows, including performances by Kneecap, an appearance by Greta Thunberg, and issues with portable toilets.
'Gateway to Europe': Policing Cork Coast for Drug Smuggling ↗
An operation is underway to police the west Cork coast, highlighting its role as a perceived 'gateway to Europe' for drug smuggling.
Contentious Late Calls Leave Kerry Boss Lost for Words ↗
Controversial decisions late in a game have left the Kerry boss speechless, described as 'gut-wrenching'.
RFK Jr. Urges US Families to Vaccinate Children ↗
In a surprising change of stance, US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is now encouraging families to vaccinate their children.
Remember When Dad Bought a Whole Cow for the Freezer? ↗
A personal anecdote is shared about a family memory involving buying an entire cow and storing it in the freezer.
Gavin Cooney: FIFA President Must Go, But Reform Needed ↗
Columnist Gavin Cooney argues that FIFA President Gianni Infantino should step down, but emphasizes that significant structural reform is necessary for real change.
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