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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a call for a sexual assault treatment unit in the Mid-West region of Ireland, a study on nature-based flood solutions for Middleton, and a discussion on giving smartphones to children. Other…
Following a court hearing, there are renewed calls for a dedicated sexual assault treatment unit in Ireland's Mid-West region after a rape victim had to travel to Galway.
A study proposing nature-based solutions for flooding in Middleton is being discussed by councillors, who have raised concerns.
A conference in Cork heard concerns that giving smartphones to young children is a 'scandal'.
A fire officer provides an update following a blaze in the Dublin Mountains.
Two individuals have been arrested following the seizure of drugs valued at €8.5 million in Meath and Louth.
A cargo ship was reportedly hit by a projectile amid ongoing disputes between Iran and the US regarding talks.
The future of US-Iran talks remains uncertain following an incident where a ship was struck in the Strait of Hormuz.
Ireland's national meteorological service, Met Éireann, has issued a thunderstorm warning affecting multiple counties.
Minister of State Mary Butler discusses her role in supporting Ireland's dynamic arts sector.
GAA player Ashling Thompson shares her determination to overcome an injury that has impacted her career.
A curated list of top television and streaming recommendations for August, including popular shows like Ted Lasso and Ricky Gervais's new animation.
Residents in Togher flats, Cork City, are facing severe social housing issues, with reports of rats in the living spaces.
This is a sponsored article discussing the history and impact of Bord Gáis Energy, particularly in Cork.
