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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a rape trial's victim-blaming aspects, housing developments in Cork, and a sports column. International news covers potential Strait of Hormuz reopening and events in Morocco. There's also content…
A Limerick rape trial saw the victim's dress displayed, which has been described as a 'blatant form of victim-blaming,' with the victim reportedly questioned about her underwear at the time of the attack.
A resident expresses gratitude to Cork City Council for providing a new home, highlighting the social housing situation in Cork.
Columnist John Fallon discusses the reasons behind Derry City's difficulties, assigning blame to players like James McClean and the team's management.
A personal account of a wedding day, featuring 2FM's Aisling Bonner.
Limerick mayor John Moran has publicly criticized councillors for what he deems an inappropriate use of legislation.
An article detailing available starter homes in various Cork locations, with prices starting at €230,000.
A quote from GAA player Ciarán Kilkenny reflecting on his career and dedication.
A look back at notable albums from 1986, including works by Nick Cave and Van Morrison, celebrating their 40th anniversary.
Plans for a cinema in Dingle by Cillian Murphy and Yvonne McGuinness have received approval.
The Irish meteorological service, Met Éireann, is predicting varied weather conditions for the upcoming days.
Former Leinster captain Reggie Corrigan believes Leo Cullen's decision to leave the club was the correct one.
Former US President Donald Trump suggests that an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz might be reached soon.
A crowd has gathered near the border of Ceuta in Morocco, anxiously awaiting news of individuals who have gone missing.
A podcast episode discussing challenging living conditions and gratitude.
Podcast episodes related to the Bessborough institution and RTÉ's coverage.
A tractor driver has received a suspended sentence for causing a hazard by driving too slowly on a motorway.
