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The Irish Examiner front page highlights a significant increase in A&E wait times as a major concern, alongside news about the National Children's Hospital potentially missing its deadline. Political news includes an update on a Garda investigation into distressing calls made to councillors…
Almost 9,500 people aged 75 or over waited longer than 24 hours for a hospital bed this year, indicating a significant rise in A&E wait times and raising safety concerns.
The construction of the new National Children's Hospital is at risk of missing its 20th deadline, suggesting potential delays in its completion.
Gardaí have stated they have no new information regarding an investigation into disturbing phone calls allegedly made to female councillors.
Erica Bracken shares a personal and emotional account of how her mother's death profoundly impacted her life and her sense of self.
The popular reality television show 'The Traitors Ireland' is set to return, with details provided about its upcoming season.
An economic commentary highlighting concerns about Ireland's energy policy, suggesting that the country is wasting affordable electricity while importing expensive alternatives.
GAA star Gearóid Hegarty expresses concerns that the introduction of a video referee in hurling could negatively impact the sport.
A property feature offering a glimpse into newly developed luxury apartments at Drumcora House, with prices exceeding €1 million.
The weekend weather forecast predicts dry conditions with sunny spells.
An airport in Okinawa has been closed due to Typhoon Dolphin making landfall in southern Japan.
Record-breaking high temperatures are being experienced across central and eastern Europe.
A court in New Mexico has mandated that Meta pay $567 million in damages related to the platform's impact on children's mental health.
