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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Irish current events including government targets, local community stories, and crime. International news covers global heatwaves and wildfires. Sports and lifestyle content are also prominent.
New figures reveal that heat pump installations are significantly behind schedule, with 404,000 homes needing retrofitting to meet government targets within three and a half years.
A pub in a Cork village has been bought by residents, described as 'phenomenal' support for the owners, indicating strong community spirit.
A half-time reality check propelled the Cork GAA team to a significant second-half surge, leading them to victory against Galway.
This article delves into the concept of 'holiday friends' and questions why modern relationships may not incorporate them as frequently.
Daniel Kinahan has been charged with directing an organised crime group at the Special Criminal Court.
Residents and motorists in Cork city have been alerted to a number of road closures and temporary stop-go traffic systems.
Galway's GAA boss has apologized for remarks made in an Irish Examiner article.
This advice piece guides readers on how to best view Wednesday's solar eclipse, with Munster offering the optimal vantage point.
Ireland has issued over half a million passports this year, with the service described as 'world class'.
Indonesia is struggling to contain rapidly spreading wildfires near Mount Bromo.
Several parts of Western Europe have recorded new temperature highs as intense heatwaves continue to affect the region.
