Daniel Kinahan charged with directing organized crime ↗
Front page leadDaniel Kinahan has been charged with directing organized crime and is set to be segregated in Portlaoise Prison, where he will have access to his own gym and library.
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The Irish Times front page features prominent stories on organized crime, with Daniel Kinahan charged and facing segregation in prison. Other top stories include criticism of the Irish marine regulator over wind farm delays, an Aer Lingus customer service issue following a freak accident, a…
Daniel Kinahan has been charged with directing organized crime and is set to be segregated in Portlaoise Prison, where he will have access to his own gym and library.
The Irish marine regulator is facing ministerial criticism due to delays in the planning process for wind farms.
A mother expresses deep dissatisfaction with Aer Lingus's 'cold, spreadsheet-driven' response following her daughter's freak accident in the US.
A feature explores the unique experiences and challenges of living within Dublin's Phoenix Park, highlighting both the picturesque setting and the lack of privacy.
Met Éireann predicts temperatures could reach 28 degrees Celsius across Ireland in the coming days, indicating a continuation of hot weather.
Dublin Bus is recruiting almost 100 drivers from South Africa to address driver shortages.
A mother has been found guilty of her daughter's 'painful and merciless' murder in Iceland.
An opinion piece questions whether it might be better for the public to remain unaware of the true financial cost associated with the Ryder Cup.
Cork emerged victorious over Galway in a closely contested Gaelic games match, continuing their fierce rivalry.
A culinary feature highlights Mark Moriarty's best recipes of the year, as chosen by readers.
An opinion piece suggests Ireland could learn from Vienna's approach to designing housing with the specific needs of women in consideration, addressing the housing crisis.