Ireland Considering Nuclear Option Amid Energy Crisis ↗
Front page leadIreland is exploring the possibility of nuclear energy as a response to an impending energy crisis, indicating a significant shift in energy policy considerations.
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The Irish Times front page highlights an energy crisis in Ireland, with the government considering nuclear options. Other domestic stories cover rising fuel prices, growing dereliction in Bray, and a discussion on Ireland's economic model. International news includes a report on the death of Jason…
Ireland is exploring the possibility of nuclear energy as a response to an impending energy crisis, indicating a significant shift in energy policy considerations.
Forecourt fuel prices in Ireland are increasing again, nearing €2 per litre, which is creating a difficult dilemma for the government amid fears of potential public protests.
Jason Arday, an academic who recently resigned from Cambridge University due to plagiarism allegations, has been found dead.
A personal reflection on the profound emotional impact of seeing the woman convicted of the author's sister's murder pictured with former President Connolly.
The issue of growing dereliction in Ireland is highlighted through observations of changes in Main Street, Bray, illustrating a broader societal and economic problem.
Economist David McWilliams argues that socialist policies are being implemented in Ireland despite the presence of a so-called centre-right government coalition.
Fergie Chambers, a Dublin-based communist millionaire, is reportedly facing scrutiny from the Trump administration.
Lara Marlowe analyzes the weakening of Putin's social contract with the Russian populace and suggests a rise in his paranoia.
An earthquake in Indonesia has resulted in the deaths of at least 20 people, with rescue operations underway.
Economist Thomas Piketty claims that Ireland's current economic model has detrimental effects on other nations.
A woman from Leitrim is leading a movement to revive the traditional Irish sean-nós dancing across the country.