850 students with special educational needs restrained in schools since… ↗
Front page lead850 instances of children in crisis being physically restrained in schools since last September, with 90% of them having special educational needs.
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The Irish Examiner front page leads with a story about a significant number of special needs students being physically restrained in schools. Other prominent domestic news includes a fatal crash blamed on an online trend, and a spotlight on dental care access for disadvantaged children…
850 instances of children in crisis being physically restrained in schools since last September, with 90% of them having special educational needs.
A dangerous online trend is suspected to be a factor in a fatal crash that resulted in the deaths of five teenagers in County Kildare.
A 'crisis' in Ireland's dental care system is causing significant waiting times for treatment for disadvantaged children.
A podcast episode discusses the situation in Kabul five years after its fall, exploring the aftermath and current conditions.
Irish athletes are preparing for the European Championships, with a focus on their long-term aspirations beyond the current competition.
A weather report for Cork indicates humid conditions with temperatures reaching up to 25C, followed by rain.
The MV Matthew, a ship linked to drug trafficking, was sold for $1 but is estimated to have been worth €3.36 million.
Gymnast Rhys McClenaghan, from Cork, expresses his love for his home city despite his international career.
An article by Caitríona Redmond discusses the often overlooked financial and emotional burdens of living alone.
An advice column addresses a reader's dilemma about communicating their preferences regarding intimacy during showers.