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The Irish Examiner front page features a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into the backgrounds of five teenagers who died in a motorway collision, a political debate on the use of vehicles as weapons, and cultural news about the Rose of Tralee…
The Garda Síochána (Irish police) are investigating the backgrounds of five teenagers who died in a head-on collision on a motorway. Some of the teenagers may have had past criminal involvement, but the extent of this is still being determined.
A minister has stated that driving the wrong way on a motorway is equivalent to using a vehicle as a weapon, highlighting the dangerous nature of such actions.
The Rose of Tralee festival has commenced with high emotions and a strong sense of enjoyment during its opening night.
A personal reflection on childhood memories, with an emphasis on a love for singing that was initially reserved for private moments.
Patients are urging for access to a drug that could change their lives, emphasizing that cost should not be a barrier for treatment for Friedrich's ataxia.
A description of an attractive bungalow priced at €285,000, featuring desirable amenities such as lake views, a woodland location, and a garden bar.
Fintan Goold celebrates a significant victory for Macroom, noting that it is the team's first group game win in four years.
Author Sarah J Maas has announced the titles for two upcoming books in the Acotar series, providing details for fans.
A directive has been issued urging 278 schools with religious affiliations to explore the possibility of becoming multi-denominational by the year 2027.
Nuns in an Italian town are engaged in a dispute with local authorities over plans to repurpose or take away their beach club.
The weather forecast for Cork predicts cooler temperatures with intermittent rain, and updates on traffic conditions are also provided.
Former President Trump has expressed skepticism about Iran's willingness to reach a necessary deal and has made threats regarding bombing Oman.
A podcast episode reflects on the events of five years after the fall of Kabul, examining the subsequent developments and consequences.
This story discusses the issue of victim blaming in the context of the Patrick...
Nancy Reilly shares her perspective or experience on a particular subject.
Politicians in Cork have denied allegations of fraud following a report sent by Gardaí to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
A collection of notable photographs from the past week.
