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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on Irish events and issues. Top stories include a historical look at a plan to tackle joyriding, concerns over hospital safety due to staff shortages, and a traffic disruption in Cork. There are…
A look back at a 1990s plan to combat joyriding, which may offer insights following a recent tragedy on the M9 motorway. Local authorities and youth workers are seen as key to addressing the issue.
The head of Cork University Hospital (CUH) has stated that the hospital is 'unsafe' for patients due to a significant shortfall in staff numbers.
A car was observed being driven the wrong way down a road in Cork, with the incident likened to a scene from the video game 'Grand Theft Auto'.
A death notice has been published for a teenager from Carlow who tragically lost their life in a crash on the M9.
Two individuals from Kerry, Evan Boyle and Daniel Kirby, have been offered contracts by an Australian Football League (AFL) club.
US President Donald Trump has issued threats to countries trading with Iran, coinciding with military strikes that are impacting economic pressure.
Mixed weather conditions in Cork are causing disruptions, exacerbated by ongoing roadworks and a recent collision.
A personal account detailing the experience of undergoing a full-body spa treatment designed for menopause relief.
Work is finally set to commence on the South Docks development in Cork, with plans to build 103 new homes.
Sarah Cracknell of Saint Etienne discusses her thoughts on creating future music, reflecting on a sense of nostalgia.
A food business in Kerry is seeking planning permission to extend its premises, with a sale value of €1.5 million.
