Four arrested in investigation into organised burglary gang ↗
Front page leadFour individuals have been arrested as part of an investigation into an organised burglary gang, following an incident possibly related to the M50 toll.
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Leaving Cert results: Record number of students to receive results today ↗
Over 70,000 students in Ireland will receive their Leaving Cert results today, marking a record number for the examinations.
Motorcyclist dies following road crash in Co Cork ↗
A motorcyclist has died following a road traffic collision in County Cork, with emergency services attending the scene.
What the papers say: Friday's front pages ↗
A review of the main headlines and stories featured on the front pages of Ireland's newspapers for Friday.
One of teens killed in motorway crash was ‘in the care of Tusla’ ↗
It has been revealed that one of the teenagers who died in a recent M9 motorway crash was in the care of Tusla, the Child and Family Agency.
Tottenham agree initial £75m fee with Man City for winger Savinho ↗
Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly agreed an initial fee of £75 million with Manchester City for the transfer of winger Savinho.
Retail sales weaken in July as demand for clothing falls back ↗
Irish retail sales saw a weakening trend in July, primarily driven by a decrease in consumer demand for clothing.
Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan back in jail after court-ordered hospital visit ends… ↗
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has returned to jail after a court-ordered hospital visit concluded earlier than anticipated.
Japan executes man convicted over fire that killed five at pachinko parlour ↗
Japan has carried out the execution of a man found guilty in connection with a fire at a pachinko parlour that resulted in five deaths.
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