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The Irish Times front page highlights the reduction in Leaving Certificate grade inflation, along with several top stories including a politician's firearm confiscation, concerns over sea pollution in Lahinch, and a story about young people struggling to find work despite a booming economy. Other…
The percentage of H1 grades in the Leaving Certificate has decreased this year as the state continues to unwind grade inflation measures, with the number of top grades falling from 12.1% to 10.1%.
Gardaí confiscated a firearm from politician Michael Healy-Rae after he discharged it during the filming of a television documentary.
Locals in Lahinch are concerned about their health and the potential for illness due to sea pollution, with one family recounting a near-fatal experience.
Despite a strong labor market, a significant number of young people under the age of 35 are facing difficulties in securing employment in Ireland.
The deaths of three teenagers in an M9 crash are being investigated by an independent body, with one of the victims being in a residential placement provided by Tusla.
A recent television interview featuring Brendan O'Connor and Phil Coulter is highlighted for its candid and compelling nature.
Four men have been apprehended by gardaí in connection with burglaries following a traffic stop where their car was found to have false registration plates.
