University of Limerick controversy ↗
Front page leadFresh questions arise over the University of Limerick's financial oversight and transparency, testing its claims of having learned from past governance failures.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a controversy at the University of Limerick, a woman found dead in Limerick, and economic news about Ireland's appeal to buyers. Sports news focuses on GAA and rugby, while lifestyle content covers…
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Woman found dead in Limerick ↗
A woman found dead in Limerick was reportedly living the 'Brazilian dream' of living in Europe.
Ireland attracts buyers amid global turmoil ↗
As Spain faces high temperatures and America experiences turbulence, buyers are increasingly looking to Ireland.
Restaurant Chestnut owners closing ↗
Owners of the Michelin-starred West Cork restaurant Chestnut reveal the reasons behind their decision to close.
Unique farmhouse in West Cork sells for €525k ↗
A unique farmhouse in West Cork, originating from Indonesia, has achieved a sale price of €525,000.
Cecelia Ahern drawn to books ↗
Author Cecelia Ahern expresses her strong affinity for books, stating a disinterest in reading AI-generated novels.
Maurice Brosnan on Mayo's GAA challenge ↗
As champions continue to falter, the article questions whether Mayo's kickout strategy will be effective.
Paul Hosford on M9 crash and risks ↗
Paul Hosford analyzes the aftermath of the M9 crash, discussing the risks of 'doing something' without addressing the real issues.
Asylum seekers given deadline ↗
Asylum seekers have been informed they must vacate the IPAS centre by Monday.
Oldest pub in Adare purchased ↗
The McManus family has acquired the oldest pub in Adare, ahead of the Ryder Cup.
Woman found dead in Limerick identified ↗
The identity of the woman found dead in Limerick, who was reportedly living the 'Brazilian dream' in Europe, has been confirmed.
Wildfires across Europe ↗
Wildfires erupt across Europe, revealing potentially deadly old munitions buried beneath the surface.
TikTok reaches settlement over privacy breach ↗
TikTok has agreed to a settlement of £293 million over allegations of breaching children's privacy.
Darragh Corcoran excited for 'Cats' return ↗
Darragh Corcoran expresses excitement for the return of 'The Cats' in the King.
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