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The Irish Times front page features a lead story on teenagers killed in a joyriding incident on the M9, alongside reports on international trade tariffs, domestic health sector recruitment, a death in Limerick, and local land development issues. Sports and lifestyle news also feature, including a…
A report details how teenagers involved in a fatal M9 crash were among the country's most prolific and dangerous joyriders, with a follow-up article exploring their identities and a vigil held in solidarity for the victims.
The United States has imposed significant tariffs on Canada as trade negotiations have failed.
Firms in the health and social care sectors will be permitted to hire a majority of their staff from outside the European Union.
The body of a woman in her 30s, identified locally as Brazilian, was discovered in an apartment in Limerick city centre.
There are calls to remove a housing development ban on specific lands in Liffey Valley, described as 'unconscionable'.
The article highlights athlete Georgie Kelly's journey to support his partner, Kate O'Connor, during her gold medal win, emphasizing her exceptional performance.
TikTok has reached a settlement with the US government amounting to $400 million to resolve concerns regarding child privacy.
Hundreds of people gathered in Carlow for a vigil to show solidarity with those affected by the tragic M9 crash.
An account of the experiences of individuals living in Ireland's wildfire zones, with a personal reflection on a specific evening.
A preview of the Electric Picnic festival, highlighting 19 key acts for attendees to look out for.
Siobhán McSweeney, host of 'Traitors Ireland', shares an anecdote about being told she was not suited for television.
