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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic Irish news and international stories. Top headlines include a story about a Waterford father and son's hot air ballooning adventures, tributes to an Irish mother found dead in Melbourne, and a GAA match report. There are also sections on…
A Waterford father and son share their decades-long passion and adventures in hot air ballooning, from childhood flights and dramatic rescues to international competitions.
The community is mourning the loss of an Irish mother who was found dead in her Melbourne home, with tributes pouring in for her.
An investigation into the murder of a Brazilian woman found dead in her Limerick apartment has been launched by Gardaí.
The body of a man was discovered near the landmark Blackrock Castle in Cork, prompting an investigation.
A personal account discussing the complexities and challenges of experiencing both menopause and Parkinson's disease concurrently.
A report on a GAA match where Ballygunner emerged victorious against De La Salle, securing their place in the next stage.
Columnist Mick Clifford discusses how social media platforms are contributing to a culture of abuse, even affecting grieving families.
A comprehensive review of the Tesla Model Y, evaluating its 505km range and advanced technology while highlighting significant drawbacks.
A heartwarming story about a Cork couple whose wedding is featured, tracing their relationship back to a chance encounter at a karaoke night.
A fundraiser has been initiated to help cover the costs of repatriating the body of a Brazilian woman who was tragically murdered in Limerick.
Rory McIlroy has maintained his chances of winning the BMW Championship by delivering a strong performance in the third round of the tournament.
In the Limerick Senior Football Championship, Mungret St. Paul's and Fr. Casey's have advanced to the semi-final stage.
The Mayo Senior Football Championship title race is now wide open following the unexpected exit of Ballina Stephenites.
Advice columnist Dáithí addresses a reader's question about the ethics of using dating apps without intending to meet people in person.
