Wrong-way driving 'out of control' amid 32% rise in incidents detected in 2026 ↗
Front page leadA report indicates a 32% increase in wrong-way driving incidents detected in 2026, with the issue described as 'out of control'.
Ireland
The Irish Times front page highlights a significant rise in wrong-way driving incidents in Ireland. Other domestic news includes the government's plan for fuel excise cuts, consumer complaints against Rathwood, and a legal case involving tenants and a Ukrainian family. International news covers…
A report indicates a 32% increase in wrong-way driving incidents detected in 2026, with the issue described as 'out of control'.
The government has developed a plan that ensures the extension of fuel excise cuts will not impact the budget 2027 tax package.
Rathwood has reportedly received a higher volume of consumer complaints compared to the airline Ryanair.
A complaint filed by tenants who discovered a Ukrainian family residing in a former apartment has not been upheld.
An individual shares their personal reflections and lessons learned after living in Australia for 13 years, suggesting it is not an easy destination.
A report suggests that the increase in rent prices following the implementation of new regulations was a temporary, 'one-off' event.
A Brazilian au pair has been awarded €10,000 following what were described as 18 'harrowing' weeks of work for a family.
Pundit Keith Andrews has praised Damien Duff for his immediate and significant positive influence at Brentford.
The article questions whether Canada's political stance against Donald Trump will ultimately prove beneficial.
This opinion piece critiques Meta's smart glasses, raising concerns about privacy and societal implications.
An alphabetical guide explores the high costs associated with back-to-school expenses and offers advice on how parents can save money.
Politician Hazel Chu discusses the practicalities of car ownership after having children, leading to the sale of her two-seater convertible.
This article investigates the identities and backgrounds of the teenagers involved in the M9 crash.