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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic Irish news, including a deeply personal story about a mother's trafficking experience and the search for missing children, and a report on the HSE's decision regarding a costly drug. There are also stories on sports, local weather, and a…
Six years after her mother's death, Mary Donovan discovered her twin siblings among the missing children of Bessborough, uncovering a personal tragedy linked to historical abuse.
Stephen Molumphy, the Waterford hurling manager, is set to hold an open trial, indicating potential changes or additions to the team's lineup.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) will decide whether to fund the drug Skyclarys, which costs approximately €280,000 annually, for patients.
The Government has been warned that a large budget package and tax cuts are likely to increase prices, potentially impacting the economy.
Europe has recorded at least 35,000 excess deaths during consecutive heatwaves, highlighting the severe health impacts of extreme weather.
GAA columnist John Fogarty suggests that the sport of hurling is at its most critical juncture in over three decades.
A report indicates a 'sustainability crisis' among school principals, with 28% reporting 'poor' or 'very poor' mental health.
An Irish woman has achieved 'triple crown' swimming history, with her inspirational journey motivated by her brother's transplant.
A production titled 'End Of The Rainbow,' exploring the life of Judy Garland, is being staged in Cork.
Met Éireann forecasts heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms for Cork, impacting traffic and daily activities.
Jim McGuinness is considering extending his tenure as manager of the Donegal team beyond the year 2027.
