Groups call for end to 'archaic' Leaving Cert points system ↗
Front page leadThousands of teenagers are facing the time of 'stomach-curdling dread' as the Leaving Cert and CAO process continues, with calls to reform the points system.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include calls to end the 'archaic' Leaving Cert points system, a teenage cyclist's death in a hit-and-run, GAA-related news, and a report on new bylaws for Cork libraries. International news…
Thousands of teenagers are facing the time of 'stomach-curdling dread' as the Leaving Cert and CAO process continues, with calls to reform the points system.
A teenage cyclist has died after being involved in a hit-and-run incident with a van in County Meath.
A chief from Galway's GAA has suggested that more matches are needed, rather than a condensed final two-week period.
New bylaws have been introduced that prohibit the use of smart glasses in Cork libraries.
The new season of RTÉ television shows has been announced, featuring popular titles such as KIN, The Traitors, DIY SOS, and Tommy Tiernan.
Friedreich's ataxia sufferers have received 'amazing news' with the approval of a life-changing drug.
A fire at a hospital in the Pakistani capital has resulted in the deaths of 14 newborn infants.
The United States has suspended all immigrant visa applications due to tightening restrictions.
Speculation surrounds the future of Ben O'Connor following Ronan Curran's departure from Cork GAA.
A report indicates that male applicants are more successful than women in the Garda fitness test.
A look back at Dolly Parton's visit to Cork in 2008 for a performance at the Marquee.