Falling Leaving Cert grades will not lead to points drop ↗
Front page leadDespite a decline in Leaving Cert grades, it is anticipated that this will not result in a reduction of points awarded for university entry, with Cao offers expected soon.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include the impact of falling Leaving Cert grades on university points, a significant financial move by Boston Scientific from its Irish operations, and internal political disputes within the People Before…
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Boston Scientific to shift $15bn from Irish operation ↗
Boston Scientific is preparing to move approximately $15 billion from its operations in Ireland, signaling a significant financial restructuring.
Members resign from People Before Profit over leadership style ↗
Several members have resigned from an internal faction of the People Before Profit party, citing concerns over what they describe as a 'hegemonic' leadership approach.
'It invalidated me as their mother': Woman's daughter granted passport in error ↗
An Irish woman recounts the distress caused when her daughter was incorrectly issued a passport, an error that she felt undermined her role as a mother.
Dolly Parton's act briefly silenced America's toxic political discourse ↗
An opinion piece reflects on Dolly Parton's recent actions and their impact on momentarily halting divisive political conversations in the United States.
Aughinish latest: Oligarch control claim based on 'presumptions', company argues ↗
The company argues that claims suggesting an oligarch still controls Rusal are based on assumptions rather than concrete evidence.
Wrong-way driving most common on M50 and M7 ↗
Data reveals that the M50 and M7 motorways have recorded the highest number of wrong-way driving incidents since 2019.
'I feel guilt and rage about living in Australia while my family is in Ireland' ↗
A personal reflection from someone living in Australia who experiences guilt and anger about being geographically separated from their family in Ireland.
Cian O’Neill appointed as new head coach of Cork hurlers ↗
Cian O’Neill has been named the new head coach for the Cork senior hurling team, a significant appointment in Irish sports.
Fake reviews target small businesses: 'We can get rid of them for €3,000' ↗
The article discusses how small businesses are being targeted by fake reviews and the services available to remove them, with one service costing €3,000.
Tipperary walled town: Bars on windows kept cows out ↗
A historical look at a walled town in Tipperary reveals that the bars on its windows were not decorative but served a practical purpose of keeping out cows.
Sending a child to college costs an average of €11,102 this year ↗
The cost of sending a child to college has reached an average of €11,102 this year, with advice offered on smarter payment methods.
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