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The Irish Examiner's front page highlights a major disaster in Nepal and Tibet, a significant housing development in Blackpool, and ongoing discussions about healthcare funding in Ireland. Other stories cover local rugby, weather warnings for Cork, and cultural events, alongside international news…
A catastrophic flash flood in Nepal and Tibet has resulted in over 1,000 people missing and the death toll climbing to 165, with foreign nationals among the missing.
Prince Harry has resigned from the board of a wildlife charity following allegations of human rights abuses by rangers.
A weather alert has been issued for Cork, warning of impending thunderstorms and heavy rain.
A development plan proposes the construction of up to 1,000 new homes on the site of the former Dulux factory in Blackpool.
Tensions surrounding staffing at Cork University Hospital continue, with calls for an 'honest conversation' on health funding.
A tribute to the late Tom Dunne, celebrating his significant contributions to culture, from his origins in Dollywood to his presence in Dinglewood.
Leinster Rugby is aiming to develop the Laya Arena into one of Europe's premier stadiums for club rugby.
Commentary suggests that Ben O'Connor is likely to focus more on management duties and less on direct coaching.
A guide to the Electric Picnic festival, highlighting 12 essential acts to see and offering advice for navigating the smaller stages.
An analysis of the CAO 2026 offers, advocating for a calm and considered approach to assessing options.
