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The Irish Examiner's front page features several domestic stories, with a focus on environmental and social issues. A significant story details raw sewage flowing into a Cork river feeding a drinking water reservoir. Other top stories include the Electric Picnic festival's future, a story about…
An apartment development was mistakenly connected to a storm drain, leading to raw sewage entering the Butlerstown river, which feeds a drinking water reservoir, for five months.
This story provides an inside look at the first day of the Electric Picnic 2026, detailing the camping, music, and chaotic festival atmosphere.
Fashion commentator Emma Doran discusses her passion for charity shopping, her involvement in comedy, and the joy she finds in second-hand clothing.
This article delves into how a contentious split in Cloyne ultimately shaped the career of Cork's most celebrated hurler, Christy Ring.
A heartwarming story about a Cork couple, Norma Murphy and Frankie Sheahan, and their successful endeavor to bring Oprah Winfrey to Dublin.
The Irish whiskey industry is strategically focusing on Asian and European markets as it contends with tariff pressures in the United States.
A preview of the GAA competition, assessing Fourmilewater's potential to cause upsets but ultimately not disrupt the established order.
Kate Duggan shares her life story and the inspiration behind a wellness festival, which stems from her father's affection for Shanbally House.
This article questions why Irish parents are spending significant amounts on digital devices for their children when schoolbooks are provided free of charge.
A brief account of the initial experiences at the Electric Picnic 2026, highlighting challenges like a broken cart and tent issues.
Met Éireann, Ireland's national meteorological service, will be questioned about the lack of a warning issued prior to flash floods in Killarney.
This podcast episode discusses the safety of Cork University Hospital, raising questions about its current conditions.
