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The Irish Times front page features a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include a potential strike by solicitors and barristers over legal fees, a discussion on tipping culture in Ireland, accidental deaths of an Irish couple in Spain, and a deep dive into the future of Gaelic…
Solicitors are contemplating seeking barristers' participation in a strike over a new legal fees scheme, indicating potential industrial action within the legal profession.
A discussion highlights a unified Irish perspective on the contentious issue of tipping terminals, exploring public opinion and attitudes.
The deaths of an Irish woman and her husband in a hot tub in Spain are being investigated, with initial findings suggesting the incidents may have been accidental.
Former Dublin manager Pat Gilroy questions the continued adherence to the county system in Gaelic Games, suggesting a re-evaluation of the GAA's future.
A harrowing account details the perilous Atlantic migration route, where over 200 individuals embarked on a journey to Europe, with only 36 surviving.
An examination of the events leading to a critical point of unrest at the Oberstown detention centre, detailing the circumstances and causes.
The death toll from severe flooding in Nepal has surpassed 600, prompting the United Kingdom to deploy a rapid response team to assist in relief efforts.
The article explores the differing opinions among Irish medical experts regarding the increasing diagnoses and medications for ADHD.
A commentary piece suggests that any strategic planning within the Irish Cabinet is not apparent, implying a lack of visible long-term vision.
A pictorial review of the Electric Picnic festival in 2026, capturing moments of rain, mud, an open-air swim, and an unexpected wedding.
Author and commentator Blindboy discusses his aspirations for literary recognition while acknowledging aspects of his persona he considers detrimental.
