Airbnb manager claims unlawful firing despite positive review ↗
Front page leadAn Airbnb manager alleges he was unlawfully fired, despite receiving a 'very positive' performance review, according to a report by Mark Tighe.
Ireland
The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key Irish stories include an unlawful dismissal case, a planned medical museum, and a commentary on the politics of an aging Ireland. International news covers a flood disaster in Nepal-Tibet. Cultural and lifestyle…
An Airbnb manager alleges he was unlawfully fired, despite receiving a 'very positive' performance review, according to a report by Mark Tighe.
A new medical museum is set to open, showcasing intriguing items such as a padded cell, an iron lung, and Napoleon's toothbrush.
Artist CMAT kicked off a spectacular homecoming performance at Electric Picnic with a tribute to Dolly Parton.
A devastating flood in Nepal and Tibet has resulted in at least 750 deaths, with an additional 3,000 people still unaccounted for.
Actor Domhnall Gleeson expresses that his life in Ireland is deeply meaningful to him and does not feel like a sacrifice.
Jon Ronson talks about his book examining men who are 'spiralling', acknowledging the complexity and his personal fondness for Graham Linehan.
An opinion piece reflects on parental experiences, detailing feelings of confusion and even shame associated with past choices.
This opinion piece delves into the intricate political challenges presented by Ireland's growing elderly population.
A male has been arrested following the discovery of a deceased man found next to a seriously injured child in County Tyrone.
A wellness piece explores the complex emotions of wanting to please someone who is consistently cold and rude.
Actress Olwen Fouéré shares her strong belief that humanity is living in the final era of the Anthropocene.