Tusla overruled conflict of interest concerns to award firm €2.5m contract ↗
Front page leadTusla, the child and family agency, reportedly disregarded conflict of interest concerns when awarding a €2.5 million contract to a firm.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a controversy over a €2.5 million contract awarded by Tusla, infrastructure developments in Dublin, and international disaster news from Nepal-Tibet and Cyprus. Cultural and lifestyle stories cover…
Tusla, the child and family agency, reportedly disregarded conflict of interest concerns when awarding a €2.5 million contract to a firm.
Search and rescue operations are underway in Nepal and Tibet following severe flooding, with the death toll exceeding 900.
Irish Rail aims to close five level crossings in south Dublin as part of its infrastructure development plans.
Eight people have died and nearly 20 remain missing after a ferry capsized off the coast of north Cyprus.
A review of the Electric Picnic festival in 2026, highlighting notable performances, crowd experiences, and logistical issues.
A new labelling law change will clarify the origins of Irish honey brands, distinguishing them from those using imported or Chinese bee products.
A profile of Farmer Phil, featuring a local anecdote about a historically significant tree on his land.
An analysis piece by Ken Early discussing the financial power of the Premier League and its inability to attract top European clubs.
An elderly couple faces financial distress due to unpaid bills after Flogas failed to implement a budget plan for them.