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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a minister's proposal to change the Irish driving test, Met Éireann's announcement of new storm names, concerns over pub closures, and a report on issues with the Leaving Cert maths…
Minister Seán Canney believes the L-test should be updated to include motorway driving, to better prepare new drivers for the conditions they will encounter on Irish roads.
The national meteorological service, Met Éireann, has unveiled its latest list of storm names for the upcoming winter season.
New data indicates that a significant number of Irish pubs have closed their doors in recent years, with concerns that more businesses are at risk.
A recap of the second episode of the popular reality show 'The Traitors,' with a specific focus on a participant from Cork.
A member of the committee tasked with reviewing the Leaving Certificate maths curriculum has stepped down, citing 'errors and inaccuracies' in the process.
The president of the University of Limerick has stated that the institution is collaborating with the student's union to address financial challenges.
Referees involved in inter-county matches have voiced their opinion that a prominent Mayo player should have been sent off during the All-Ireland final.
In a personal piece, Nina Carbery reflects on her childhood and how her brothers influenced her competitive spirit.
Professionals in the plumbing and heating sector have expressed concerns regarding the implementation of safety reforms.
Two men in their 20s are scheduled to appear in court following a violent incident that occurred in Dublin.
A Turkish search vessel is now part of the operation to find 20 individuals still unaccounted for after a ferry capsized near Cyprus.
The SIPTU trade union has refuted claims that its threat of industrial action during public sector negotiations is not genuine.
An attack involving Russian drones and missiles on Ukraine's capital has resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people.
