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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Irish politics, crime, and local events. Top stories include potential budget changes impacting pubs, a court case involving an ambulance driver, and GAA news. International news covers the…
The Minister for Enterprise is backing a measure to reduce alcohol excise duty, a move aimed at supporting pubs that did not benefit from a previous VAT reduction for hospitality businesses.
A court heard that a driver, involved in a collision with an ambulance in Cork, swung a plank at a first responder before fleeing the scene.
A GAA leader has stated that there is no resentment towards players who pursue educational opportunities in the United States.
A recap of the third episode of 'The Traitors' reveals a betrayal as a participant seemingly digs their own metaphorical grave, coinciding with the loss of Cork's first player.
Local councillors are calling for action against landowners who are failing to maintain overgrown roadside hedges.
Tadhg Casey shares his experiences, growing up in North Kerry and working with 'great characters as bosses', in a feature on affordable Irish homes.
Pauric Mahony assesses the current state of the Waterford Senior Hurling Championship, deeming it robust and competitive.
Celebrity couple Spencer Matthews and Vogue Williams have announced the birth of their new baby boy.
A profound sense of sadness has fallen over West Cork following the sinking of a fishing boat, with the local area now mourning the loss.
A discussion on the recent football transfer window, questioning who emerged as the winner, with a spotlight on Manchester City and Arsenal.
Iran has launched attacks on its Gulf neighbours, proceeding despite threats made by former US President Trump.
The United States and Iran have exchanged further airstrikes, heightening concerns about a potential escalation of conflict in the region.
A podcast episode featuring Trish Bourke discussing her experience of leaving the Jehovah's Witnesses organization.
An examination into whether Cork University Hospital is facing issues with understaffing.
Author Jung Chang, known for 'Wild Swans', discusses her life and literary works.
