Commuters to face increased fares on buses and trains ↗
Front page leadTransport authorities are set to announce fare increases for bus and train services, impacting commuters across Ireland.
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The Irish Times front page highlights domestic news concerning public transport fare hikes and a hospital donation, alongside international news on Donald Trump's visit to Ireland and a 'supersized' El Niño event. Other stories include a review of an exceptional restaurant, a tragic accident…
Transport authorities are set to announce fare increases for bus and train services, impacting commuters across Ireland.
Former US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with Irish President Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin during engagements in the Phoenix Park.
The world is preparing for the impact of an exceptionally large El Niño event, which is expected to disrupt global weather patterns.
A hospital in South Dublin has been donated to the State, with plans to develop a new Health Service Executive (HSE) facility on the site.
A restaurant review highlights exceptionally exciting and original dishes, suggesting it is already performing at a two-star Michelin standard.
An 18-year-old from Greystones, Ireland, has been identified as the teenager killed in a car crash in Iceland.
An opinion piece argues that Europe does not require external intervention, specifically mentioning Patrick Collison, to solve its problems.
A financial advice query asks for guidance on the necessary considerations when parents wish to lend their daughter €350,000 for a home purchase.
A podcast episode discusses upcoming public transport fare hikes, issues with creche overcharging, and an analysis of Khloé Kardashian's activities.