The Irish Times — Ireland

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A tragic accident occurred when a train struck a car at a crossing in Co Mayo, resulting in the death of a 12-year-old boy and injuries to a man.

A report from the ESRI indicates that Irish house prices are overvalued by 17%, with middle-income households being the most affected.

The contractor for the national children's hospital, Bam, faces a setback in a dispute over a nearly €100 million bill.

The article discusses President Connolly's first significant diplomatic challenge, framed by the prominent figures of Donald and Catherine.

An opinion piece by Justine McCarthy humorously contemplates a potential welcome for Donald Trump in Doonbeg, Ireland, with a protest placard.

This piece profiles Claire Byrne, suggesting she is more relaxed than during her RTÉ years while maintaining her professional standards.

A personal reflection on a visit to a Wax Museum where the likenesses of figures were poor, even for children and adults.

The data centre in Clondalkin is presented as a cautionary example for the residents of Naas regarding development or similar issues.

A podcast episode discussing foreign aid expenditure, the HSE exceeding its budget, and the issue of invasive skunks in Co Kildare.

Two men have been rescued alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal after being trapped underground for nine days.

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