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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include changes to Irish citizenship rules, a commentary on government ministers' response to a budget, and a recap of an episode of 'Traitors Ireland'. There is also coverage of GAA, health, and local…
New citizenship rules are set to be implemented by the end of the year, with rights groups expressing concerns about the eight-year residency requirement, which will apply retrospectively to migrants already living in Ireland.
Fianna Fáil ministers are reportedly in despair over Jack Chambers' 'tight-fisted' approach to the budget.
This recap analyzes the fifth episode of 'Traitors Ireland,' questioning if the season is being ruined by clever Faithfuls.
Waterford's hurling panel is undergoing a major overhaul with several established hurlers departing.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is reportedly failing to meet its targets for radiation therapy.
Met Éireann forecasts mixed conditions in the coming days for Cork, with updates on traffic.
The prosecutor general in Kyiv has resigned amid new political turmoil.
Iran is threatening the US with new 'economic warfare' and missiles following the Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia.
Jimmy Barry-Murphy joins Seánie McGrath on 'The Replay' podcast to recap the weekend's GAA action.
Maths and reading performance among Irish students has dropped sharply in recent years.
The podcast episode discusses turmoil within the criminal courts.
Jimmy Crowley provides an update on his health and future plans, stating he fully intends to sing again.
