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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a police investigation into an e-bike incident in Co. Clare, a flood risk assessment for the Irish coastline, and disruption to Luas services due to a fire near Grafton Street. Other prominent stories…
Gardaí are investigating the possibility that a teenager was deliberately knocked off an e-bike in County Clare. The incident is being probed by the police.
An article speculates whether Pete Hegseth, a controversial political figure, is considering a presidential bid in 2028.
A flood map highlights that a fifth of the Irish coastline is at very high risk from flooding, erosion, or sea level rise.
A fire near Grafton Street in Dublin has caused disruption to Luas tram services.
This story provides a glimpse into life at Ireland's sole primary boarding school that operates entirely in the Irish language, highlighting its impact on student resilience.
Fintan O'Toole's opinion piece draws a comparison between the jihadists who inspired the 9/11 attacks and Donald Trump.
Minister Jack Chambers has tempered expectations for significant tax cuts in Budget 2027, following comments from Harris.
Jim McGuinness has confirmed he will continue as the manager of the Donegal GAA team for the 2027 season.
This podcast episode discusses the rise in child poverty in Ireland, identifies Ireland's most prosperous town, and explores the debate around Irish unity.
An article delves into espionage during the Cold War, suggesting the sexual issues of a KGB double agent might have prevented nuclear conflict.
Comedian Dara Ó Briain shares his perspective, stating that 'the direction in which you punch matters or people don’t warm to it'.
