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The Irish Examiner's front page features a diverse range of news, with a prominent story on a joint plan by Gardaí and religious groups to combat online extremism. Other top stories include a court case involving a man charged with stealing platinum, a GAA-related piece on developing hurling…
Gardaí, in collaboration with Muslim, Christian, and other faith groups, have initiated a joint plan to enhance cooperation in tackling Islamist terrorism and online extreme violence networks.
A man from Cork has been charged with the theft of platinum valued at €500,000 from Stryker.
John Meyler emphasizes the need for comprehensive development in hurling technology, suggesting the findings will be detailed in an upcoming report.
Cork music legend Jimmy McCarthy is gearing up for upcoming concerts and new releases, marking a significant return for the artist.
A guide to essential items for attendees of the National Ploughing Championships, highlighting key products and preparations.
A property in a Cork village has been sold for €1 million, with plans for redevelopment emerging.
Columnist Anthony Daly outlines six crucial steps regarding handpass and puckout rule changes in GAA, providing an expert's perspective.
Tom Dunne offers five key discussion points from the recently released film about the band Oasis.
Irish Rail is requesting that no spare carriages be used to alleviate overcrowding on Midleton-Cork peak services.
A fire on a ferry in the Philippines has resulted in five fatalities and left dozens missing.
The weather in Cork is expected to be predominantly rainy, with temperatures reaching a high of 19 degrees Celsius.
Kakori has achieved its first win in the Pride Of Place Maiden race held at Laytown.
RTÉ has successfully acquired the broadcasting rights for the 2027 Ryder Cup.
A new episode of 'The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast' features Jim O'Callaghan discussing immigration.
This podcast episode discusses the current state of turmoil within the criminal courts.
Trish Bourke shares her experiences and insights on leaving the Dáil.
A priest from Shandon, Cork, has issued a warning regarding the potential impact of new Irish citizenship rules on families.
A homeless mother expresses her gratitude and joy after her young son's happiness improved significantly upon obtaining a house.
