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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic Irish news, including political concerns about drug funding and a senator's travel expenses, as well as business news about a significant property purchase. International news includes a remembrance of the 9/11 attacks and a crime story…
A Minister has expressed concern that politicians are attempting to influence the funding of high-cost drugs, indicating potential political interference in healthcare resource allocation.
An Fianna Fáil Senator claimed a significant amount in travel expenses (€16,700) despite being at home and unwell for an extended period of eight months, raising questions about parliamentary spending.
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has reached an agreement to purchase a building that is set to become the tallest structure in Ireland, signifying a major development in the country's property and construction sector.
This story reflects on the bravery of firefighters during the 9/11 attacks, highlighting their sacrifice and dedication as they responded to the emergency.
Kyla Cobbler shares her personal experience with coercive control, describing her confusion and lack of understanding of the situation she was in.
Broadcaster Oliver Callan has expressed a critical and sharp opinion regarding what he terms 'gobshitery' within the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association).
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill discusses her concerns about maintaining objectivity while serving as Minister for Health, reflecting on the personal challenges of the role.
The son of Gerry Hutch has been remanded in custody after being charged with serious organized crime offenses, following his extradition from Lanzarote.
This podcast episode discusses the 25th anniversary of the World Trade Centre attack and the recent extradition and charges faced by the son of Gerry 'the Monk' Hutch.
A review of the first of 13 Westlife concerts, describing their performance as crowd-pleasing and predictable.
This article explores how lessons learned from Brexit are influencing Mark Carney's strategy in responding to potential tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
