Donald Trump Focuses on Golf at Doonbeg After Irish Unity Comments ↗
Front page leadDonald Trump has shifted his attention to golf at his Doonbeg resort in Ireland, following his remarks on Irish unity.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include Donald Trump's visit to Ireland and focus on golf, a court case involving domestic abuse, concerns about Dublin's traffic congestion, and a housing crisis warning for London. There are also human…
Donald Trump has shifted his attention to golf at his Doonbeg resort in Ireland, following his remarks on Irish unity.
A court heard that a man accused of chasing his wife with a machete has maintained financial control over her within their relationship.
September brings a significant increase in traffic congestion in Dublin due to the return of the school run.
An Irishman living in London predicts a severe housing crisis is imminent in the city, drawing on his experience.
The final Irish nuns serving in Africa reflect on their unwavering commitment to their missionary work, stating there was 'no question of going home'.
A personal story details a couple's shared weight loss journey, with one partner regaining weight and the other experiencing a loss of attraction.
Olympic sailor Annalise Murphy shares her deep affection for her partner, Juliette, stating she can't imagine life without her.
A diverse group including beauty queens, corporate leaders, and Michael Flatley were present for Donald Trump's address, described as meandering.
An entrepreneur expresses a strong dedication to her business, indicating it would take a significant effort to make her leave.
A guide on how to organize a 'Traitors' themed weekend, focusing on social event planning.
A farmer from west Donegal has gained popularity on social media for his success and accessible approach to growing potatoes.