Rural Ireland Wants Micheál Martin Replaced, Poll Finds ↗
Front page leadA poll suggests that almost half of rural Ireland desires a change in leadership, with many in Fianna Fáil acknowledging little appetite for a significant shift.
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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a poll indicating dissatisfaction with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin's leadership, a report on the potential closure of a Bantry warehouse, and discussions on tax breaks and residency…
A poll suggests that almost half of rural Ireland desires a change in leadership, with many in Fianna Fáil acknowledging little appetite for a significant shift.
Gardaí are responding to a serious traffic collision in Cork, causing disruptions.
Two sisters have sustained serious injuries following a crash on the M9 motorway.
A warehouse in Bantry is set to close, with construction commencing on a new music venue.
The Irish government is considering a tax break for workers, potentially affecting the €46,000 threshold.
Cork boss John Cleary joins 'The Replay' to discuss the weekend's club GAA action.
A Brazilian national is appealing to the government to reconsider residency rules for those nearing the five-year mark.
A recap of the eighth episode of 'Traitors Ireland', focusing on events at the roundtable.
A personal reflection on childhood, inspired by Sonia O'Sullivan's 'daily run to school' champion mindset.
Sports writer Kieran Shannon believes Kerry football has discovered a winning formula.