Former PTSB Chief Wins Appeal Over Tracker Mortgage Sanction ↗
Front page leadA former chief of PTSB has won an appeal against a sanction imposed by the Central Bank of Ireland in relation to a tracker mortgage inquiry.
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The Irish Times
The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic Irish news, including a legal appeal ruling, an assault on a politician, and a report on school attendance. International news includes a story on Donald Trump's visit to North Carolina. There are also lifestyle pieces on dining and personal…
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Trump's North Carolina Visit: A Test of Political Make-Believe ↗
Donald Trump's recent visit to North Carolina is described as his first explicit test of an exercise in political make-believe.
Assault on Michael Healy-Rae Increases Fears Over TD Safety ↗
An assault on TD Michael Healy-Rae has heightened concerns regarding the safety of Irish politicians.
Tax Implications of Selling an Irish Home After Living Abroad ↗
A query explores the potential tax implications for individuals who lived abroad for five years and are now selling their Irish home.
Review: Why Does This Dublin Restaurant Not Have a Michelin Star? ↗
A review of a restaurant in Howth, Dublin, questions why it has not yet received a Michelin star, praising its quality.
Opinion: Sydney Sweeney, Fury, and a Sense of Humour ↗
An opinion piece by Finn McRedmond discusses public reaction to Sydney Sweeney, suggesting a sense of humour is overlooked.
Confusion Over Holly Cairns's Expenses Highlights Generous TD Leave ↗
Confusion surrounding Holly Cairns's expenses is used to illustrate how generous TDs' leave policies are.
More Children Missing School Than Before Covid Pandemic, ESRI Report ↗
A report by the ESRI indicates that more children are missing school now than prior to the Covid-19 pandemic.
MetroLink Growth, President Connolly in Scotland, Military Careers ↗
A podcast episode discusses MetroLink economic growth, President Connolly's visit to Scotland, and students' interest in military careers.
99-Year-Old Homeowner Sells Georgian Townhouse in Co. Meath ↗
A 99-year-old homeowner is selling a Georgian townhouse in County Meath for €495,000, having owned it for nearly seven decades.
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