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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on a suspect charged in relation to an assault and a warning from the Taoiseach about rising violence, a dispute over a right-of-way in Cork, and a GAA legend's retirement. There are also…
A suspect has been charged in connection with an assault involving Michael Healy-Rae, as the Taoiseach expresses concern over increasing societal violence and aggression.
A conflict concerning a right-of-way on Spring Lane in Cork led to violent confrontations, resulting in the halting of site last month.
Waterford GAA legend Gleeson has announced his retirement from intercounty games, expressing some regrets about his career.
Charlene Flanagan shares her personal struggle with online trolling, detailing feelings of anxiety and vulnerability until she gained perspective.
Joshua Allen has been granted three weeks to consider his plea on nine charges, which include allegations of assaulting members of the Garda Síochána.
A property in The Paddocks, Douglas, is highlighted for its standout features, with a price tag of €775,000.
Charleville is preparing to face Glen Rovers in a match, with Darragh Fitzgibbon notably absent, but the team is determined to compete.
This story explores individuals who are actively promoting and reviving traditional craft skills in Ireland.
Frank Berry discusses his new biopic about Catherine Corless, noting its unique cinematic strength.
King Charles is facing a third day of controversy amidst ongoing public discourse and disagreement.
Irish rugby player Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald has expressed concerns regarding the new ball being used in the women's rugby league.
An Australian athlete has issued an apology to China and her competitors after an embarrassing incident during a competition.
A driver has been charged with murder in relation to a fatal crash that occurred prior to a separate helicopter tragedy.
An Irish university has spent over €10.6 million on a student records system that remains incomplete three years past its deadline.
