Defence Forces Face Millions in Savings: Rations Cut, Radar Plan Paused ↗
Front page leadThe Defence Forces have been ordered to save millions, resulting in reduced soldiers' rations and a pause on naval radar plans.
Ireland
The Irish Times front page highlights significant cuts to the Defence Forces, including reduced rations and paused radar plans, due to a mandate to save millions. Other top stories cover Budget 2027 proposals for third-level fees and energy credits, a corporate landlord's profit increase…
The Defence Forces have been ordered to save millions, resulting in reduced soldiers' rations and a pause on naval radar plans.
Ministers are pushing for additional support in Budget 2027, focusing on third-level education fees and the potential return of energy credits.
A landlord owning 3,500 homes in Ireland attributes a significant profit increase to the ongoing housing shortage in the country.
Irish politicians are enhancing their security measures, including installing CCTV and gates, due to increasing attacks.
Author Louise O'Neill shares her perspective on the societal rhetoric surrounding dating for women over the age of 35.
Catherine Connolly met with members of the Donegal diaspora in Scotland, including notable figure Packie Bonner.
Gaelic Games player Jack McCaffrey is aiming for a storybook ending to his season with his team, Clontarf.
US President Trump asserts that a deal has been reached between the United States and Denmark concerning their dispute over Greenland.
A personal reflection on aging and the emergence of inner feelings described as a 'Grumpy Old Woman'.
The last published thoughts of Manchán Magan, reflecting on Ireland's historical perception as the edge of the known world.
An article highlighting a concerning decline in reading rates and a 'crisis of literacy' within Ireland.