Farmers' Negativity Over Carbon Tax Criticised ↗
Front page leadFarmers have expressed significant negativity, more than seen at previous Ploughing Championships, due to the carbon tax increase effective October 14.
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The Irish Examiner's front page features a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include farmer protests over carbon tax and fuel costs, a fatal trench collapse incident, and a political commentary on rising abuse in Ireland. International news covers an attack on Moscow and…
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Mick Clifford: Political abuse rising, Ireland risks democracy ↗
Columnist Mick Clifford discusses the concerning rise of political abuse in Ireland and the potential threat it poses to democracy.
Limerick Mother Dies in Trench Collapse ↗
A mother of three in Limerick has tragically died after a trench collapsed during septic tank work.
Farmers Protest Rising Fuel and Fertiliser Costs ↗
Farmers are protesting due to increased anger over rising fuel and fertiliser costs.
Attack on Moscow, Ukraine Fires Drones ↗
Ukraine has launched hundreds of drones in what is described as the largest ever attack on Moscow.
Saudi Arabia Admits Houthi Attack on Riyadh ↗
Saudi Arabia has admitted that the Houthis attempted to attack Riyadh with a ballistic missile.
Ed Sheeran Speaks on 'Weird Week' Post-Macklemore Row ↗
Ed Sheeran reflects on a 'weird week' and his first performance since a public disagreement with Macklemore.
Garrymore Stun Crossmolina in GAA Final ↗
Garrymore has defeated Crossmolina in a GAA final, with Kobe McDonald playing his last game before moving to Australia.
Tesco Fund Supports Rescue Team ↗
Tesco's Community Fund is providing assistance to a vital search and rescue team.
Achill Island Land Dispute Unfolds ↗
The decades-old dispute over land ownership on Achill Island is continuing to unfold.
Donncha O'Callaghan's Thoughts on Bed ↗
Donncha O'Callaghan shares his thoughts, recalling a time when he felt glad to be out of bed.
Luxury Home in Ballydehob for €795k ↗
A serene property in Ballydehob is available for purchase at €795,000.
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