Kinahan cartel using secret 'underground bank' ↗
Front page leadAn investigation reveals the Kinahan cartel, with 532 members, allegedly used the ancient hawala transfer system and a network of money brokers.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into the Kinahan cartel using an underground bank, a call for more burial walls in Cork cemeteries, and a GAA report on hurling. International news covers a Trump-Zelenskyy meeting…
An investigation reveals the Kinahan cartel, with 532 members, allegedly used the ancient hawala transfer system and a network of money brokers.
Donald Trump is expected to urge Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to agree to an energy ceasefire with Russia during a UN meeting.
Italy's prime minister announced plans to limit the number of foreign students per class and ban burqas and niqabs in schools.
Met Éireann forecasts mist, fog, and rainy conditions for Cork, impacting traffic and outdoor activities.
California's governor has declared a state of emergency as the region prepares for severe weather conditions.
A report on a dramatic hurling quarter-final weekend in Cork, featuring analysis by Séanie McGrath.
There is a growing demand for more memorial walls in Cork cemeteries as cremation becomes a more popular choice.
Recap of the eleventh episode of 'Traitors Ireland', which has narrowed down the contestants to four.
A report on recent breakthroughs by Paul Murphy of Rathmore.
The Salty Dog restaurant chain is expanding to Galway and Dublin Airport following its official opening in Cork City.
Mayo has received 11 All-Star nominations in GAA, while Kerry has secured seven.
A personal account of a chocolate tasting experience with a Lindt master chocolatier in Cork, with insights from Switzerland.
An inquest heard that a Cork father-of-three who died by suicide was described as the 'brightest light'.
A 23-year-old Irish woman recounts her journey of recovery from addiction, starting with alcohol at 12 and drugs at 14.
Padel 100 aims to introduce Europe's fastest-growing sport to Irish towns and schools.
An investigation into 'fake' vape shops that are allegedly selling drugs openly.