Christy Kinahan Sr faces no cartel-related criminal charges ↗
Front page leadA report indicates that Christy Kinahan senior is not facing any criminal charges related to cartel activities, with details provided by Conor Lally.
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The Irish Times
The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a criminal investigation update concerning Christy Kinahan senior, a significant business deal by the Fallon brothers, and a piece questioning the circumstances of Lucy Letby's crimes. International…
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Daft.ie founders secure €240m from Distilled sale ↗
The Fallon brothers, who founded the property website Daft.ie, have reportedly secured nearly €240 million in cash and shares from the sale of Distilled.
What if Lucy Letby never killed a baby? ↗
This opinion piece speculates on hypothetical scenarios, questioning if a crime was actually committed in the case of Lucy Letby.
Trump and media in shared nightmare ↗
Donald Trump and the media he frequently criticizes find themselves in a difficult situation after he inadvertently banned himself from television.
Parenting 'spontaneous' triplets ↗
A personal account from parents of 'spontaneous' triplets describes their surprise and the challenges of managing newborns, with one parent noting extreme sweating upon hearing the news.
Fintan O'Toole: New Earth map is a wake-up call for Ireland ↗
In an opinion piece, Fintan O'Toole argues that the recently updated map of the Earth serves as an important wake-up call for Ireland.
Rugby's September silence points to issues ↗
The article suggests that the lack of activity in rugby during September highlights underlying problems within the sport.
Mayo stars dominate All-Star football nominations ↗
The list of 45 All-Star football nominations has been released, with 11 players from the All-Ireland champions Mayo receiving nominations.
Morning podcast: No Kinahan charges, Omagh bomb inquiry resumes ↗
This podcast episode covers the news that no charges have been brought against Kinahan Sr, updates on the Omagh bombing inquiry, and details about unused military vehicles.
Forgotten village faces traffic crisis ↗
Locals in Julianstown, a village with a population of 700, are experiencing a traffic crisis due to the high volume of vehicles passing through daily.
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