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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns over a Cork special school's appointment system, an update on the GAA Hurling All-Stars nominations, and a cultural piece on the finale of 'Traitors Ireland'. Other prominent news covers…
Parents are calling for a new system within the Department of Education to disqualify individuals with an exclusion track record, and to overhaul vetting and appointment processes for the safeguarding of children.
The nominations for the GAA Hurling All-Stars have been announced, with Limerick players receiving 13 nominations, Galway securing 11, and Cork receiving seven.
This article recaps the finale of the show 'Traitors Ireland', announcing the winner and discussing the possibility of renaming the show.
Commentator Mick Clifford argues that Minister Helen McEntee must provide a clearer explanation regarding her actions to protect a whistleblower.
A mother of three, denied a medical card and diagnosed with cancer, has seen her hopes of purchasing a house diminish.
Passenger numbers at Cork Airport experienced a slight decrease during the first half of 2026.
Former All-Star Sambo is expressing concern about proposed new rules in hurling, fearing for the future of the sport.
The 2026 Booker Prize shortlist has been announced, and no Irish authors have made the list, disappointing local literary hopes.
The UK is establishing a new agency to counter 'information warfare' efforts attributed to Russia, as stated by Foreign Secretary David Burnham.
An ongoing search is being conducted for a man who went missing at Lough Ennell in Westmeath.
Parents of children attending a special school in Cork plan to meet with TDs to demand the provision of full-time multi-disciplinary therapists.
Former inter-county referee Brian Gavin shares his perspective on the experimental hurling rules, suggesting that adjustments are necessary.
This article highlights how Tesco's Community Fund is providing support to a vital search and rescue team.
The government is reportedly considering changes to renewable energy grants as part of the Budget 2027 planning.
An inquest heard that an elderly farmer who was found dead at his home had been living in harrowing conditions.
