Boiler scrappage scheme could offer grants up to €14,500 ↗
Front page leadThe proposed scheme would supplement existing heat pump supports as the government aims to help households transition away from fossil fuels.
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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a government's proposed boiler scrappage scheme, a coalition rift over sports funding, and local news from Cork regarding heritage and a commercial property sale. There's also coverage…
The proposed scheme would supplement existing heat pump supports as the government aims to help households transition away from fossil fuels.
A disagreement has emerged within the ruling coalition concerning a new scheme for sports capital funding.
A columnist questions the impact of development work on the social heritage of Cork.
Dónal Gallagher discusses his book about his brother, the legendary guitarist Rory Gallagher, and facing his death.
A legal expert states that the founder of the Kinahan cartel is increasingly cornered.
A lottery player in County Kerry has become a millionaire after discovering a winning ticket tucked away in their car's glovebox.
The chairman of Mayo GAA, who was in post during a significant All-Ireland victory, has passed away.
A significant commercial property in the heart of Carrigaline is on the market with a price tag of €3.2 million.
US President Donald Trump has expressed a positive sentiment towards China's leader in anticipation of an important summit.
An interview with Diarmuid O'Flynn covers topics including Cork, family life, and the sport of hurling.
Tesco's Community Fund is providing essential support to a search and rescue team.