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Front page leadA series of cases, from Maurice McCabe to Alan Kearney, has raised troubling questions about how wrongdoing is handled in Ireland.
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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Irish current events. Top stories include political commentary on whistleblowers, a report on families questioning a CHI spinal review delay, and the rising number of asylum fingerprint…
A series of cases, from Maurice McCabe to Alan Kearney, has raised troubling questions about how wrongdoing is handled in Ireland.
Families are questioning the delay in a spinal review by the Children's Health Ireland (CHI) three years after it was initiated.
Irish players are considering a pre-match protest over the Gaza conflict ahead of their Nations League match against Israel.
CNN has been excluded from the media pool accompanying Donald Trump on his trip to Air Force One.
Ireland's rental market is undergoing significant changes, impacting both individual landlords and larger investment portfolios.
U2 performed an impromptu gig on Grafton Street in Dublin following their homecoming from Mount Temple.
Munster Rugby faces a challenging path ahead, with a need to prove themselves against tough opposition.
The article discusses the hidden costs of 'freebies' and the increasing difficulty in maintaining authenticity on social media.
A unique cottage renovation in Blarney, Ireland, has resulted in a light-filled home surrounded by gardens.
Kathleen Scerri recounts her experience with the dangerous 'globe of death' stunt, despite being warned of the risks.
Padel 100 aims to introduce Europe's fastest-growing sport to towns and schools throughout Ireland.
Jack Anderson questions the FAI's decision to proceed with a match against Israel, linking it to broader issues in football.
A horse named Justatatan is expected to be a strong contender at the Listowel races.
TikTok has settled a lawsuit with Alabama and committed to implementing new safety features.