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The Irish Times front page highlights significant issues in Irish housing and politics, with international news also featured. Top stories include a report on rental bans in a Dublin complex, an analysis of public opinion on data center construction, and a look at the transformation of Buckingham…
A report details the issuance of numerous rental bans in a Dublin housing complex described as 'horrible', indicating significant issues with living conditions and property management.
A new Irish Times-Ipsos BA poll reveals the public's sentiment regarding the construction of data centers across Ireland.
An analysis suggests that a majority of Irish voters are satisfied with the country's current model of neutrality, despite potential shifts in global politics.
The story focuses on Paddy McKillen jnr, who built a significant hospitality empire but now faces substantial debt, highlighting financial challenges in the sector.
This story documents the decline of Buckingham Village in Dublin's inner city, which was intended for revitalization but became one of its worst slums by 2022.
Builder and TV presenter Harrison Gardner shares his positive experiences in Ireland, describing it as the most welcoming country he has visited.
US President Trump has reportedly rejected a proposal from Iran aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz within a seven-day period.
Goats are being employed on the Aran Islands as an eco-friendly method to control invasive plants and contribute to biodiversity conservation efforts.
Rugby star Peter O'Mahony discusses his personal struggles with self-doubt throughout his career with Munster, Ireland, and the Lions.
Author Naomi Klein expresses a strong opinion, suggesting that the super-rich should be 'abolished' and 'prescribed a middle-class life'.
Bono reflects on the early days of the band U2, fifty years ago, humorously stating that while The Edge and Larry Mullen Jr. could play, he and Adam Clayton were 'bluffing'.
