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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a ruling on a parade in Northern Ireland, a Palestinian death toll update, drug seizures in Cork, and a story about a young pigeon fancier. There are also features on financial literacy, an…
A ruling by the Parades Commission permitting the Orange Order to march on Garvaghy Road was upheld in an 'unprecedented' late night sitting of the High Court in Belfast.
The number of Palestinians killed in the ongoing conflict in Gaza has surpassed 74,000.
A significant seizure of drugs, valued at over €323,000, has led to the arrest of a man in his 20s in Cork.
An eight-year-old from Carlow with 22 racing birds has big ambitions in the world of pigeon fancier.
Columnist Mick Clifford argues that Jim O'Callaghan's political aspirations are overshadowing the pressing issues within Ireland's justice system.
This article poses nine essential questions designed to assess individuals' financial literacy.
A 64-year-old Irishman has tragically died after encountering difficulties while swimming at a beach in Portugal.
Ballincollig secured a victory with four goals, overcoming St Michael's in a GAA match.
Mark Feehily of the band Westlife is reportedly suing his surgeon following a weight-loss operation.
Ireland's goalkeeper, Gavin Bazunu, has stated he will not participate in a match against Israel, citing a desire to 'stand up for something bigger.'
This is a sponsored content piece about an EirGrid graduate's career in Ireland's energy sector.
