Ex-Defence Forces Officer Accused of Altering Medical Records ↗
Front page leadA former Defence Forces officer faces accusations of altering medical records, which allegedly led to a former captain being de-selected for overseas service.
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The Irish Examiner front page highlights domestic news concerning a former Defence Forces officer accused of altering medical records, political clashes between Sinn Féin and the DUP, and a workplace incident resulting in two fatalities. Other stories cover a musician's experience at Cork Airport…
A former Defence Forces officer faces accusations of altering medical records, which allegedly led to a former captain being de-selected for overseas service.
A live report details ongoing political tensions between Sinn Féin and the DUP regarding a Drumcree parade dispute.
A man and a woman have tragically died following a workplace incident in Offaly.
A musician recounts a 'horrific' experience after being stopped from boarding flights at Cork Airport.
A study suggests that Cork could generate €18.5 million annually from a proposed €5-a-night tourist levy.
A local group has threatened legal action against Limerick Council over a dispute concerning Halloween funding.
The state's housing policy is being criticized as 'economically reckless and heartless'.
Practical advice is offered on three simple ways to keep spiders out of homes during the autumn season.
An article explores how Irish influencers earn money and the responsibilities they have regarding gifts, taxes, and more.
Following a loss, fired-up Israeli football players are vowing revenge on Ireland after what they deemed an 'embarrassing' defeat.
An article introduces Padel 100, highlighting its role in bringing Europe's fastest-growing sport to towns and schools across Ireland.
A proposed bar and restaurant development on the Sextant site in Cork Docklands has been deemed not financially viable.
Overnight arson attacks in Dublin have sparked concerns about a potential feud.