Civil Service Work-to-Rule Expected to Disrupt EU Presidency ↗
Front page leadCivil service work-to-rule action is anticipated to cause disruptions to Ireland's upcoming EU presidency, according to warnings issued to ministers.
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The Irish Times front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key stories include potential disruption to the EU presidency due to civil service work-to-rule action, OpenAI scrapping an AI model release, a nurse facing inquiry for posting photos of a patient, and the Irish football…
Civil service work-to-rule action is anticipated to cause disruptions to Ireland's upcoming EU presidency, according to warnings issued to ministers.
ChatGPT maker OpenAI has decided to cancel the release of its new AI model due to safety concerns.
An inquiry has been told that a nurse allegedly posted photos on Instagram of a woman in her 90s sleeping on a soiled bed.
The Irish football squad has not yet decided whether they will play a second match against Israel.
Fintan O’Toole writes that Micheal Martin's UN speech and subsequent events made a difficult situation even worse.
Delays in flood defense and coastal protection projects are leaving homes at increased risk from extreme weather events.
A personal plea from someone affected by the Drumcree situation, expressing a desire to stop the conflict for the sake of their grandchildren.
An analysis exploring the factors contributing to the recent slowdown in Ireland's property prices.
A podcast discussing the ongoing Drumcree standoff, with no clear resolution in sight.