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…
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OpenAI Scraps New AI Model Release Over Safety Concerns ↗
ChatGPT maker OpenAI has decided to cancel the release of its new AI model due to safety concerns.
Nurse Accused of Posting Patient Photos on Instagram ↗
An inquiry has been told that a nurse allegedly posted photos on Instagram of a woman in her 90s sleeping on a soiled bed.
Ireland Squad Undecided on Playing Second Israel Match ↗
The Irish football squad has not yet decided whether they will play a second match against Israel.
Fintan O’Toole: Martin's UN Speech Made Things Worse ↗
Fintan O’Toole writes that Micheal Martin's UN speech and subsequent events made a difficult situation even worse.
Flood Protection Delays Increase Extreme Weather Risk ↗
Delays in flood defense and coastal protection projects are leaving homes at increased risk from extreme weather events.
Drumcree: 'I Want to Stop This; It's Breaking My Heart' ↗
A personal plea from someone affected by the Drumcree situation, expressing a desire to stop the conflict for the sake of their grandchildren.
Slowdown in Ireland's Property Prices Explained ↗
An analysis exploring the factors contributing to the recent slowdown in Ireland's property prices.
Podcast: Drumcree Standoff Continues Unresolved ↗
A podcast discussing the ongoing Drumcree standoff, with no clear resolution in sight.
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