No breakthrough in Drumcree crisis as Taoiseach tells Sinn Féin he won’t… ↗
Front page leadThere has been no progress in the Drumcree crisis, as the Taoiseach has informed Sinn Féin that he will not get involved.
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The Irish Times front page highlights a political stalemate in the Drumcree crisis, with the Taoiseach refusing to intervene with Sinn Féin. Other top stories include widespread power outages affecting thousands of homes and businesses due to weather, and industrial action planned by over 100,000…
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18,000 homes and businesses without power as repairs get under way ↗
Power outages are affecting 18,000 homes and businesses as repair work begins following stormy conditions.
Over 100,000 public sector workers to begin industrial action on Wednesday ↗
More than 100,000 public sector workers are scheduled to commence industrial action on Wednesday.
'I can't find anything else': Father of four pleads with court enforcing… ↗
A father of four has pleaded with the court regarding eviction orders, stating he cannot find alternative housing.
Jamie Bryson profile: the unelected loyalist central to the drama ↗
This article profiles Jamie Bryson, an unelected loyalist who is central to the ongoing events.
My husband has been cold and distant since I told him about my Alzheimer’s… ↗
A personal account describes a husband's cold and distant behavior after his wife revealed her concerns about Alzheimer's.
Stripe’s former Dublin headquarters office seeks new occupier ↗
The former Dublin headquarters of the company Stripe is now available for a new occupant.
What one Kerry road tells us about speed limits and road safety ↗
A specific road in Kerry is used to discuss issues related to speed limits and overall road safety.
Irish citizen pleads not guilty to murder in Hungary, fuel prices, Drumcree… ↗
An Irish citizen has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in Hungary, with the podcast also covering fuel prices, the Drumcree situation, and the concept of 'notions'.
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