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The Irish Times front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a significant focus on economic indicators, political analysis, and social issues within Ireland and abroad. Top stories include potential European Central Bank rate cuts, a discussion on the timing of a Border poll…
Ratings agency S&P suggests the European Central Bank might restart interest rate cuts by 2028.
A law designed to protect rape victims from being questioned about their sexual history in court is reportedly failing.
This story analyzes the opportune moment for initiating a Border poll, a vote on Northern Ireland's constitutional status.
A political initiative within Donald Trump's circle aims to position Steve Hilton as the next governor of California.
An account detailing a cockpit altercation on a Flydubai flight, where a pilot reportedly stated no one could enter.
A review of a restaurant in Galway highlights its adventurous culinary offerings located near the coast.
A conservative US university with an aim to 'form future saints' is seeking approval for a new campus in Waterford, Ireland.
The article suggests that while tempting, Ireland should refrain from dwelling on 'I told you so' sentiments regarding Brexit.
This podcast episode covers the business ambitions of a Domino's Pizza billionaire in Waterford, the Border poll, and aerial photography.
A look inside a Victorian property in Monkstown that features elegant and comfortable interiors, reminiscent of a luxury hotel.
Apartments from the Celtic Tiger era, left unfinished for two decades, are now a focus for local residents who want their completion.