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Front page leadMinisters have been forced to rein in spending demands, with several departments warning of difficult choices and potential cuts.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a political piece on budget concerns, an economic report on Ireland's data center boom, and a cultural segment about a music celebration. Other notable stories cover a fuel protest, a local…
Ministers have been forced to rein in spending demands, with several departments warning of difficult choices and potential cuts.
An economic report details Ireland's significant role in building data center infrastructure globally.
Actor Seán Burke discusses his career in comedy, television, and his online presence.
Spotlight on three key figures leading a fuel protest that could impact Irish politics.
Highlights from a special episode of 'The Late Late Show' celebrating country music, Dolly Parton, and announcing a Hall of Fame inductee.
A look inside a €825,000 Cork home, featuring elaborate gardens and a Jacuzzi.
An account of Patrick Horgan's performance at Páirc Uí Chaoimh, under pressure and eliciting a strong crowd reaction.
A primary school in Cork is experiencing overcrowding, with 32 pupils sharing a single classroom, leading to calls for smaller class sizes.
Reverend Meghan Farr, a Cork priest, discusses her initiative 'Pastoral Pints' held in a local pub.
A co-pilot reportedly attacked the captain with a crash axe during a FlyDubai flight.
Golfer Christy O'Connor Jr. is nearing a significant milestone, aiming to join a select group of golfers.
The co-pilot involved in the FlyDubai incident has been identified as an Omani national.
A horse named Maltese Cross, trained by William Haggas, is a strong contender for the Arc race.
Plans are being developed to secure Ireland's energy future through domestic renewable power sources.
Comedian Laura O'Connell discusses navigating crises and finding humor within them.
An examination into whether predator hunter groups inadvertently worsen situations.
A guide presenting nine essential questions regarding personal finance that everyone should consider.
This story profiles Reverend Meghan Farr, a Cork priest who engages with her community by holding events in a local pub.
A pre-budget White Paper forecasts a €1.4 billion Exchequer deficit for the government.
An excerpt from a book by Patrick Horgan suggests that criticism of Gary Keegan regarding a 2025 final is based on a misunderstanding.