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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key Irish stories include a budget proposal for housing grants and a court case. International news covers political developments in the US and Brazil. There's also coverage of sports, lifestyle, and business.
A proposal to scrap stamp duty for second-hand property buyers was abandoned in the final hour, but a €5k boost to the new home grant is planned for Budget 2027.
Patrick O'Sullivan, who went missing 34 years ago, has been found dead.
Donald Trump's approval ratings have reached a new low.
Flávio Bolsonaro is set to win the Brazilian presidency following a surprise victory in the first round of voting.
Barrs and the Glen are set to face each other in a significant Cork GAA final.
A person expressed deep anguish over being unable to protect a victim from a man who fatally stabbed her.
A mother expresses her feelings about her son's desire to socialize in the village, indicating she believes he is not yet ready.
A man arrested in connection with a €60 million West Cork drug trafficking operation has experienced a heart attack.
Rural pubs are expected to receive a €15 million budget package.
The Republic of Ireland drew with Israel in a Nations League match, with the game's outcome overshadowed by an unsportsmanlike incident.
A preview of the Cork Folk Festival reflects on the historical role of Irish radio in promoting traditional music.
Niamh Flatley, wife of Michael Flatley, has passed away at the age of 52.
An experienced fertility expert from Oxford has joined Sims IVF in Cork, bringing three decades of practice.
