Inflation to 'wash away' budget measures, professor warns ↗
Front page leadAn economics lecturer warns that government spending decisions will lead to increasing inflation, potentially negating budget measures.
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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include warnings about inflation impacting budget measures, a lottery win in Cork, and sports news about GAA player Eoin Murphy's retirement and Ronan O'Gara's future outlook. International news…
An economics lecturer warns that government spending decisions will lead to increasing inflation, potentially negating budget measures.
A person in Cork has become a multi-millionaire after winning €5.6m in the Lotto and is being urged to claim their prize.
Kilkenny's well-known hurling player, Eoin Murphy, has announced his retirement from the sport after a 16-year career.
Experts were consulted and put to the test to determine if diet jellies are a viable alternative to the drug Ozempic.
A Georgian property valued at €1.395 million is attracting buyers interested in its location on Kinsale's Compass Hill.
A column by Alan Healy discusses the challenges and potential rescue strategies for rural pubs.
Rugby columnist Ronan O'Gara reflects on the future of Munster rugby, with early morning thoughts.
A father shares his grief and experience after the loss of his baby, expressing his sorrow over the lack of a heartbeat.
A frequently impacted underpass in Cork is finally set to receive safety measures.
A riot in a prison in Mexico's Sinaloa state has resulted in the deaths of 10 individuals.
A survivor of a shark attack has come forward to share the graphic details of their encounter.
A podcast episode discusses the potential implications and contents of Budget 2027.