RTÉ's €20m budget cut to be reversed if reforms are on track ↗
Front page leadRTÉ's €20 million budget cut may be reversed if the broadcaster demonstrates that its reforms are progressing.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic Irish news, including potential budget reforms for RTÉ, a property purchase by a state agency in Dundrum, and a local tragedy in Tuam. International news covers US politics and the conflict in Gaza. There are also stories on a HSE deduction…
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State agency buys Dundrum objector's house for €2.15m ↗
The Land Development Agency has purchased a house from an individual who was objecting to new housing developments in Dundrum for €2.15 million.
'Liam will be forever missed': Teen who died after tragic accident in Tuam named ↗
A teenager named Liam, who passed away following a tragic accident in Tuam, is being mourned by his community.
Sublime evenings and empty downtowns: Democrats threaten comeback in America's… ↗
Democrats are making a bid for a comeback in the American heartland, a region characterized by pleasant evenings and deserted downtown areas.
Game over: Inside the ruins of Gaza's football stadiums ↗
This report provides a look inside the destroyed football stadiums in Gaza.
HSE deducted €100,000 from autism charity after governance concerns raised ↗
The HSE withheld €100,000 from an autism charity due to raised concerns about its governance.
Lethal Katie Hannon dismantles the budget and dismisses Jack Chambers ↗
Katie Hannon critically analyzes the budget and dismisses political figure Jack Chambers.
US says firing-squad execution of Fort Hood gunman will be livestreamed ↗
The execution of the Fort Hood gunman by firing squad in the US will be livestreamed.
Triple murder accused told gardaí he only meant to kill father and brother… ↗
In court, the accused in a triple murder case stated he intended to kill only the father and brother, not the mother.
Who’s hiring and who’s firing in Ireland’s technology sector? ↗
This report examines the current state of hiring and layoffs within Ireland's technology industry.
‘Hi Leo, from the Piglet!’: Dublin wine bar at the centre of a 2021 political… ↗
A Dublin wine bar, previously involved in a 2021 political scandal, is set to close.
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