Public sector strike ‘inevitable’ and will see up to 150,000 medical… ↗
Front page leadA public sector strike is deemed inevitable, with expectations that it will lead to the cancellation of up to 150,000 medical appointments.
Ireland
The Irish Times front page features a prominent story on an impending public sector strike that could cancel 150,000 medical appointments. Other top stories include a ban on an Orange Order march, a controversial diesel supply deal involving Trump and Russia, and a report on the life of a homeless…
A public sector strike is deemed inevitable, with expectations that it will lead to the cancellation of up to 150,000 medical appointments.
The Northern Secretary has prohibited the Orange Order from conducting a march along Garvaghy Road.
Donald Trump has reached an agreement with Russia for the supply of diesel.
Rugby player Simon Zebo expresses that Joe Schmidt's perceived double standards negatively impacted his experience in the Irish camp.
The story of an Italian man who died homeless in a Galway hostel, described as intelligent and nonconformist.
Athletes Rhasidat Adeleke discusses burnout, while Kate O’Connor reflects on her career's turning point, both with aspirations for the LA 2028 Olympics.
Commentator David McWilliams criticizes what he sees as Ireland's poor fiscal management.
Irish Olympian Bertram Allen has pleaded guilty to a drink-driving offense in Florida and has been fined.
A personal account describes the experience of witnessing an execution in the US and the resulting feelings of sickness.
Members of the band Fontaines DC discuss their new album, noting widespread anxiety and a desire for escapism.
A general practitioner describes the demanding but vital work of serving communities on Ireland's west coast, which involves island visits.
An explanation of Ireland's new personal investment accounts, detailing what individuals need to be aware of.