Public Sector Strike Begins Wednesday ↗
Front page leadUnions estimate that between 300,000 and 400,000 public servants will strike on Wednesday as part of a dispute over pay negotiations amid the cost-of-living crisis.
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The Irish Examiner's front page highlights an impending public sector strike on Wednesday, with unions estimating 300,000-400,000 workers will participate due to pay negotiations amidst the cost-of-living crisis. Other prominent stories include a GAA semi-final controversy, an opinion piece on…
Unions estimate that between 300,000 and 400,000 public servants will strike on Wednesday as part of a dispute over pay negotiations amid the cost-of-living crisis.
A GAA semi-final match saw a contentious goal, leading to questions about the crucial score after the team's heartbreak.
An opinion piece argues that Ireland's immigration debate overlooks the contribution of workers to vital service operations.
A profile on a Catholic priest who became a Celtic monk, finding spiritual solace in nature.
An attack on Riyadh airport has resulted in 12 fatalities and hundreds of injuries.
A family home in Douglas is on the market for €1.25 million, featuring an ultra-modern and energy-efficient design.
Declan Dalton has not been chosen for the Cork hurling panel for 2027, with hunger still a stated issue.
Michael Flatley delivered an emotional tribute to his late wife, Niamh O'Brien, at her funeral service.
A story about Madison McElhone, a 16-year-old who races pigeons and manages a flock of 700 birds.
The article discusses predictable and pragmatic energy solutions that can enhance business resilience.