Peace in Drumcree: Protestants and Catholics alike express relief ↗
Front page leadProtestants and Catholics alike are expressing relief in Drumcree, suggesting a resolution to past tensions.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on peace in Drumcree, a potential strike, and an attack in Riyadh. Domestic news covers crime, personal stories, and tourism plans for Dublin. International news includes an attack in Saudi…
Protestants and Catholics alike are expressing relief in Drumcree, suggesting a resolution to past tensions.
A strike is scheduled for next week, and there are questions about who will be affected and whether a last-minute deal can prevent it.
An attack at Riyadh airport in Saudi Arabia has resulted in twelve deaths and 300 injuries.
A mother raising her addict son's children has alleged a threat to 'burn us out'.
Jordan Joy Hewson, daughter of Bono, discusses music and growing up in Dublin, stating that Irish people respected their privacy.
A former garda has found a new role within the Church of Ireland following his retirement and divorce.
There is a plan to attract tourists to Dublin's coolest neighbourhoods, which may have negative implications.
A person has fallen for a colleague at work, but there is uncertainty about whether he is still married.
A former housing minister is lobbying on behalf of a developer, an action described as quintessentially Irish.
An article comparing apartment living in Ireland and Europe, where an apartment is the same size as parents' Dublin semi-detached house.
A barbershop in Dún Laoghaire has been converted into a modern home, with the current owner having received haircuts there as a child.