Government makes desperate late push to avert public sector strike on Wednesday ↗
Front page leadThe Irish government is making a final attempt to prevent a public sector strike scheduled for Wednesday.
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The Irish Times front page features news on potential public sector strikes in Ireland, a legal case influenced by a postmortem related to alleged toxins, a story about a US political figure, the return of an engineer from Iraq, and a sports-related item about football fans.
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Postmortem on Niamh Flatley will influence legal case over alleged toxins ↗
A postmortem examination of Niamh Flatley is expected to impact a legal case concerning alleged toxins at Castlehyde.
Emerging Democrat star Jon Ossoff has become a thorn in Trump’s side ↗
Jon Ossoff, an emerging Democrat politician, is proving to be a significant opponent to Donald Trump.
Engineer Robert Pether heading home to Ireland after being detained in Iraq ↗
Robert Pether, an engineer, is returning to Ireland after being held in Iraq for five years.
Ken Early: City fans embraced their club for what it truly is ↗
Ken Early writes about how Manchester City fans have accepted their club for its true identity.
What future for Galway Airport? ↗
Interest groups are discussing the future prospects of Galway Airport, with concerns that it might be lost permanently.
Tribunal upholds complaints against solicitor over mishandling of funds ↗
A tribunal has supported complaints made against solicitor Declan O’Callaghan for mismanaging funds.
Houthis show military reach with deadly missile strikes on Riyadh ↗
The Houthis have demonstrated their military capabilities through lethal missile attacks on Riyadh.
'I find it obscene': Aer Lingus response upsets family dealing with terminal… ↗
Aer Lingus's reaction has caused distress to a family facing a terminal illness.
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