Irish citizenship applications surge ahead of 'unfair' rule changes ↗
Front page leadApplications for Irish citizenship have increased by 236% last month, with 8,765 submissions made ahead of a 'massively unfair' rule change.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a prominent story on a surge in applications for Irish citizenship ahead of new rules. Other top stories include the Justice Minister's plans to extend Cork Prison, GAA news, and a personal advice column. The site also highlights domestic crime, a local…
Applications for Irish citizenship have increased by 236% last month, with 8,765 submissions made ahead of a 'massively unfair' rule change.
The Justice Minister will meet with local residents to discuss the planned extension of Cork Prison.
The Replay podcast reviews the GAA matches between Cork and Kerry.
An advice column discusses a woman's struggle with her partner's porn addiction affecting their relationship.
Fergus Finlay argues that the government's lack of leadership is responsible for public sector strikes.
Emergency services are tackling a fire in Waterford City where fatalities are feared.
Footballer Denise O'Sullivan criticizes an RTÉ panel for their comments.
The Labour Court heard that a sacked solicitor allegedly could not have inflicted more damage.
A Cork fitness gym co-owned by rugby player Peter Stringer will close with immediate effect.
Residents have lost their legal challenge to prevent a parade on Garvaghy Road.
Traffic and weather in Cork are expected to be mostly dry with clear conditions.
Ronan Maher is described as having become a 'backseat driver' for Thurles Sars.
Six Flags has closed nine rides following a death on a roller coaster.