Waterford family deaths in fire 'due to a €20k drug debt' ↗
Front page leadOne of Philip English's sons stated that the fire bombing was due to a drug debt as gardaí said their investigation is 'intense in nature and very active'.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a prominent story about a Waterford family's deaths in a fire, reportedly linked to a €20,000 drug debt. Other top stories include a Garda investigation into social media accounts sharing cryptocurrency posts, an analysis of the 1970s as a golden era for Cork…
One of Philip English's sons stated that the fire bombing was due to a drug debt as gardaí said their investigation is 'intense in nature and very active'.
Garda social media accounts shared posts related to cryptocurrency in what appears to be a hack.
Demolition is set to occur at the Leisureplex at the Premier Inn site.
An examination of the 1970s as a golden era for hurling in Cork City and how it has changed since then.
Pope Leo's recovery from lung cancer surgery is reportedly progressing as planned.
At least 17 children and a teacher have been killed in a school roof collapse in Pakistan.
Lisa Fallon is reportedly set to join Éamonn Fitzmaurice's Galway team as a coach.
The play 'Disco Pigs' is returning to Cork, featuring new stars.
Gardaí are assessing a 'threatening' email that was sent to schools on the day of a strike.
Actress Hilary Swank, aged 52, has announced she is pregnant with her third child.
A collision on the N25 has led to queues, and the weather forecast indicates a wet start to Thursday in Cork.