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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on a drug-related intimidation plan and protest in Leinster House. Other domestic news includes a public sector strike, a Garda investigation in Cork, and commentary on a sports betting…
A young couple has been arrested following an arson attack, as a protest related to drug-related intimidation plans takes place at Leinster House, while arson murders and other fire-bombing cases are on the rise.
Leaders of public sector unions have announced that a strike will 'absolutely' proceed next week.
Gardaí are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of a man's body in County Cork.
In an exclusive, Ronan O'Gara argues that the Munster versus Racing 92 match should take place in Limerick, not Cork.
An expert in fertility from Oxford is bringing three decades of experience to Sims IVF in Cork.
Despite a billionaire boom in the Hamptons area of Waterford, a wealth tax windfall is not expected.
New legislation in the UK will ban pornography depicting strangulation and incest from early November.
At least three people have died in Istanbul due to heavy rain and subsequent flooding.
Seven sailors are missing after drone attacks targeted tankers in the Black Sea near Romania.
French police are facing accusations of inflicting war-like injuries on teenagers during recent protests.
Five people are believed to have died following a shooting incident at a school in Oregon.
