Retailers on Dublin's O'Connell Street Hit With Legal Notices ↗
Front page leadRetailers on Dublin's O'Connell Street have received legal notices following a review by a group led by Robert Watt.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include business news about retailers on Dublin's O'Connell Street facing legal notices, a court case involving a suspended solicitor funding a music festival, and a local village opposing a data center…
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Solicitor Used Client Cash for Music Festival, Court Hears ↗
A suspended solicitor is accused of using client funds to finance a music festival in Laois, the court was informed.
'Baby Jesus' Marty Morrissey's Party Tour in Alicante ↗
A report describes TV personality Marty Morrissey's 'Marty Party' tour in Alicante, Spain.
Irish Village Revolts Against Data Centre ↗
Residents of an Irish village are protesting against the construction of a data centre, questioning its proximity to their homes.
Ger Loughnane Recounts Near-Fatal Heart Attack ↗
Former GAA manager Ger Loughnane shares his experience of being on the verge of a severe heart attack.
Minister Defends Health and State Matters Amidst Briefings ↗
Minister Patrick O'Donovan responds defiantly to anonymous briefings concerning his health and official duties.
'It Never Gets Easy': 10 Years On, Anthony Foley Still Inspires Munster ↗
A piece reflecting on the legacy of rugby player Anthony Foley, ten years after his passing, and his continued inspiration to Munster rugby.
Legal Deals with Planning Objectors Raise Ransom Concerns ↗
Concerns have been raised about legal agreements made with planning objectors, potentially involving 'ransom' money.
Katie Zacharia Fired After Failing in Trump's 'Arena' ↗
Katie Zacharia was dismissed from her role after underperforming in television, an area Donald Trump reportedly values.
Gaeltacht Destroyed by Housing Shortage ↗
An opinion piece argues that the Gaeltacht region is being negatively impacted due to a lack of housing development.
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