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The Irish Examiner's front page highlights a Garda investigation into a double death in Bray, a story about Debenhams in Cork, and a hotel review. International news includes an Iranian oil tanker incident and a flaw in computer language. Domestic stories also cover climate policy, Ukrainian…
A Garda investigation is underway following the discovery of a man and woman found dead at a house in Bray, with the deaths drawing attention to a 2017 fire that claimed four family members, including two children.
Cork shoppers are expressing a desire for the Debenhams store to be reopened for Christmas, six years after its closure.
A review of a family-run landmark hotel notes significant renovations but also highlights disappointing aspects of the rooms.
Seven Iranian oil tankers sustained damage overnight in the Strait of Hormuz.
A vulnerability in the PHP computer language has led to the shutdown of websites worldwide.
An investigation into a charity has resulted in the seizure of cars and other high-value items estimated to be worth nearly €300,000.
Ukrainian families residing in Trabolgan have been informed they will no longer be permitted to prepare their own food.
Ireland's climate policy, under the influence of Storm Austen, is being criticized as insufficient, likened to applying a plaster to a serious wound.
A pedestrian has died following a road traffic collision on the Cork-Mallow road.
This article presents 20 highlights from the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, featuring saxophones, drums, and rock and roll music.
The Dalo's Hurling Show discusses how Cork approaches hurling differently and the implementation of a sideline Dalocam system.
