Health staff face promotion curbs amid spending controls ↗
Front page leadPatient safety concerns are raised as approximately 100,000 health staff in Ireland are expected to face significant restrictions on promotions due to spending controls.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include potential sweeping promotion restrictions for Irish health staff, flood warnings due to Storm Boelo, and the Defence Forces' plan to acquire armoured vehicles. International news covers a father's…
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Storm Boelo: Flood warnings issued for nine counties ↗
Flood warnings have been issued for nine coastal counties and riverside areas in Ireland as Storm Boelo approaches.
Defence Forces to seek 550 armoured vehicles from France ↗
The Irish Defence Forces intend to request over 550 armoured vehicles from France.
Simon Harris silent on O'Donovan phone call before hospitalisation ↗
Simon Harris has not commented on a phone call involving Patrick O’Donovan that occurred prior to his hospitalisation.
Tributes paid to musician Dónal Lunny after death ↗
Following his death at the age of 79, tributes have been paid to the musician Dónal Lunny.
David McWilliams: France may need ECB support and elect Le Pen ↗
David McWilliams suggests that France is likely moving towards European Central Bank support and a presidency under Marine Le Pen.
Dating in your 50s: Not all freaks and weirdos ↗
An opinion piece discusses dating experiences in one's 50s, suggesting it is not exclusively a negative experience.
'I didn't save some': Father who killed Oregon shooter describes anguish ↗
A father recounts his anguish after killing the perpetrator of an Oregon school shooting, stating he 'didn't save' everyone.
Glenstal Abbey school set to close ↗
The well-known private school Glenstal Abbey in County Limerick is reportedly preparing to close.
Debate on Irish neutrality and the 'triple lock' continues ↗
An ongoing debate questions whether recent events represent a 'nail in the coffin of Irish neutrality' or a necessary 'global reality check' concerning the 'triple lock' system.
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