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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and opinion-based stories. Key headlines include significant job losses at Ulster University, a legal ruling awarding damages to a Dublin tenant, and a restaurant receiving an award despite using imported ingredients. Opinion pieces discuss…
Ulster University is set to make nearly 500 staff redundant, with its provost expressing concerns that the quality of education is under threat due to spending cuts.
A Dublin tenant has been awarded damages by the RTB after reporting that a piece of the ceiling fell onto their son's cot.
A restaurant, previously criticized for using Dutch chicken, has brought a 'luxury' award home for Ireland.
An opinion piece questions whether a recent stock market wobble is a temporary fluctuation or the beginning of a more significant downturn.
Musician Andy Irvine reflects on Dónal Lunny's role in holding the band Planxty together and establishing its structure.
A personal account describes how a partner's recurring pattern of outbursts followed by apologies is harming the relationship.
An opinion piece argues that Ireland's left-wing parties have been ineffective in holding the government accountable for decades of inaction, unlike the right-wing parties.
An allegation that rugby player Gavin Coombes' testicles were grabbed during a match against Leinster is under investigation.
