Lula wins fourth term as Brazil's president as Bolsonaro rejects results ↗
Front page leadLula has been declared the winner of Brazil's presidential election, defeating Bolsonaro's son, though Bolsonaro has rejected the results.
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The news page features international stories on Brazil's presidential election results, including Lula's victory and Bolsonaro's rejection of the outcome, as well as a Serbian election result. Domestic news includes weather warnings for Ireland, a sports story about the Dublin Marathon and…
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Status-yellow weather warnings to remain in place on Monday for parts of the… ↗
Status-yellow rain and wind warnings will continue to be in effect on Monday for various regions of Ireland.
Dublin City Council outbid in sale of Martello tower in Sandymount ↗
Dublin City Council's bid to purchase Sandymount's Martello tower for €1.5 million was unsuccessful, with a private individual acquiring the property.
'My son has a first-class honours degree, but he has no job offers' ↗
A graduate with a first-class honours Business degree is struggling to find job offers from major consulting firms.
Leinster bragging rights after defeat of Munster muted in wake of Coombes'… ↗
Leinster's victory over Munster is overshadowed by an allegation involving Coombes.
TG4 overcomes run of bad luck at Dublin Marathon as Manchester United hit… ↗
TG4's coverage of the Dublin Marathon faced technical issues, paralleling Manchester United's recent struggles.
Brazil's electoral phenomenon Lula stages unprecedented comeback ↗
Lula has achieved a significant victory in Brazil's election, marking an extraordinary return to power.
Serbian leader ousted by student movement in seismic election ↗
A Serbian leader has been removed from power following an election influenced by a student movement.
Cork influence helps Kilmacud Crokes clinch Dublin title ↗
Kilmacud Crokes has won the Dublin title, with contributions from Cork players.
Colin Sheridan: A fantasy but Roy Keane the right ringmaster for Man United… ↗
This opinion piece suggests that while the idea of Roy Keane managing Manchester United might be a fantasy, he could be the suitable figure to lead the team.
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