Glenstal Abbey closure bid by parents and former pupils ↗
Front page leadParents and former pupils are making efforts to prevent the closure of Glenstal Abbey.
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The news today focuses on a mix of international events including the Brazilian election and political situations in Serbia and Israel, alongside domestic Irish news covering a legal case regarding an eviction, warnings about Halloween fireworks, a rugby rivalry, and concerns about smart glasses…
Parents and former pupils are making efforts to prevent the closure of Glenstal Abbey.
Donald Trump has suggested the Brazilian election results were rigged, while Bolsonaro's party has acknowledged Lula's victory.
Serbia's Student List is getting ready for discussions on forming a government, despite the absence of a clear leader.
A ceasefire, reportedly brokered by Melania Trump, has begun in an area of Ukraine before an aid mission.
Israel is conducting an election, with Benjamin Netanyahu's political survival on the line.
A tenant who employed a private investigator to check if his former landlords' daughter was using the property after an eviction notice has been awarded damages.
A surgeon has cautioned about the increasing use of dangerous Halloween fireworks, which can result in life-altering injuries.
The Prendergast brothers are significantly impacting the provincial rugby rivalry between Leinster and Connacht.
Concerns exist about people being recorded without their knowledge using smart glasses, particularly by social-media pranksters.
Ben Hur is set to achieve his 3,000th career success by potentially winning the Galway Handicap race.