Education Department reviews school threat protocols after 'frightening' emails ↗
Front page leadThe Department of Education is reviewing threat protocols for schools after a Fianna Fáil TD reported that 'frightening' emails were sent to schools.
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The Irish Examiner's front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a review of threat protocols in schools after threatening emails were sent, a warning about Halloween fireworks dangers, and analysis of the GAA's All-Stars night. International news…
The Department of Education is reviewing threat protocols for schools after a Fianna Fáil TD reported that 'frightening' emails were sent to schools.
A Cork surgeon has warned about the dangers of Halloween fireworks after losing a testicle and half his scrotum.
Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has rejected 'triple lock' rhetoric following comments made by President Michael D Higgins.
Donald Trump has stated that the Brazilian election appeared 'rigged', while Bolsonaro's party has recognised Lula's victory.
A ceasefire, reportedly brokered by Melania Trump, has begun in a part of Ukraine as an aid mission approaches.
Serbia's Student List party is preparing for discussions on forming a government, although there is no apparent clear leader.
Met Éireann is forecasting potential hail and thunder for Cork, with updates on local traffic conditions.
Over 50,000 households are receiving rewards for participating in a flexible electricity usage program.
A report claims that billionaires purchasing bunkers are significantly contributing to climate disasters.
Brian Delaney discusses his career, including the fortunes and pitfalls encountered in global markets.
John Fogarty analyzes why the annual GAA All-Stars event appears to have diminished in appeal.
The article explores the reasons behind people leaving Ireland, with one individual sharing their mother's constant request for them to return.
Over 6% of Cork City's bus services failed to operate as scheduled during the first six months of the year.
A podcast episode details how one-punch attacks resulted in the deaths of brothers.