Dublin charity may be infiltrated by illegal organisation, watchdog fears ↗
Front page leadA watchdog fears that a Dublin-based charity may have been infiltrated by an illegal organization, prompting a criminal investigation.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include concerns about a Dublin charity being infiltrated by an illegal organization, a significant train crash in Spain, a new high salary for the DAA chief, and sports news about Mayo's football awards…
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Spain declares three days of mourning after train crash kills at least 68 ↗
Spain has declared three days of mourning following a train crash that resulted in the deaths of at least 68 people.
New DAA chief to be paid €380,000 salary ↗
The newly appointed chief of the DAA (Dublin Airport Authority) will receive an annual salary of €380,000.
Champions Mayo claim six All Star football awards ↗
Mayo, the champions, have secured six All Star football awards.
Locals help horses in Darndale Park ↗
Local residents are providing assistance to horses in Darndale Park.
Restaurant review: Full on a Monday night ↗
A restaurant is reported to be busy on a Monday night, suggesting its popularity.
Newton Emerson: Serious talk about the end of the DUP ↗
Political commentator Newton Emerson discusses serious conversations regarding the potential end of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
End of an era: Dublin Castle cafe owner harbours no bad feelings ↗
The owner of a cafe at Dublin Castle is moving on without resentment as the establishment closes.
Flying loses its status as the last internet black hole ↗
In-flight internet connectivity, including Wi-Fi, is becoming widespread, ending the era of flights being an internet-free zone.
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