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Front page leadProposed reforms will extend residency requirements, introduce language and civics tests, and alter rules for spouses of Irish citizens.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include proposed reforms to Ireland's citizenship process, potential nationwide public sector strikes, and crime news from West Cork. There's also coverage of GAA, property, and travel, along with a…
Proposed reforms will extend residency requirements, introduce language and civics tests, and alter rules for spouses of Irish citizens.
Nationwide strike action is imminent as negotiations regarding public sector pay have failed.
A man from West Cork has been sentenced for his involvement in a violent confrontation involving armed individuals in a Wicklow playground.
A former schoolhouse in West Cork is being considered as a potential prime coastal residence.
GAA analyst Maurice Brosnan suggests that All-Star selections should consider factors beyond traditional scoring metrics.
Columnist Esther McCarthy argues that teachers, described as 'capeless heroes,' deserve to be compensated generously.
Cork County Council is testing a novel method for road markings due to ongoing delays with contractors.
Authorities in France are on high alert as the country braces for further protests.
A court case in Kerry involving crystal meth has been postponed to determine the security of a server used by a Texas-based expert.
Over 50,000 households are receiving incentives for utilizing electricity in a flexible manner.
This feature highlights hotels across Ireland that are anticipated to provide exceptional hospitality in 2026.
This podcast episode discusses the current situation and developments concerning data centres in Ireland.