Anarchic scenes in Dublin as cars set alight in Halloween disorder ↗
Front page leadMultiple cars and bins were set on fire and gardaí have reportedly been told not to enter an area of Cherry Orchard in Dublin following Halloween disorder.
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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with top stories including Halloween disorder in Dublin, a luxury Limerick home, and a GAA championship win. There are also features on travel, health, and business.
Multiple cars and bins were set on fire and gardaí have reportedly been told not to enter an area of Cherry Orchard in Dublin following Halloween disorder.
A guide to the 100 best places to stay in Ireland in 2026, featuring a selection of top hotels across the country.
Parents and past pupils are campaigning to keep Glenstal Abbey School open, highlighting concerns about its future.
A personal account of experiencing teeth grinding at night and exploring natural health solutions.
Uibh Laoghire achieved a go-crazy victory to secure the Cork PIFC title and promotion to senior status for the first time.
A description of a luxurious €2 million home in Limerick, featuring a swimming pool, sauna, and a unique round tower.
Joe McNamee reflects on the past and expresses a longing for the days of local farming co-operatives.
A lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against the Wall Street Journal concerning a letter about Jeffrey Epstein's birthday has been rejected.
McMillan has praised the Munster CEO for a 'brave statement' regarding the case involving Tadhg Furlong.
Heidi Klum has unveiled her Halloween costume to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her annual party.
Mack Hansen discusses difficult periods during his career, expressing concerns about its continuation.
Carrigaline councillors have been informed that the council lacks the funds for traffic calming measures near schools.