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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a court order granted to a woman against her partner, a discussion on the art in Government Buildings, and the potential implications for Irish troops in Lebanon. Other prominent stories cover a…
A woman has obtained a court order against her partner who threatened to post intimate photographs, and in a separate case, a family court judge ordered gardaí to move an 'abusive' son from his mother's property.
The art displayed in Government Buildings has been deemed terrible, with a suggestion that it reflects a broader commentary.
A change in the UN mandate for troops in Lebanon could expose Irish soldiers to increased risk, prompting a discussion on the implications for the Defence Forces.
A personal essay explores the complexities of a man's affair with a married man and his evolving desire for more from the relationship.
Fine Gael has requested that the PAC chair summon the Charities Regulator and other parties concerning Liberty Recycling.
The funeral of Dónal Lunny was a somber occasion filled with music and poetry, celebrating the life of an 'amazing father and beautiful man'.
Tech entrepreneurs, expatriates, the super-rich, and climate refugees are identified as the new demographic purchasing Ireland's most expensive properties.
An error-prone performance led to a 'nightmare defeat' for Munster against the Sharks in a rugby match.
