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The Irish Examiner's front page highlights a potential public sector pay strike that could disrupt an upcoming Dublin EU summit. Other top stories include US midterm election results and a court case involving an Islamist knife attacker. The page also features a report on Ukrainian residents being…
European Union heads of state and government will meet on November 12, but the Government faces embarrassment as 300,000 public sector workers are set to strike on the same day.
Republicans and Democrats are focusing their efforts on a divided Texan border city in the lead-up to the US midterm elections.
Gardaí are considering appealing the length of the 6.5-year sentence given to Abdullah Khan, who was convicted of being an Islamist knife attacker.
The article explores how specific dietary choices can contribute to improving the cognitive function of ageing brains.
An expert warns that artificial intelligence is increasingly enabling hackers to cause significant disruptions.
Ukrainian residents staying in a Cork hotel have been informed they must leave within three months, leaving them feeling lost and uncertain about their next steps.
A discussion about whether Kobe McDonald might potentially play for the Mayo GAA team in 2027.
A teenager has been hospitalised following a stabbing incident that occurred near the Cork bus station.
Magnum has filed a lawsuit against Aldi in Ireland, alleging trademark infringement concerning their 'Gianni' product range.
Roy Keane has become a grandfather for the second time with the birth of his son's first child.
