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The Irish Times front page highlights an investigation into an Aer Lingus pilot who refused to land during a bomb threat, concerns over a University College Cork course with ties to the Chinese Communist Party, and official caution regarding a developer's plan for an investment hub in Dublin…
An Aer Lingus pilot is being investigated for initially refusing to land a flight at a French military base after a bomb threat, an incident that prompted French fighter jets to escort the plane.
Government officials have expressed reservations about Johnny Ronan's proposal for a €55 million investment hub near a large housing development in Dublin 4.
A comprehensive list of 100 recommended restaurants across Ireland for visitors to explore during the winter season.
An opinion piece discussing whether Patrick O’Donovan's health should be considered in relation to his job, suggesting it's not a simple matter to ignore.
Concerns have been raised about a course at University College Cork that reportedly has links to the Chinese Communist Party, described as 'very problematic'.
An account of experiencing cyberattacks where files were systematically deleted from a computer, indicating a point of no return.
An analysis detailing the internal reasons and events contributing to the failure of the Republican party and Donald Trump's team in the recent midterm elections.
Rugby player Conor Murray expresses confidence in the Irish team's ability to defeat Argentina, Fiji, and South Africa in upcoming matches, reflecting on coach Noel McNamara's vision.
Protests are being organized in eight cities and towns across the country in anticipation of a potential second strike by public sector workers.
