A 56-year-old land grab? Achill families face fresh battle over 400 acres ↗
Front page leadMore than 500 shareholders claim they never received compensation following a 1970 compulsory purchase order for commonage land in Achill.
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The Irish Examiner's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a land dispute in Achill, a controversy surrounding Simon Harris's comments, and an international mass shooting. There are also articles on local events, sports, and lifestyle topics.
More than 500 shareholders claim they never received compensation following a 1970 compulsory purchase order for commonage land in Achill.
Simon Harris has stated that his remarks about the dole are not a reflection of his views and are not controversial.
Six people have been killed in a mass shooting in Krakow, Poland, and three additional victims were discovered at the suspect's residence.
Actress Clare Dunne reveals that Saoirse Ronan personally contacted her, asking her to act in her debut short film.
The outgoing UN Secretary-General has declared that the world is at a critical juncture in its fight against climate change.
Crossmaglen have reached the Ulster semi-finals after a dramatic last-second winning kick from Rian O'Neill.
The Cork City Ballet is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a series of events, questioning the dominance of Dublin cultural institutions.
Down Syndrome Ireland implemented a workplace pension scheme to offer improved benefits to its staff, going beyond mere regulatory compliance.
A seaside cottage in Youghal is on the market for €235,000, offering a picturesque coastal living experience.
An article offers advice and strategies for managing and alleviating lower back pain.
The band Kingfishr surprised fans with an impromptu performance in Cork City.
An 80-year-old man, who was injured in a traffic accident in Dublin, has died from his injuries.
A powerful earthquake in central Japan has resulted in at least 22 injuries.