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The Irish Examiner's front page highlights a range of domestic and international news. Top stories include criticism of the HSE for a high number of hospital appointment cancellations, Revolut's entry into the Irish mobile market, and a report on drug-related violence affecting families in…
The health service could not explain why appointments were cancelled, as reasons are recorded within the patient record in each hospital, and the information is not held centrally.
Revolut is offering its mobile service for €9.99 per month to the first 25,000 customers.
Families in Waterford are experiencing drug-related violence, with one person stating they wake up with it and go to sleep with it.
Thick smog has covered New Delhi, exacerbated by Diwali firecrackers contributing to seasonal pollution.
The Earth is accumulating heat at an accelerating rate, signalling a new era of climate extremes.
Donal Lenihan discusses why Farrell did not fight Lowe, referencing Electric Ireland.
A person asks why they are experiencing sexual fantasies while grieving.
Michael Murphy has retired, described as an iconic armband general.
A starter home in Bandon is available for €355,000.
Actor Tony Tormey discusses his cultural touchstones.
The government has offered a 10.5% pay deal to public sector workers to prevent strikes.
A pedestrian has died following a crash on the M20 in Limerick.
Citylink is planning to introduce new bus services to Shannon.
