Public sector pay talks make major step forward overnight ↗
Front page leadIf a deal is struck today, it would avert a planned public sector strike on Thursday.
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The Irish Examiner's front page highlights ongoing public sector pay talks, a Magdalene laundry survivor's distress over poison pen letters, and security preparations for Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's visit to Dublin. Other prominent stories include a GAA podcast review, a parenting piece on…
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'It is torture': Magdalene laundry survivor distressed after receiving poison… ↗
A survivor of the Magdalene laundries has been left distressed after receiving anonymous poison pen letters.
Gardaí to step up security for Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other leaders at EU… ↗
Security measures are being enhanced for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other leaders attending an EU summit in Dublin.
The Replay with Seánie McGrath: Nemo get it done again, Cork hurling teams'… ↗
A review of the GAA podcast 'The Replay' discussing Nemo Rangers' achievements and Cork's hurling record in Munster.
Joanna Fortune: I'm worried my daughter's day seems to revolve around going… ↗
A parenting article by Joanna Fortune expressing concern about her daughter's daily activities.
Irish sheep milk skincare start-up Bánór is growing with confidence, supported… ↗
The Irish skincare company Bánór, using sheep milk, is experiencing growth with support from Bank of Ireland.
Jockey fined for driving uninsured car in West Cork ↗
A jockey has been fined for operating an uninsured vehicle in the West Cork region.
M John Harrison becomes first science fiction author to win the Booker prize ↗
M. John Harrison has achieved a historic win by becoming the first science fiction author to be awarded the Booker Prize.
'Ground Force' presenter Tommy Walsh dies aged 69 ↗
Tommy Walsh, known for his role in the television show 'Ground Force', has passed away at the age of 69.
Gardaí call off planned work-to-rule action ↗
Gardaí have decided to cancel their planned work-to-rule action.
Ireland ready to be creative as more injuries ask tougher questions of them ↗
Ireland faces challenges with an increasing number of injuries, requiring creative solutions in their approach.
Thousands participate in silent march after Krakow mass shooting that shocked… ↗
A silent march has been held with thousands of participants following a mass shooting in Krakow that has shocked the country.
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