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The Irish Examiner front page features a lead story on a public sector strike being called off due to a pay deal. Other prominent stories include a court case involving a Cork man, a warning to university students about behaviour, and news regarding US politics and local Cork events. International…
Public expenditure minister Jack Chambers welcomed the deal, stating the proposed agreement is 'fiscally sustainable' and provides certainty to public service workers, the Government, and the public.
University of Limerick students received a warning about their behaviour in the community ahead of a planned Christmas Day event.
A question is posed about whether GAA figure Christy Ring should travel from Cork Airport to the Páirc.
A list of 15 entertaining dramas and hard-hitting documentaries to be seen at the Cork Film Festival.
A man from Cork has been jailed after making racist remarks towards Asian staff in a fast-food restaurant.
Ger Brennan claims his ban from the GAA brought the organization into disrepute.
A federal judge has permitted Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC to move forward.
A school principal from Cork recounts their survival of the Turkey earthquake, attributing it to a peculiar twist of fate.
A second individual is set to appear in court concerning the disappearance of a woman.
The Taoiseach has expressed concerns about the working environment at Cork University Hospital due to a staffing dispute.
A Cork solicitor, scheduled to retire this week, has been forbidden from continuing their legal practice.
Bánór, an Irish start-up focused on sheep milk skincare, is experiencing growth with support from Bank of Ireland.
