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Ireland
The Irish Examiner's front page highlights a significant security operation and a summit involving European leaders in Dublin. Other top stories include a property deal in Cork, legal news, and an update on public sector pay. International news covers US envoys in Moscow and Ukraine.
Around 50 leaders, including Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Emmanuel Macron, are expected in Dublin for talks on European security, Ukraine, and shared challenges, accompanied by a major security operation.
Apartment sales in Cork City have reached €47 million this year, topping property deals in the region.
A judge has told a man that 'sorry isn't good enough' in a case involving a jeep with an expired roadworthiness certificate.
Donal O'Rourke has departed as coach of Glen Rovers, a move described as 'Everest conquered'.
An analysis of the 10.75% public sector pay increase and its implications for 420,000 workers.
A poignant account of a mother's sudden death shortly after arriving home.
The closure of step-down beds is reportedly worsening overcrowding in the Cork University Hospital's emergency department.
A US envoy has arrived in Moscow amidst ongoing attacks between Russia and Ukraine on their respective capitals.
Families in Waterford are reportedly being terrorised by drug gangs.
Down Syndrome Ireland has introduced a workplace pension, driven by more than just new regulatory requirements.
