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The Irish Examiner front page features a mix of political and economic news, with a focus on government budget planning and potential tax cuts. Other prominent stories include a hotel development in Kerry, an incident involving gardai and vape products, and a travel review. The site also…
Jack Chambers informs departments of 'real trade-offs and prioritisation' as government plans to offer €1.5bn in tax cuts next year, warning of less available funding.
A hotel in Sneem plans to develop a new waterfront wedding venue, which is expected to cost several million euros and be located on the scenic Ring of Kerry.
Two members of the Garda Síochána have been hospitalized following an incident where they were processing seized vape products.
A review of a four-star hotel in Belfast highlights its good value but points out that some staff members require additional training.
The upcoming weekend is expected to experience rain and drizzle after a period of dry weather.
Paul Geaney has found a new passion for kicking, suggesting he had grown tired of his previous involvement with football.
Kevin McStay describes his dismissal from the Mayo manager position as 'savage' and lacking in class.
Bernard O'Shea recounts three embarrassing fashion choices he made involving Zara clothing, which he feels he will never be able to live down.
Michael Moynihan discusses how heatwaves have become a significant issue for Ireland and are expected to continue to be a problem in the future.
Extreme drought conditions in Europe are exacerbated by climate change-induced heat, leading to the drying up of soils.
The United States has finalized a significant nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, which may open the door for domestic nuclear enrichment within the kingdom.
A pedestrian has tragically died following a road traffic collision in County Kilkenny.
