Data Centres to Be Offered Cut-Price Gas Under New Proposal ↗
Front page leadA new proposal suggests that data centres in Ireland could be offered gas at a reduced price in exchange for potentially disrupting their supply.
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The Irish Times front page features a mix of domestic Irish news and some international sports commentary. Key domestic stories include a proposal for data centres to receive cut-price gas, Irish Rail's dispute with an IT firm, tightening rules for Irish citizenship, and issues faced by Limerick's…
A new proposal suggests that data centres in Ireland could be offered gas at a reduced price in exchange for potentially disrupting their supply.
Irish Rail is terminating its contract with an IT firm and plans to pursue damages for a significantly delayed train control project.
New proposals are set to go before the Irish cabinet to make the process of applying for Irish citizenship more stringent.
The mayor of Limerick has stated that a shortage of resources is forcing him to work excessive hours, making his workload 'unreasonable'.
Broadcaster Evanne Ní Chuilinn speaks about her father's daily visits to her late brother's grave and his continued remembrance.
A story illustrates the dwindling number of pubs in Ireland's small towns and villages, with one establishment noting shifts in drink preferences.
A landlord has been ordered to pay €10,000 after a tenant's actions allegedly caused significant stress to another tenant, leading to a heart attack.
The family of a boy who died in a hit-and-run incident on the Clare-Limerick border has expressed their devastation and trauma.
Sports commentator Ken Early suggests that Emi Martínez's move to Chelsea might have been more impactful if it had occurred earlier in his career.
In her last Irish Times column, Sarah Moss reflects on how online criticism and hate have begun to negatively impact her life.
The GAA club Crossmolina in Mayo is experiencing intense fan interest, likened to 'Kobe mania', for a local club game.