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Independent.IE
Irish Independent : Irish News
- ‘I miss it every day, but my body physically wasn’t able to take the toll of 13-hour shifts’: Emergency nurse on leaving job due to burnout
- Social media execs to face Oireachtas committee grilling on children’s safety online
- Bin man spared jail after dead friend used his imitation gun to threaten bus driver
- Car parking charges in hospitals ‘wrong on so many levels’, Dáil spending watchdog chair tells PAC
- Bitter row over who controls Rose of Tralee ends after share deal is struck with estate of late US investor
- Farmer becomes a ‘pariah’ locally after pleading guilty to 173 offences in ‘one of the worst cases of animal neglect’
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The Irish Times
Irish Times Feeds News Feed
- Man with ‘significant history of violence’ who assaulted ex outside workplace jailed
- Minister gets more authority to object to developers who try to turn creches into housing
- Met Éireann forecasts mixed weather with sunny spells for this weekend
- ICG revenues jump 14% as it passes on higher fuel charges and emissions costs
- Compulsory purchase orders for greenways ‘fundamentally inappropriate’, farmers’ groups say
- Are you a parent? The reason teaching is falling apart might hurt your feelings
Irish Examiner
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Teacher struck off after inquiry into relationship with former student
Teaching Council inquiry found teacher engaged in professional misconduct linked to relationship with former student after Leaving Certificate exams
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Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship ‘very different’ from covid-19, expert says
Irish passengers aboard quarantined cruise ship as health experts stress hantavirus poses a far lower public risk than covid-19
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Social media firms to tell TDs and senators children are safe online
Meta, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Google, and Snapchat will address Oireachtas children’s committee on Thursday