Featuring a wide range of sections, this publication covers varied topics such as subscriptions, latest news and subscriber only content focusing on Ireland and Dublin. There are discussions encompassing education, housing, social affairs, politics and polling for local and European elections. A special segment explores common ground issues, while opinion pieces include editorials, an Irish diary, letters, and cartoons.
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For the sport lovers, one can find news about Gaelic games, rugby, soccer, golf, athletics, boxing, cycling, hockey and tennis.
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The transport section contains car reviews and other motor-related news. Podcast listeners will find political, women’s and business-themed podcasts, among others. Photography enthusiasts have a complete section dedicated to them, while history buffs can learn about historical shifts. Other light-hearted contents like crosswords, puzzles, Sudoku and family notices are also available.
Additionally, the site features sponsored content, special reports, competitions, daily weather forecasts and more. A notable addition is the renowned “Martyn Turner” column.
Popular stories include Rod Stewart’s Dublin review and the arrest of De Niro in Paris connected to a vice ring.
Reports reveal that the Irish winter could reach temperatures as low as -15 degrees, reflecting a potential runaway climate change scenario. Additionally, it’s expected that the VW Group will commence direct car sales to Irish customers across all its brands from the year 2026. In further news, authorities apprehended a man engaged in the act of climbing the railings of Leinster House, part of a plan to dismantle the Palestinian flag.
In the latest stories, Martyn Turner reveals that critical-care bed availability in Ireland is less than the European average, as per recent studies. Studies also indicate a strong potential for drastic deviations in severe weather conditions to impact sleeping patterns. John O’Shea’s announcement concerning the Ireland squad has been eclipsed by comments from Damien Duff.
Meanwhile, the Dutch coalition has nominated Dick Schoof for the position of prime minister. Israel has refuted allegations of it striking a tent encampment while soldiers push forward towards Rafah.
There has been an upholding of a complaint related to Dublin Airport’s fees by regulators. Lastly, the previous year witnessed the Central Bank report a loss of €132 million, signalling a close to the period of super profits.