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<p>NYPD photos show the suspect in the killing of Brian Thompson. Picture: NYPD/AP</p>

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Luigi Mangione, suspect in killing of UnitedHealth executive, charged with murder

Prosecutors in New York brought a murder charge, along with four related gun charges, against Luigi Mangione, according to court records

<p>A jubilant Ahmed Saqqa from Aleppo celebrates in Shandon, Cork. Mr Saqqa fled Assad’s regime with his wife and children more than a decade ago. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Chani Anderson</span>
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‘New life and a new beginning’: Syrians in Ireland celebrate the end of Assad’s rule

<p>Cork County Council's three-year plan includes investing more than €650m in social, affordable, and low-cost rental homes. </p>

munster

Housing to be prioritised as Cork County Council plans €1.4bn spend

Data centres to use more electricity than Ireland's entire industrial sector by 2030

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Data centres to use more electricity than Ireland's entire industrial sector by 2030

Freezing conditions

news

Temperature falls to -6C in Mayo, as frosty sub-zero conditions to persist for rest of week

Cult leader who claimed underage girls among his ‘wives’ jailed for 50 years

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Cult leader who claimed underage girls among his ‘wives’ jailed for 50 years

Richard Farrell JAILED CCJ2

court and crime

Soccer coach who sexually abused teen player jailed for four years

UCC generates €1.18bn for Ireland's economy every year, says report

munster

UCC generates €1.18bn for Ireland's economy every year, says report

Israel’s Netanyahu is set to take the stand in long-running corruption trial

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Israel’s Netanyahu is set to take the stand in long-running corruption trial

Regular Columnists

S Fergus Finlay: Our government formation system is wonky but also precious

S Terry Prone: Hoarding’s hidden issues begin to emerge from the background

Elaine-Loughlin

S Elaine Loughlin: Simon Harris must choose his own piece on ministerial chessboard carefully

Michael Clifford

S Mick Clifford: Padraig Nally's death a reminder that old prejudices haven't gone away

ireland

Brexit

Stormont MLAs to vote on extending Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit trading deal

The democratic consent process is a key element of the UK and EU’s Windsor Framework deal

Cancer survival rates lower in Mid-West than national average, new figures show

Cancer survival rates lower in Mid-West than national average, new figures show

Paparazzi Photographer Taking Photos From Car

Private investigators in Ireland earned close to €10m in 2023

Department expects tender responses 'imminently' for new national maternity hospital

Department expects tender responses 'imminently' for new national maternity hospital

munster

Cork councillors hope Eamon Ryan's departure 'might benefit us' as they renew bid for rail link

Cork councillors hope Eamon Ryan's departure 'might benefit us' as they renew bid for rail link

It comes Cork County Council heard that they can lodge a submission in an attempt to get plans for a rail link between Midleton and Youghal back on track

Ballybunion Golf Club took in a record €8m this year

Ballybunion Golf Club took in a record €8m this year

Rejection of Griffith College Cork's artificial pitch overturned by An Bord Pleanála

Rejection of Griffith College Cork's artificial pitch overturned by An Bord Pleanála

Watch: Car catches fire in Cork forcing evacuation of apartment residents

Watch: Car catches fire in Cork forcing evacuation of apartment residents

world

Netanyahu gives evidence for first time in corruption trial

Netanyahu gives evidence for first time in corruption trial

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave evidence on Tuesday for the first time in his trial for alleged corruption, setting off what will be weeks of testimony. Mr Netanyahu said “hello” to the judges.

Israel launches airstrikes across Syria as troops seize more territory

Israel launches airstrikes across Syria as troops seize more territory

Thousands flock to Assad regime prison in search for missing loved ones

Thousands flock to Assad regime prison in search for missing loved ones

South Korean prosecutors seek to arrest ex-defence minister over martial law

South Korean prosecutors seek to arrest ex-defence minister over martial law

politics

Labour's Ivana Bacik to meet Micheál Martin amidst coalition uncertainty

Labour's Ivana Bacik to meet Micheál Martin amidst coalition uncertainty

If in opposition during the next Dáil term, the party intends to work on forming a bloc with other left and centre-left parties

ieExplains: How do you get elected to the Seanad?

ieExplains: How do you get elected to the Seanad?

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to begin government formation talks after 'positive' meeting

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to begin government formation talks after 'positive' meeting

General Election Ireland 2024

Fianna Fáil ‘looking down their nose’ at 400,000 Sinn Féin voters

court & crime

Cork man accused of burglary had bleeding thumb and was 'caught red-handed', court hears

Cork man accused of burglary had bleeding thumb and was 'caught red-handed', court hears

Man also charged with driving a car without the permission of the owner

Cork woman pleads guilty to 'unprovoked assault' on worker in city casino

Cork woman pleads guilty to 'unprovoked assault' on worker in city casino

Two women convicted of stealing €1,000 worth of goods from Cork pharmacy

Two women convicted of stealing €1,000 worth of goods from Cork pharmacy

COLOMBIA-MARIJUANA-PROTEST

Cork man accused of having cannabis for sale or supply

Spotlight

Rising House Prices

'I’ve heard of landlords exploiting loopholes by increasing parking or utility fees'

In one ‘shocking’ case, the rent on an apartment almost doubled — up €900 a month when RPZ rules say it should have risen €24. Cianan Brennan hears how a rent register could close the new lease loophole

General Election

What's ahead for the left as the new Dáil takes shape?

‘I was always in fear of saying it, well now my family secret is out: We knew Jimmy ran away’

‘I was always in fear of saying it, well now my family secret is out: We knew Jimmy ran away’

A selection of images chosen by the Irish Examiner picture desk

A selection of images chosen by the Irish Examiner picture desk