August
Irish Independent
- Covid-19 inquiry to deliver interim report after meeting with Taoiseach
- ‘If they only helped me’, Parnell Square accused told gardaí he went into ‘blackout’ after social welfare refusal
- ‘A Leinster Championship was an achievable goal’ — No Dublin hurling commitment beyond this year for Liam Rushe
- Former Irish Planning Institute executive settled defamation action against newspaper
- Man claims he was wrongly disinherited from €3m farm when priest uncle returned from US after ‘alcoholism and improper behaviour with young men’
- State withdraws all charges against elderly man (96) due to face trial for indecent assault of child in late 1970s
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The Irish Times
- Temperature of 28.3 degrees recorded in Dublin as hot weather warning kicks in
- Advocates for children’s rights in court bring challenge to new Government regime
- Former sports coach (70s) accused of sexually assaulting four girls ‘entrusted into his care’
- Union urges RTÉ to show ‘moral courage’ and rethink decision to broadcast Israel games
- Nephew claims wrongfully disinherited from uncle’s €3m farm
- ‘Bathers should take care’: Swimmers advised to avoid some spots in Dublin due to rainfall
Irish Examiner
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Heat warning takes hold as temperatures set to hit 34C this week
The fierce heatwave affecting large parts of Europe is known as an Omega block, because it takes the shape of the Greek letter, with a bulge of hot air in the middle and cooler air on either side
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Defence Forces Tribunal hears about officer's 'out-of-the-world, excessive' abuse of recruits
The tribunal was also told of an apprentice being subjected to 'a lot of petty bullshit' and 'really personalised abuse' two days before he killed himself
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Government will 'respond positively' to mediation requests from those abused in Cork school
Some 19 women have said they plan to take legal action against the State for its failure to provide redress . Principal Leo Hickey pleaded guilty to 21 sample counts from 387 charges of sexually abusing 21 girls at Dunderrow National School in the 1960s and 1970s