A nationwide public sector strike is scheduled for Wednesday, anticipated to cause significant disruption across various services and lead to the cancellation of up to 150,000 medical appointments. Union leaders have indicated it will be the largest strike of its kind since 2009.

TheJournal.ie: Nationwide strike to bring widespread disruption on Wednesday

A nationwide public sector strike scheduled for Wednesday is expected to cause significant disruption, with union leaders stating it will be the largest such strike since 2009. An explainer details who is striking, which services will be affected, and which will remain open.

The Irish Times: Public sector strike ‘inevitable’ and will see up to 150,000 medical…

A public sector strike is deemed inevitable, with expectations that it will lead to the cancellation of up to 150,000 medical appointments.

After 34 years, the family of Patrick O'Sullivan, a Cork man who went missing, has found closure with the confirmation of his death in England. Relatives from different stages of his life are now preparing to reunite.

Irish Examiner: He was never forgotten: How a missing Cork man's family finally found each other

After Patrick O'Sullivan's death in England was confirmed, relatives who knew him in different stages of his life are preparing to reunite.

A witness to the Omagh bombing has provided testimony, recalling that a passenger in a suspected bomb car made eye contact and grinned.

BreakingNews.ie: Omagh bombing witness describes suspect's grin

A witness to the Omagh bombing stated that a passenger in a suspected bomb car made eye contact and grinned.

Cork University Hospital is experiencing a significant reduction in its CT scanning capabilities, with half of its capacity lost due to staff shortages.

Irish Examiner: Cork University Hospital loses half its CT scanning capacity amid staff…

Cork University Hospital's CT scanning capacity has been halved due to staff shortages.

An analysis explores the potential economic impact of Ireland's new investment accounts, suggesting they could unlock billions, while also questioning where the funds will be directed.

Irish Examiner: Ireland's new investment accounts could unlock billions - but where will the…

An analysis of Ireland's new investment accounts and their potential economic impact.

The story of an Italian man, described as intelligent and nonconformist, who died homeless in a Galway hostel, has been shared.

The Irish Times: ‘An intelligent, nonconformist man’: Galway’s homeless millionaire

The story of an Italian man who died homeless in a Galway hostel, described as intelligent and nonconformist.