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Industrial Relations: Minister Dara Calleary urged unions to join pay talks with Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers after Síp tu began preparing for industrial action as the last deal lapsed. Health & Safety in Maternity Care: Dr Peter Boylan says national labour guidelines must be updated, warning that defining “established labour” only at 4cm dilation could delay monitoring and pain relief. Weather: Met Éireann forecasts a warm week, with highs possibly reaching 30C later in the week as a heat dome builds over Europe. Consumer Rights: JD Sports will reissue 5,604 “expired” gift cards after the CCPC found expiry dates breached Irish law, costing about €247k in cancelled balances. Community & Culture: Dogs Trust launches Ireland’s Dog Census 2026, asking the public to “count every dog, so every dog counts.” Sports: GAA officials named for key semi-finals, including Meath’s David Coldrick for Louth v Mayo. Local Life: Aer Lingus’ historic Iolar aircraft made a special visit to Shannon Airport during the airline’s 90th anniversary year.

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