Cost of medical IT system to hit €61m – and it is still only rolled out in one hospital
The chair of the Oireachtas Health Committee has described a €10m increase in the cost of a national medical laboratory IT system as “an omnishambles”.
Independent.ie 
Public lacks confidence in security measures as we prepare to host EU presidency, poll reveals
The public has expressed an overwhelming lack of confidence in the Government’s preparedness for security ahead of Ireland holding the presidency of the EU Council later this year.
Scott Lucas: Trump and Netanyahu have no limits — and no plan B
Less than nine months after its 12-day assault on Iran last June, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Israel government relaunched the war.
Fear of all-out war grows in the Middle East as Iran’s supreme leader killed in strikes
Irish political leaders are bracing themselves for the fallout from the US and Israeli strikes on Iran as widespread travel disruptions cause chaos across the Gulf and Middle East.
Singer Mary Byrne stuns suitor Gerry as she searches for X factor on ‘First Dates’
A father of two was knocked for six when he went on a blind date, only to find out it was none other than singer Mary Byrne.
Fear of all-out war grows in the Middle East with 14,000 Irish nationals at potential risk
Irish political leaders are bracing themselves for the fallout from the US and Israeli strikes on Iran as widespread travel disruptions cause chaos across the Gulf and Middle East.
‘It’s been very good for us’ — tailor Louis Copeland on how business is booming due to Ozempic effect
Ireland’s best-known tailor Louis Copeland has credited the “Ozempic effect” with a huge boost in sales as slimmed-down Irish men look to resize their entire wardrobes.
Fear of all out war grows in the Middle East with 14,000 Irish nationals at potential risk
Irish political leaders are bracing themselves for the fallout from the US and Israeli strikes on Iran as widespread travel disruptions cause chaos across the Gulf and Middle East.
Public lacks confidence in security measures as we prepare to host EU presidency, poll reveals
The public has expressed an overwhelming lack of confidence in the Government’s preparedness for security ahead of Ireland holding the presidency of the EU Council later this year.
The rise of the single female buyer – ‘Banks don't sell the dream of buying a home alone. But that was my reality’
Single women are more likely to buy a home on their own than their male counterparts, property experts have said.
Record breaking West End show loved by millions coming to Birmingham for the first time
Back To The Future The Musical is coming to Birmingham Hippodrome after breaking box office records on the West End
Birmingham Live 
DWP making major Universal Credit cut within weeks
The move announced by Labour has proved controversial
SNL skewers Trump’s ‘Bored of Peace’ missile attack on Iran: ‘Distracting from Epstein Files’
‘As we all know, Iran has been two weeks away from developing a nuclear weapon for like the last 15 years or something,’ James Auatin Johnson’s Trump said
The Independent 
One million pensioners missing out on DWP benefit worth average of £4,524 a year
One million state pensioners are missing out on an important state benefit worth £4,524. The money is available to help older people with everyday costs.
The Mirror 
10 European destinations that are the cheapest to book over Easter holidays
The cheapest European city breaks have been revealed for a serene and sun-soaked escape over the Easter holidays, and many have pristine beaches to lap up the balmy rays
DWP benefit averaging £4,524 a year being missed by 910,000 UK pensioners
Around 910,000 families are not claiming the benefit, with the average weekly award worth £87
Liverpool Echo