MORNING BULLETIN: Irish-based cave diver helped resuce Thai boys; Irish Examiner sale ‘good for the newspaper industry’

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IRELAND: An Irish-based cave diver was part of the international team who helped rescue the 12 boys and their coach in Thailand yesterday.

IRELAND: The sale of the Irish Examiner to The Irish Times as part of a package of media interests will be good for jobs, the newspaper brands and for the industry in general, both parties to the deal have said.

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VIEWS: The ownership of the ‘Irish Examiner’ may have changed but its thorough and professional journalism, hallmarks of a free press, will continue, writes Tom Crosbie.

WORLD: The 12 boys rescued from a flooded cave lost weight during their two-week ordeal but had water while they were trapped and are in good health, a Thai health official has said.

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SPORT: Cork City will need to score in Poland next week after they fell to a 79th-minute goal from Legia Warsaw’s Michael Kucharczyk at Turner’s Cross on Tuesday evening.

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