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Mohammad Amir gets Irish visa, set to join Pakistan side ahead of second T20I

NEW DELHI: Pakistan cricket authorities breathed a collective sigh of relief on Thursday as the Irish consulate granted a visa to Mohammad Amir, paving the way for his potential inclusion in the team ahead of the second T20I in Dublin on May 12.

The Times of India

Ireland announce squad for T20 World Cup, Joshua Little to join as 15th member following IPL stint

NEW DELHI: Cricket Ireland announced on Tuesday the selection of three men's T20 International squads, all under the leadership of batter Paul Stirling. These squads will participate in the upcoming three-match series against Pakistan in Dublin, the Tri-Series involving Netherlands and Scotland in Voorburg, and the ICC Men's T20 World…

The Times of India

Billy Connolly: Big Banana Feet review – proto-punk star comic at his 70s peak

Restored 1976 doc of Connolly’s tour of Ireland shows that, despite his bombastic stage presence, he is impeccably polite. But his naughtier material hasn’t aged well

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Catfish and the Bottlemen add Dublin arena show to their busy summer schedule

Catfish and the Bottlemen will play their first Irish show in five years when they headline RDS Simmonscourt in August

Louder

Wary of Virat Kohli threat at T20 World Cup, Pakistan's Babar Azam says, we will...

NEW DELHI: Pakistan captain Babar Azam revealed on Monday that his team is meticulously planning their strategies to counter the formidable presence of star Indian batsman Virat Kohli in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup showdown between the two cricketing giants.

The Times of India

Leinster hold off Northampton fightback and reach Champions Cup final

Rematch of 2011 showpiece went to the wire in Dublin

Evening Standard

OPINION - It's hard to believe, but the Rwanda plan could work out for Rishi Sunak — and this is how

When the government in Dublin admitted this week that migrants are moving to Ireland from Britain because they are fearful of being sent to Rwanda, Rishi Sunak must have been delighted at such an electoral gift.

Evening Standard

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"Embrace the madness and the noise": Sprints announce a huge tour and release two new songs

The Dublin punks have released two songs recorded during sessions for their brilliant debut Letter To Self

Louder

‘This is cleansing’: Dublin sends in police and buses to dismantle tent city

Shocked people from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeria herded on to coaches as 200 tents removed and streets cleaned

The Guardian - UK

My Favourite Mistake by Marian Keyes review – love and shenanigans in a new Walsh sister story

In the bestselling novelist’s latest, Anna Walsh moves back to Dublin and falls for an old flame in a comical tale of grit, growth and self-acceptance

The Guardian - UK

A family ferry trip across to Dublin has its fair share of drama

But first there’s that long drive to Holyhead, writes Séamas O’Reilly

The Guardian - UK

Seve Ballesteros Didn't Design That Many Golf Courses But One Of His Best Is Tucked Away In The Very Heart Of Ireland...

Kevin Markham ventures west from Dublin into the heart of Ireland to find parkland courses of very different hues at The Heritage and Portarlington in Co. Laois...

Golf Monthly

Troubled Women's Prison In California Rapidly Shut Down

Troubled women's prison FCI Dublin in California to be shut down amid reports of mistreatment and abuse during inmate transfers.

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FCI Dublin Women's Prison In California To Close

FCI Dublin, a women's prison in California, is closing due to staff-on-inmate sexual abuse issues. Advocates raise concerns about abuse, hazardous conditio...

Marie Claire

Designer Róisín Pierce Is Creating High Fashion From Her Tiny Kitchen Table

Working with her mother out of her Dublin home, the designer makes clothes that tell the story of female resistance.

The Guardian - AU

Hugo Weaving: ‘This is the hardest thing I’ve ever done’

Thirty years after Priscilla, Queen of the Desert thrust him on to the international stage, the actor discusses tiring of Hollywood villains and his most challenging role yet

The Guardian - UK

How the dung queen of Dublin was swept from history

AI to be used by researchers to scour documents for information on women omitted from chronicles written by men about men

Bored Panda

Airport Promises To Investigate After Cancer Survivor Forced To Remove Breast Prosthesis

The passenger underwent a mastectomy 15 years ago following a cancer diagnosis. The post Airport Promises To Investigate After Cancer Survivor Forced To Remove Breast Prosthesis first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - UK

‘The surreal dislocation of the everyday’: how Japanese photographer Akihiko Okamura captured the Troubles as never before

Okamura, who moved to Ireland to explore JFK’s ancestry and stayed for 16 years to document political upheaval, is celebrated in a new exhibition and book

The Guardian - UK

How I learned to love the slow route home to Ireland

Journeys are about so much more than getting from A to B, as our writer found when he ditched flying for the train and ferry between Dublin and London

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