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Peter O’Mahony has big boots to fill but is the right fit for Ireland

New captain may not have a job by the end of this season but could have been born to lead the side against France on Friday

The Guardian - UK

Bambie Thug is bringing a slice of industrial-pop madness to Ireland's Eurovision 2024 qualifier tonight - and you can help them make it to the final

Irish alt music fans: Bambie Thug wants you to help "send the witch" to the Eurovision Song Contest final with Doomsday Blue

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Irish Q4 GDP Contracts 0.7% in Preliminary Estimate

Preliminary estimates show that Irish GDP contracted by 0.7% in the fourth quarter of the year. This downturn in the economy can help us understand the cur...

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Ireland kickstarts vote on constitution’s wording about women and family

Referendum on 8 March cast as opportunity to remove outdated language in favour of inclusivity and equality

The Guardian - UK

U-19 World Cup: Musheer Khan stars as India crush Ireland by 201 runs

NEW DELHI: In a dominating display of cricketing prowess, Musheer Khan on Thursday showcased his immense talent with a superb century as India secured a comprehensive 201-run victory over Ireland in the ICC U-19 World Cup in Bloemfontein, South Africa.

The Times of India

Intel's First High-Volume Foveros Packaging Facility, Fab 9, Starts Operations

Intel this week has started production at Fab 9, the company's latest and most advanced chip packaging plant. Joining Intel's growing collection of facilities in New Mexico, Fab 9 is tasked with packaging chips using Intel's Foveros technology, which is currently used to build the company's latest client Core Ultra…

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U-19 World Cup: Musheer Khan scores ton as India score 301 for 7 against Ireland

BLOEMFONTEIN: Musheer Khan gave ample display of his immense talent with a superb hundred that took India to an imposing 301 for 7 against Ireland in the U-19 World Cup here on Thursday.

The Times of India

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Ireland withdraws cross-border bid for Tour de France Grand Départ

Funding shortfall axes aims for 2026 or 2027, future bid not ruled out

Cycling News

Six Nations Rugby Starts Feb. 2 on Peacock, CNBC

England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, Wales battle for honor of best in Europe

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Ireland withdraws bid to host future Tour de France Grand Départ due to ‘funding reductions’

Initial bid was planned in order to host start of race in 2026 or 2027

Cycling Weekly

Missing Persons, Or My Grandmother’s Secrets by Clair Wills review – a search for truth

A family history that lays bare the brutal treatment of Ireland’s unmarried mothers

The Guardian - UK

U-19 World Cup: Indian batting hopes to show more intent against Ireland

India's emerging talents are set to adopt a more proactive batting approach as they face Ireland in their second group match of the ICC U-19 World Cup on Thursday. Despite comfortably defeating Bangladesh in their opening encounter, the Ireland game offers India an opportunity to showcase a different style of…

The Times of India

Remains of 4,000-year-old 'lost' tomb discovered in Ireland

The tomb was said to have been demolished in the 19th century, but a new search has found its location.

LiveScience

Winds of change blow through Six Nations to spark new sense of purpose

Anticipation for the competition is soaring with teams under new leadership and a fascinating backdrop after World Cup

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Missing Persons, Or My Grandmother’s Secrets review – a voyage into Ireland’s dark heart

The appalling treatment of unmarried mothers and their babies is given a profound new dimension by Cambridge professor Clair Wills as she investigates the story of a lost cousin

International Business Times UK

Airline Passengers Reach 'Wrong' Country As Storm Isha Causes Havoc Across UK, Ireland

Airports in the UK and Ireland were badly hit by the storm, with winds carving across the runways at 90 mph.

The Guardian - UK

‘It was very scary’: Britons tell of damage and disruption from Storm Isha

The storm has been battering the UK and Ireland with gusts of up to 107mph since Sunday

The Guardian - UK

Talking Horses: will L’Homme Presse give British hopes respite at Cheltenham?

The ante-post markets for the 28 Festival races make for uncomfortable reading on the British side of the water

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Broadcasting & Cable

Netflix Set To Kick Off Six Nations Rugby Docuseries

‘Full Contact’ has behind-the-scenes stuff from annual tournament featuring best national teams in U.K., Europe

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Tell us: how have you been affected by Storm Isha?

We want to hear from people in the UK and Ireland who have lost power to their homes or are experiencing travel disruption

The Guardian - AU

Storm Isha: two dead after separate road collisions as UK travel disrupted – as it happened

Man, 84, died in Scotland while man in 60s died in Northern Ireland; cancellations and delays issued for rail, sea and air with heavy rain and high winds forecast

The Guardian - AU

Middle East crisis: US officials reject Houthi claim they attacked American ship in Gulf of Aden – as it happened

US defence official dismissed reports of attack against a US military cargo ship, Ocean Jazz, as Houthi propaganda

The Guardian - UK

Ian Bailey, suspect in one of Ireland’s most notorious murders, dies aged 66

Former journalist had lived in public eye for almost 30 years as prime suspect in 1996 murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier

The Guardian - UK

Ireland has always been a country for ‘auld’ women

Letter: Rosanna Achilleos-Sarll on how the local gardaí turned a blind eye to her aunt’s driving

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“We knew a transplant would be very risky. He said, ‘I’ll either walk out of the hospital or I’ll be carried out. I can’t take it any more’.” Mama’s Boys looked set to break America in the '80s, but naivety, bad luck and family tragedy broke their hearts

Thin Lizzy's spiritual heirs, Mama's Boys looked set for international success in the mid '80s. Brothers Pat and John McManus explain exactly why it didn't happen

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