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‘It’s very chilled’: Josh Tongue thriving in ‘no-pressure’ England set-up

The seamer took five wickets on his Test debut against Ireland and is set to feature in the Ashes

The Independent UK

Bank holiday Monday supermarket opening hours for Dunnes, Lidl, Tesco, SuperValu, Aldi amid changes

June bank holiday Monday falls on May 5 this year, meaning many shops will be operating with reduced hours. Here’s everything you need to know about when supermarkets across Ireland are open and closed.

Irish Mirror

Trip of the week: a road trip around Tasmania

Tasmania is only about the size of Ireland, but it packs in an awful lot of scenery, said James Stewart in The Daily Telegraph. The east coast is “scalloped by astonishing beaches and lapped by sea the colour of kingfishers”; the west is “like Scotland on steroids”; and the land…

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Ireland storm warning as Met Eireann pinpoint exact day heat streak weather could be broken

Temperatures have been hitting 25C at times alongside wall-to-wall sunshine as a glorious high pressure system dominates Ireland's weather. However uncertainty looms in the upcoming forecast.

Irish Mirror

Certain day labelled deadliest for heart attacks in Ireland as doctors give reason why

The research conducted by doctors at the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is set to be presented today at the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) conference in Manchester.

Irish Mirror

Concern for Green Party as new poll indicates possible wipeout in election

But as the Ireland Thinks/Sunday Independent poll has a 3% margin of error it may mean the Green party could end up with no TDs if an election was called now.

Irish Mirror

Davy Nelson steps down as Meath manager after just eight months in charge

The back-to-back All-Ireland champions recorded just one win from seven league games this year and lost to Dublin in the Leinster final last weekend

Irish Mirror

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Teenager who broke into Leinster House targeted rare copy of 1916 proclomation

Exclusive: Gardaí believe the teen accessed the parliament by jumping over a wall from the adjoining National Gallery of Ireland on Merrion Square

Irish Mirror

Cork GAA starlet Ben O'Connor confirms he has played last game as he makes rugby switch

The Rebel centre-back bowed out on a high with an All-Ireland U20 medal

Irish Mirror

Ireland's Tom McKibbin wins first DP World Tour title at the age of 20

The Holywood man becomes the youngest Irish winner on the DP World Tour since Rory McIlroy.

Irish Mirror

Joe Root quietly reaches milestone on his return to the middle

Former England captain became only 11th player in history to hit 11,000 Test runs in his first significant innings since February

The Guardian - UK

The Celtic Cartel: How the Kinahan crime mob rose to the top of the global drugs trade

A new Amazon Prime documentary explores how the Kinahan clan became one of the world's most-feared crime syndicates

Manchester Evening News

One area pinpointed for 'thundery end' to mini heatwave in major weather update

A weather expert has identified one area of Ireland which could see rainfall due to incoming low pressure by next weekend

Irish Mirror

England suffer mammoth Ashes blow as Jack Leach ruled out

The spinner suffered a lower back injury during England’s win over Ireland and won’t be fit to face Australia

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Jack Leach injury: England dealt huge Ashes blow with spinner to miss entire series

Somerset bowler suffered a stress fracture of the lower back during the 10-wicket win over Ireland at Lord’s

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: List of people who are eligible for €1,850 social welfare payment

The Department of Social Protection announced that 125,000 people are eligible to receive a payment worth over €1,800, with five different criteria to get the annual grant

Irish Mirror

One of Ireland's most dangerous killers doing yoga in prison to stay calm

Violent brute Warren Dumbrell, 48, who along with his brother Jeffrey was jailed in 2011 for the murder of Chris Cawley in Inchicore, Dublin, has been spending hours every day in his cell practising his meditative poses.

Chronicle Live

Sunderland's Dennis Cirkin could be offered the chance to switch international allegiance

Dennis Cirkin has been capped at England youth levels but is also eligible for the Republic of Ireland

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Irish nude beaches named as Ireland AM star Muireann O’ Connell admits going topless

Ireland AM hosts Tommy Bowe and Muireann O'Connell discussed nudity on beaches with Muireann says she goes topless in Europe

Irish Mirror

Little hero Dáithí MacGabhann beams as he's awarded freedom of Belfast

The six-year-old, who has a heart condition and has spent years on the transplant list, helped change the law around organ donation in Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Josh Tongue impresses and Ben Duckett shows pedigree – 5 England things

Ben Stokes’ side beat Ireland inside three days but Australia will provide a much sterner test.

Belfast Live

Belfast chef's journey from Co Down hotel to Michelin star restaurants

Niall Duffy has worked in some of the UK and Ireland's top restaurants, including the three Michelin star Restaurant Gordon Ramsay

Daily Mirror

Man shocks family with 10st weight loss after going on seven-month 'wilderness' retreat

Bryan O'Keeffe, 34, from Cork, Ireland, decided to head into the "wilderness" in Majorca as the best way to get fit and lose weight, and he shocked friends and family when he emerged

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes allays fresh England injury fears as Ashes opener looms

Captain insists he is on track to bowl at Edgbaston after struggling again in win over Ireland

Daily Mirror

Ireland star protects teammate in show of selflessness during humbling England defeat

Andy McBrine missed out on a hundred in Ireland's Test match against England after urging opener James McCollum not to try and bat again after severely injuring his ankle

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