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HMV to open first new Dublin shop in almost a decade this summer

The new store will be located on Henry Street.

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: All the people who qualify for next Cost of Living Bonus coming next month

Back in February, the Government announced details of the new package which will bring some much-needed relief to thousands of households across Ireland. The next cash boost coming is for those in receipt of Child Benefit.

Irish Mirror

ICC ODI Rankings: Ireland's Tector displaces Kohli, de Kock to become top-10 batter, Gill stays put on 5th spot

DUBAI: Young Ireland cricketer Harry Tector has made it to the top-10 in the latest ICC men's ODI batting rankings following his career-best 140 in the second match of the 50-over series against Bangladesh in Chelmsford.

The Times of India

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Tanaiste Micheal Martin says 'unanswered questions' remain over Dublin-Monaghan bombings

Micheal Martin spoke at a ceremony on Talbot Street today on the 49th anniversary of the Dublin-Monaghan bombings, which claimed a collective total of 33 lives

Dublin Live

All-conquering Willie Mullins targets elusive first victory in France's biggest jumps race

The most successful Cheltenham Festival trainer will aim to claim Ireland's first success in 104 years in the Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris at Auteuil on Sunday

Daily Mirror

Met Eireann heatwave verdict as new weather maps show Ireland on the brink of prolonged scorcher

Met Eireann says a warm spell is forecast to begin this week thanks to an area of high pressure dominating Ireland’s weather. Some long-range forecasts predict it could last into the start of June.

Irish Mirror

Brexit to the fore again in Northern Ireland local elections

Northern Ireland holds elections to local councils on Thursday that the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is pitching as an opportunity to bolster its call for further concessions from Britain on a revised post-Brexit trade deal.

Reuters

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It’s time for UK and Irish industry to up the digitalisation game

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The Independent UK

James Anderson ready to miss Ireland Test and ‘desperate’ to make Ashes opener

England’s all-time record wicket-taker is recovering from a groin strain.

The Independent UK

James Anderson happy to sit out against Ireland to make sure he is ready for Ashes

Anderson confident his groin strain is nowhere near as severe as the calf injury he suffered in 2019 that curtailed his Ashes participation at the first hurdle

Daily Mirror

Boxing legend Michael Carruth calls for 'pricey' unsold Katie Taylor tickets to be given to boxing clubs

Olympic gold medallist Michael Carruth said it would be a “nice thing” for clubs around Ireland to receive any unsold tickets

Dublin Live

John O'Shea on his commitment to Ireland role - and update on Seamus Coleman recovery

John O'Shea is the fourth person to step into the coaching role under Stephen Kenny, but he plans on being there for a long time.

Irish Mirror

Dublin bars and restaurants win big at Irish Restaurant Awards

The best restaurants, pubs, cafes and gastro pubs in every county were revealed at Ireland's 'Food Oscars' on Monday night

Dublin Live

Urgent recall issued for popular travel adaptors due to 'electric shock' fears

Over 13,000 travel adaptors have been deemed to have "serious isues" by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CPCC)

Dublin Live

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The Independent UK

‘I don’t care’: Zak Crawley responds to online critics over England Test selection

Zak Crawley was named in the squad for England’s pre-Ashes Test against Ireland

Irish Mirror

Warning to Irish holidaymakers after 'serious issues' found with popular travel adapters

Three different travel adapters bought in Ireland from popular stores have been hit with product recall notices over electric shocks

Dublin Live

Vogue Williams jets back to Ireland for mam's 70th birthday bash

The model shared a series of snaps from the weekend which documented the family celebrations

Irish Mirror

Katie Taylor fight ticket prices hit outrageous levels amid call to give unsold seats to boxing clubs

Exclusive: Olympic gold medallist Michael Carruth said the prices of the remaining tickets are a “bit too pricey” for regular fans of the sport and thinks any ones that are unsold should be given to boxing clubs across Ireland.

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Irish Mirror

Met Eireann give Ireland heatwave update with sun to continue into next week

Temperatures will creep towards 20C this weekend and continue next week

The Guardian - UK

England cut is harsh on Foakes but Bairstow decision offers Ashes clarity

Whatever the rights and wrongs of Jonny Bairstow’s return behind the stumps for England’s Test side, the selectors cannot be accused of dithering

The Guardian - UK

Katie Taylor gets Dublin homecoming but a shadow lingers over Irish boxing

For seven years elite boxing has been absent from Ireland after a gangland murder at a Dublin weigh-in. On Saturday it returns but uncertainty surrounds Taylor’s long-awaited first pro fight on home soil

Wales Online

How the Rugby World Cup is expected to go as Ireland miss out, Wales dismissed and Scotland face early exit

The competition has been left lopsided with top teams facing an early exit while Wales could realistically make the semi-finals

Dublin Live

Dublin petrol prices: Crumlin and Ballinteer the cheapest places to buy fuel in the capital today

The latest AA Ireland fuel prices survey for May shows the average petrol price across the state is €1.57, the lowest since September 2021

Irish Mirror

Ireland fuel prices to rise within weeks as Government reverses excise duty cut

The Government cut excise duty in March 2022 as fuel prices soared due to the war in Ukraine. In February, it announced that the cuts would be restored on a phased basis between June and September.

Evening Standard

How a student tricked the Irish Times into running a fake AI-written opinion piece

An opinion piece criticising women for wearing fake tan has been found to have been written by AI. The Standard speaks to the individual behind it

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