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Ireland Weather: Thunderstorms batter East coast as weather expert warns lightening to strike twice

Alan O'Reilly of Carlow Weather, who tracked the lightning over the east coast has said it can be expected again this week

Irish Mirror

Eurovision semi final: Schedule, times and everything you need to know

Ireland's entrant Wild Youth will take to the stage tonight to earn a spot in Saturday night's glamorous Eurovision finale

Dublin Live

Film revives memories of girl’s death as Ireland reviews abortion rules

Death of Ann Lovett while giving birth in 1984 helped sparked movement that led to 2018 vote to lift abortion ban

The Guardian - UK

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Dublin jobs: Penneys recruiting ahead of opening 'bigger and better' store in Dundrum

Penneys are recruiting for a number of retail roles ahead of the the official opening for their newly relocated store in Dundrum Town Centre. The retail giant will be expanding and relocating to the second and third floor of the former House of Fras

Dublin Live

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast more rain and thunderstorms before welcome change

High pressure is expected to push in at the end of the week bringing dry and summery weather

Irish Mirror

Dublin weather: Met Eireann's grim forecast as heavy and thundery showers to hit

Ireland will enjoy mild temperatures with the mercury hitting as high as 19 degrees but the week is set to be a washout

Dublin Live

Eurovision moments Sonia will 'never forget' from 30 years ago

Sonia said the support from the city for her entry was amazing

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Mack Hansen stung like two bees but reckons Connacht can head off Stormers in URC semi

The mercurial Grand Slam winning Ireland winger reflects on the very nasty looking injury he suffered in the gutsy victory over Ulster

Irish Mirror

If IRA bomb killed Thatcher 'working class Scotland would have shed few tears' claims Gerry Adams

Gerry Adams, 74, was discussing the Troubles in Northern Ireland on the Rest is Politics podcast when he was asked about the bombing of the Grand Hotel in Brighton during the Conservative Party conference.

Daily Record

UEFA release Women's Nations League fixtures, with Ireland kicking off their campaign at home

UEFA have posted the schedule for the first ever Women's Nations League, with Ireland starting their League B, Group B1 campaign at home.

Irish Mirror

Liverpool boss hails the return to fitness of two Irish World Cup hopefuls

Ireland pair Niamh Fahey and Leanne Kiernan made a return to Liverpool's matchday squad last weekend - and could feature in their final two games.

Irish Mirror

Irish deputy premier defends comments on China ‘de-risking’ as ‘balanced’

Micheal Martin emphasised the value of Ireland’s relationship with China while warning ‘we are not naive’.

The Independent UK

Dublin criminal jailed for life over murder of pensioner who was hacked to death with axe

The victim's family told murderer Oliver Doran: 'You won’t be playing happy families when the sentence is read out... You can’t escape reality, your children will be asking ‘Where is daddy?’ – that is your reality'

Irish Mirror

Who is Annie McCarrick? New RTE documentary raises questions about 30-year disappearance of American student

The 27-year-old student teacher from Long Island vanished without a trace in 1993 after telling friends she was heading for a walk in Enniskerry

Irish Mirror

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Dublin Live

Cost of living: Sex workers receive Tesco vouchers through support scheme

Linda Kavanagh from the Sex Workers Alliance explained that sex workers have been hit hard by soaring costs and are also disproportionately affected by the housing crisis, as their profession leaves them at risk of eviction

Irish Mirror

Ireland's Eurovision 2023 details - when our semi-final is on, what are our odds and what people think of Wild Youth entry

Wild Youth will perform their song 'We Are One' at the Eurovision Song Contest Semi-Final 1 on Tuesday night

The Independent UK

Ireland vs Bangladesh LIVE: Cricket score and updates from ICC Cricket World Cup Super League 2020-22

Follow all the action from The Cloud County Ground

Belfast Live

Patrick Kielty and wife Cat hint at move to Ireland if comedian gets Late Late Show role

The Co Down comedian said the Late Late show is 'one of the greatest TV shows on the planet'

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Ireland weather: Met Eireann issue Status Yellow thunderstorm warning for six areas

As well as thunderstorms, "spot flooding" and "hazardous travelling conditions" are likely in these areas

The Guardian - UK

A new start after 60: I like to keep busy – so I built a hotel

It took Joan Gallagher and her husband three years to renovate a six-storey building in Spain’s Priorat wine region. But they had to do something after the children left home

Irish Mirror

WW2 veteran, 98, realises lifelong dream after singing Danny Boy in Cork pub

The 98-year-old fought in the Battle of Iwo in Japan and is the sole survivor of a 335-strong victorious US battalion

Daily Mirror

James Nesbitt divides Irish viewers with 'contradictory' Coronation Concert speech

James Nesbitt, who hails from Antrim in Ireland, has acted in movies including Waking Ned and The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies and tonight he recited poetry in front of the royal family and the newly Coronated King

Irish Mirror

Late Late Show favourite Patrick Kielty and wife Cat hint at move to Ireland if comedian gets role

The Co Down comedian said the Late Late show is 'one of the greatest TV shows on the planet' and that the winner will have 'big shoes to fill' following Ryan Tubridy's departure

Irish Mirror

Petrol prices: Ireland's cheapest petrol stations believed to be in Roscommon and Mayo

Motorists have been enjoying the lowest petrol and diesel has been since September 2021, before the Ukraine war

Irish Mirror

Shock extra household charge to hit thousands across Ireland from tomorrow

These rises mean a household having its bin collected every fortnight is now paying €50 more per year for waste-collection services.

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