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AA Ireland issues guidance on new E10 petrol - compatibility, concerns, value

Some FSI engines from the Volkswagen Group, older Renault models and old Alfa Romeos and Fiats could have some issues

Irish Mirror

Tesla Cancels Right-Hand-Drive Model S And Model X Orders

Tesla informed Model S and Model X reservation holders in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan that it no longer plans to build RHD versions.

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Ireland beer gardens: 50 of the best in Dublin, Cork and beyond to enjoy mini-summer weather sizzler

And one of the best places to be on a sunny Saturday is sipping a cold beer in the sun with friends. Here's a list of the best places for an outdoor pint on a hot day across Leinster, Connacht, Ulster and Munster.

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John O'Shea leaves Stoke job to focus on Republic of Ireland role

The 42-year-old former Manchester United defender, who is Ireland’s assistant coach, joined the Potters last July

Irish Mirror

Seamus Coleman injury latest as Sean Dyche drops hint over defender's Everton future

The Republic of Ireland and Everton captain's season was ended when he was carried off in the 2-2 draw at the King Power Stadium almost a fortnight ago

Irish Mirror

Emmerdale spoilers: Adrian's identity exposed, Tom King's secret, Chloe's baby revelation

Emmerdale spoilers reveal big discoveries will air next week on the ITV soap, which airs on Virgin Media in Ireland. Three bombshells will shock residents.

Irish Mirror

Consumer expert warns children could 'go to bed hungry' over supermarket prices

The Chairperson of the Consumer Association of Ireland has blasted the six week deadline given to supermarkets to scale back on prices

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Wild Youth's song 'wasn't original enough' says ex-Ireland Eurovision finalist Ryan O'Shaughnessy

Dubliner Ryan O’Shaughnessy, who qualified for the Eurovision final in 2018, said he'd consider representing Ireland at the popular song contest again

Dublin Live

Ireland weather: Where will be hottest as country basks in two-day Met Eireann sun blast

It looks as though Limerick will be the hottest county in Ireland with highs of 21C on Friday and Saturday

Irish Mirror

Double murder suspect Ruth Lawrence to be flown to Dublin to face trial

Clontarf woman Ruth Lawrence is alleged to have left Dublin in 2014 with her South African lover after two local men were shot dead

Dublin Live

Minister rejects Joe Biden’s claim of UK ‘screwing around’ over Northern Ireland

The US president sparked criticism from some in the UK following his explosive remark at a Democratic National Committee Reception in New York

Evening Standard

Tesco boss takes home £4.4 million — pays tax in Ireland

TESCO boss Ken Murphy took home pay of £4.44 million this year, an amount likely to cause anger amidst a cost-of-living crisis and with food inflation running at more than 15%.

Evening Standard

Met Eireann forecasts glorious weather with sunshine and 20C temperatures reaching Ireland

Temperatures will hit up to 20C this weekend however, it they will drop again to the mid teens next week

Irish Mirror

31 famous faces you forgot did Eurovision - and the ones who almost did

From Grease legend to soap stars

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New Spain holiday rules for Irish tourists from drink limits to smoking bans

Irish tourists holidaying in Spain should be aware of the latest regulations. From noise crackdowns to alcohol limits, smoke-free beaches, dress codes, and Covid guidelines, knowing and following these rules ensures a smoother and enjoyable trip abroad.

Irish Mirror

Irish Eurovision boss says RTE needs more funding for us to flourish in competition again

Indie band Wild Youth bowed out of the Eurovision in Semi Final 1, marking a fourth unsuccessful attempt for the country in qualifying for the Grand Final

Dublin Live

Ireland AM TV Chef Joe Shannon diagnosed with terminal cancer

He broke the news on Ireland AM this morning

Irish Mirror

Weather maps show when 25C French sizzler to reach Ireland as major Met Eireann U-turn forecast

Long-range weather models show temperatures reaching the mid-20s next weekend. Met Eireann is forecasting 'slightly higher than average temperatures' for the rest of May.

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Blue singer Antony Costa describes pop duo Jedward as 'mental dudes' after 2011 Eurovision Song Contest

The Lucan lads represented Ireland back in 2011 with Lipstick, the same year as the 90s boy band represented the UK

Irish Mirror

Leinster and Ireland winger Dave Kearney to retire at the end of the season

He paid a heartfelt tribute to his brother, Rob, for helping him achieve his dreams. "I have no doubt that I wouldn’t have reached today without you by my side," said Dave

Irish Mirror

Ireland's 'breakthrough' offshore wind auction could save households hundreds of millions

Together the wind farms are expected to generate enough power for 2.5 million homes

Irish Mirror

Jail for pensioner who used dead brother's identity to claim €93,000 in benefits

Aidan Byrne conned the social welfare system by using the identity of his dead brother Anthony who died tragically in a drowning accident in England in 1972

Irish Mirror

Joe Biden claims his Ireland visit was to ensure 'Brits didn't screw around'

The US President made the comments at a Democratic Party event in New York on Wednesday.

Irish Mirror

Killarney National Park: White tailed eagle chicks expected to be 'soaring in the skies this summer'

Minister Malcolm Noonan says he hopes "as many people as possible get to them" after white tailed eagles returned to nest in Killarney National Park

Irish Mirror

Ireland fans set for ticket scramble as venue is chosen for Euro 2024 qualifier against France

The Stade de France has been ruled out for Ireland's Euro 2024 qualifier away to France., as the 80,000-seater stadium is hosting the Rugby World Cup.

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