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Ireland jobs: An Garda Siochana seeks new members as they launch recruitment campaign

Those interested in a career with An Garda Siochana can apply from Friday onwards to join the service, with Garda Commissioner Drew Harris saying there is a "strong case" for larger Garda numbers in Ireland

Dublin Live

Stephen Kenny urges fringe players to give him selection headaches for France clash

Kenny will field an experimental side against Latvia tonight with fringe players and those in need of a game getting their chance

Irish Mirror

Matt Doherty to captain Ireland as France snub Atletico Madrid clubmate Antoine Griezmann

Kylian Mbappe is the new France captain rather than Griezmann while Doherty leads out Ireland for the first time

Irish Mirror

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Ireland weather: Heavy rain to blast country for rest of week with 'thundery downpours' in store for one day

One day later this week will see a return to colder temperatures

Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland vs Latvia live stream: How can I watch friendly live on TV in UK today?

The Republic of Ireland are in action for the first time in 2023 as they host Latvia in a friendly match at the Aviva Stadium tonight.

Evening Standard

Niall Quinn has a message for Ireland fans ahead of Evan Ferguson's first start

Niall Quinn believes Evan Ferguson is at the right club to fulfil his potential - but he has a message for Ireland fans ahead of tonight's friendly with Latvia.

Irish Mirror

VERDICT: Latvia's last visit to Dublin marked the start of a new era. Same again please.

Tonight's friendly with Latvia isn't high in the glamour friendly stakes - but anticipation is at a much higher level now than when the game was first announced.

Irish Mirror

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Irish town most obsessed with US President Joe Biden - and it's not in Mayo or Louth

The report was compiled after trawling through Google search data to conclude which town was most obsessed.

Irish Mirror

'Aldo got the goals, I got my career back on track' - Niall Quinn remembers key Latvia clash

John Aldridge's goalscoring record against Latvia was remarkable but, for Niall Quinn, one clash against the Baltic side stood out as a huge turning point in his career.

Irish Mirror

Ireland may need to change laws around trans prisoners – Varadkar

Taoiseach says any response to cases like the Isla Bryson one in Scotland would be dealt with 'in a similar way'

Dublin Live

Evan Ferguson is a 'freak' and an inspiration, says Brighton and Ireland Under-21 prospect

Andrew Moran is another one of Brighton's highly-rated Irish youngsters - and he made his first-team debut in the same game as pal Evan Ferguson.

Irish Mirror

Ireland may have to consider changing laws around trans prisoners – Varadkar

The Irish Prison Service said that it is currently drafting a policy on transgender prisoners.

The Independent UK

Bank of Ireland slapped with €750k fine after data breaches

The issue involved Bank of Ireland’s 365 system and allowed customers to access accounts that weren't theirs

Irish Mirror

Ireland star Áine O'Gorman relishing the chance to be a role model for young girls

Speaking at the launch of the Aviva Soccer Sisters programme, O'Gorman spoke about the importance for young girls to have female role models to look up, and how the Irish women's national football team can inspire youngster.

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Varadkar voices concern over tourism implications of new UK visa waiver scheme

Non-Irish tourists visiting the Republic of Ireland will need one of the new visa waivers to cross into Northern Ireland.

Belfast Live

Ulster Rugby star Jacob Stockdale reflects on 'toughest year', becoming a dad and World Cup aims

Stockdale scored his first try in two years in Ulster's win over Cardiff earlier this month

Dublin Live

Elite garda units team up with European cops for anti-terror exercise that started in Dublin

Officers from the National Surveillance and the Emergency Response units played a key role in exercise Firestorm, that involved officers from eight other countries, including Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom

Irish Mirror

Taking Stock: Ulster's Jacob eager to push his World Cup credentials to Ireland boss Andy Farrell

"I suppose it’s not necessarily a bad thing that you can’t get into the number one team in the world!"

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Matt Doherty urges Tottenham to stick with Antonio Conte

The Italian manager is under fire after an extraordinary rant against his players following their draw with Southampton

Irish Mirror

Evan Ferguson to make first Ireland start against Latvia

The Brighton teenager has been in sensational form this season and fans want to see him start Monday's clash with France

Irish Mirror

Connacht secure Paul Boyle's services for another season

The westerners have news on when they hope injured Finlay Bealham can return to action, as well as his Ireland colleagues Mack Hansen and Bundee Aki

Dublin Live

Cost of living Ireland: One parent families scrimping on food and energy bills as inflation mounts

Dublin based charity One Family is celebrating Single Parents Day today - but says that lone parents are facing huge pressures as living costs spike, with an expert saying that the group is now providing food hampers to support those in need

Irish Mirror

Chantelle Cameron trainer Jamie Moore refuses to answer questions over previous Daniel Kinahan support

Moore has no connections with criminality and was shot outside Kinahan's villa in 2014 in a case of mistaken identity.

Irish Mirror

Wave of 'harassment, vile abuse and shoplifting' hitting Ireland’s shops and supermarkets

"I've had a bottle of wine broken and been threatened with the broken glass"

Irish Mirror

Elite Garda units take part in Europe-wide anti-terror exercise - that started in Dublin

Officers played a key role in exercise Firestorm, that involved officers from eight other countries, including Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom

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