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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Tributes paid after death of former Guardian writer Henry McDonald

Longtime Ireland correspondent McDonald, 57, lauded after untimely death following treatment for cancer

The Guardian - UK

Jarlath Burns believes GAA shouldn't hide away from united Ireland debate

The newly elected 41st President of the GAA believes the organisation shouldn't sit on the fence with regards to the topic of a united Ireland.

Irish Mirror

Notorious Irish gang boss Cornelius Price dies in Wales

Cornelius Price is believed to have been directly behind the murders of a man and his pregnant partner

Wales Online

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BAFTA: Northern Ireland film An Irish Goodbye wins award for best short

It is also nominated for an Oscar for Best Live Action Short

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland weather forecast for the week ahead

Here is what you can expect from the weather for the week ahead

Belfast Live

Henry McDonald: Tributes paid to Belfast journalist and writer

He was the Ireland correspondent for the Guardian and Observer newspapers

Belfast Live

The Wales selection chances of every single player assessed for England showdown

Warren Gatland's side face the old enemy in the Principality Stadium on Saturday

Wales Online

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Cows Could Hasten the Demise the UK and Ireland’s Secret Rainforests

Only a tiny and fragmented area of the UK and Irish rainforest remains. Livestock grazing holds back their return.

Inverse

Met Eireann pinpoints exact day wintry showers and subzero temperatures will hit Ireland

Ireland will enjoy a few more days of mild temperatures before the mercury plummets leading to bitterly cold conditions

Dublin Live

A Catholic bishop was killed in California over the weekend, investigators say

Auxiliary Bishop David O'Connell was born in Ireland and served as a priest and a bishop for more than four decades. The 69-year-old was remembered as a "peacemaker."

WEKU

How to hit a knuckleball and other football science to improve your game

Former League of Ireland footballer Mark Langtry explains all ahead of his talk at the NI Science Festival next weekend

Belfast Live

Patchwork and pearls: London fashion week embraces folk heritage

Ireland was the theme for Simone Rocha, while Priya Ahluwalia soundtracks Nigerian-Indian collection

The Guardian - UK

Elaine Crowley hints at TV chat show return as she talks online trolls and search for prince charming

The 45-year-old joined Ireland AM in 2021 after her long-running talk show on Virgin Media ended after 10 years.

Irish Mirror

Kevin McStay hailed for 'lovely touch' as he highlights Ger Brady fundraiser in post-match interview

The Mayo GAA manager was speaking after watching his side defeat All-Ireland champions Kerry in Castlebar

Irish Mirror

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Irish Mirror

Morgan O'Connell's money column: Finance lessons for kids would help them budget money while growing up

It is a huge missed opportunity in this country that there is not a standard module in secondary school or indeed at third level, to educate younger people on how to manage money, tax, insurance, savings, pensions and investments.

Irish Mirror

Irish women's football team snap up Aussie born star

Deborah-Anne De La Harpe qualifies for Ireland via her Larne-born mother (Edel Wilson) and arrived in Vera Pauw’s training camp late last week.

Irish Mirror

'Quiz bank on DJ Carey's €9.5m debt' - Call for probe into hurling legend's alleged loan write off

AIB should face the Finance Committee after allegedly writing off debt of almost €9.5million for hurling legend DJ Carey, a minister said. It's claimed the Kilkenny All-Ireland winner’s settlement with the bank in 2017 was just €60,000.

Irish Mirror

Ireland snow alert as Met Eireann give exact date bitter ‘wintry showers’ to engulf country

Temperatures will reach a mild 14C over the coming days - but it will be short lived.Met Eireann has warned ‘wintry showers’, freezing temperatures, hail and fog is on the way, leading to frost and ice at times next week.

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Dublin Live

Fears of queues at filling stations and panic buying ahead of major fuel price hikes

Fuels For Ireland chief Kevin McPartlan has called for a gradual price increase to avoid potential chaos

Dublin Live

Almost 50,000 people turn out for 'Ireland for All' demonstration in Dublin city centre

There was a visible garda presence at the event but it passed off largely without incident, though it caused major traffic disruption in the city

Dublin Live

Secret Church plot, gun-wielding superfans, and tennis champions - the unknown history of soccer in Dublin

Soccer and Society in Dublin: A History of Association Football in Ireland’s Capital is a new book by Trinity College lecturer and sports historian Conor Curran, which explores the the long and winding road - and all the little side streets - that "the English game" has gone down in…

The Guardian - UK

It’s time to get seed supplies organised, always a task full of hope

They come from Italy, from Ireland, from farther afield, and all are full of promise for summer

Irish Mirror

Iain Henderson gives personal reason why Andy Farrell is trusted by his Ireland players

'If something happens in someone’s family life or something happens in rugby, all over the team environment Faz is incredibly on top of making sure that the right thing is being done for everyone'

Irish Mirror

Muireann O’Connell has yet to make any wedding plans but is tempted to elope with fiancé

The Ireland AM presenter got engaged to her partner just before Christmas in 2021

Tribune News Service

Brexiteers face grim new reality as Sunak nears Northern Ireland deal

Rishi Sunak aims to convince his opponents to back a deal with the European Union on Northern Ireland next week, as Brexit purists privately concede they do not have the power to block any new agreement.

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