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West Indies dumped out of T20 World Cup as Ireland earn seat at top table

Ireland added another brilliant win at an ICC event on Friday to put two-time T20 World Cup winners West Indies to the sword and set up a likely clash with England

Daily Mirror

Refugees forced to sleep in temporary accommodation as Citywest hub packed full

Ireland has welcomed and housed over 58,000 refugees from Ukraine and other countries so far this year

Dublin Live

Housing expert says Ireland is 'broken' in grim assessment of situation

He claimed renters are 'living in fear' and a whole generation can't afford to buy 'a home of their own'

Irish Mirror

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Met Eireann forecast date for 'cold blast' to hit Ireland as temperatures drop below freezing

Following the first week of November, Friday 4 to Thursday 10, the weather will see a bitter change as temperatures fall below zero

Irish Mirror

Christmas 2022: Winter Wonderland events that you can get tickets to now

We've rounded up our favourite Christmas experiences in Ireland you need to do this winter

Irish Mirror

Fears refugees coming into Ireland could be forced to sleep in Airport as Citywest hub packed full

Ireland has welcomed and housed over 58,000 refugees from Ukraine and other countries so far this year

Irish Mirror

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says we must have conversations around menopause to remove taboo around it

It comes as part of the inaugural Menopause Awareness Week in Ireland, which was launched earlier this week

Irish Mirror

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Ireland has accepted 'stark' domestic violence figures for too long, says Justice Minister Helen McEntee

Helen McEntee gave a run-through of her strategy to combat gender-based violence on Thursday

Irish Mirror

History beckons for Irish boxers in Montenegro

Seven Irish fighters continue their gold medal journeys on Friday.

Irish Mirror

Irish Government 'needs to step up' and stop raw sewage risk to people and wildlife, says Sustainable Water Network

'It’s not good enough'

Irish Mirror

Border poll would not have a ‘hope in hell’ of passing, says Bertie Ahern

The former Irish premier appeared before an Irish parliamentary committee meeting on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Motorist who killed father-of-three and then fled to Ireland is convicted of murder

Keith McCarthy drove into Kerrin Repman at 67mph in Dovercourt

Evening Standard

Irish premier asks for Liz Truss’s successor be selected quickly

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said that agreement on the protocol was ‘ever more urgent’ after a day of drama at Westminster.

The Independent UK

Breast Cancer Awareness: Irish women warned over link between alcohol and cancer

According to the research, alcohol is linked to 1 in 8 breast cancers in Ireland

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Dublin Live

Dublin woman who shot Mussolini 'brought home' to Merrion Square

Violet Gibson, who had a privileged upbringing as daughter of a Lord Chancellor of Ireland, shot 'Il Duce' as he walked among a crowd in Rome in 1926

The Independent UK

James Nesbitt ‘saddened’ after being targeted in graffiti

Police are treating as a hate crime the message threatening the Cold Feet actor which was daubed on a wall in Portrush in Co Antrim.

The Independent UK

Ireland skipper Andy Balbirnie feels the pressure is all on West Indies

The winner reaches the next round.

Belfast Live

James Nesbitt 'saddened' by graffiti targeting him after speaking at Ireland's Future event

"I got home very, very late and I woke up to quite a storm and it's a bit unnerving of course and it also saddens me a bit."

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Irish Mirror

Senator fears Ireland could see phone, broadband and electricity blackouts this winter

Senator Boylan said that “once unthinkable scenarios” surrounding mobile phone and broadband blackouts are now “a very real prospect” facing us this winter

Evening Standard

Crosshair graffiti targeting James Nesbitt in Ireland investigated as ‘hate crime’

Threat made to actor is condemned by both sides of Irish union debate

The National (Scotland)

Graffiti targeting northern Irish actor James Nesbitt treated as hate crime

GRAFFITI targeting actor James Nesbitt after he spoke at an event in support of a united Ireland is being treated by police as a hate crime.

Belfast Live

“I could have gone faster”: Co Tyrone teen Nick Griggs on fastest ever parkrun in Ireland

Nick, 17, ran the five kilometre course at Victoria Park in East Belfast on Saturday in a time of 14 minutes and 15 seconds

The National (Scotland)

Scottish minister lands in Dublin to 'deepen relationship with Ireland' and discuss Ukraine

SCOTLAND'S Ukraine minister has said accommodating people fleeing the Russian invasion will be on the agenda during a visit to Ireland this week.

Irish Mirror

Irish Water has no action plan as half of our water is not treated to EU standards

Ireland was also found to be well below the average EU standard of 90% compliance

Dublin Live

Diwali celebrated in City Hall with traditional Indian dancing and Molly Malone sing-song

Diwali is being celebrated across Dublin and last night saw the Ireland India Council mark the occasion in City Hall

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