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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Ireland urged to use ‘unbelievable platform’ of South Africa win to improve further

The Irish next take on Fiji and Australia after beating the world champion Springboks in Dublin

The Independent UK

RTE Prime Time viewers heap praise on Sarah McInerney as Leo Varadkar accused of 'waffling'

The Tanaiste was appearing on the show in the wake of a traumatic week for tech in Ireland

Irish Mirror

McDonald's Ireland says its 'cancelling' McFlurry spoon but some fans aren't happy

Some people criticised the change

Dublin Live

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Wages in Ireland increased by 4.7% in a year, according to new figures

Analysis by Indeed and the Central Bank indicate that wage growth ‘accelerated sharply’ in the first half of the year.

The Independent UK

Exclusive: Pat Gilroy linked to role with Dublin footballers for 2023

Gilroy, who managed the team to the breakthrough 2011 All-Ireland success, has had no involvement in inter-county football since stepping down as manager in 2012, though he did take charge of the county’s hurlers for a season in 2018.

Irish Mirror

Irish women dubbed 'Dubai two' argue they shouldn't be prosecuted after Covid quarantine breaches

The Dublin women refused to quarantine at a hotel after returning to Ireland from Dubai during Covid-19 restrictions in 2021

Irish Mirror

Peter Gabriel announces new tour which is coming to Manchester - how to get tickets

The rock legend is heading out on tour for the first solo shows since 2014

Manchester Evening News

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Vladimir Putin to test terrifying 16,000mph missile that could hit Ireland in 6 minutes

The missile, if fired, could reach Ireland in just six minutes

Irish Mirror

Ireland captain Katie McCabe will not go to this year's World Cup in Qatar

Qatar’s gay rights record is not a good look for football, the Ireland captain said

Dublin Live

Future generations will not forgive us for climate change inaction – Martin

The Taoiseach told the Cop27 climate summit in Egypt that Ireland is doing all it can to hit its climate targets.

The Independent UK

Nurses "stretched to the limit" as damning trolley figures revealed

More than 100,000 patients left waiting on trolleys in Irish hospitals this year

Irish Mirror

'The Night Sky' is this year's theme for Wonderlights at Malahide Castle

Described as "a top of the line experience with significant investment and never before seen installations," Wonderlights is Irelands only multi-sensory 2km outdoor trail

Dublin Live

Cian Healy sets sights on World Cup win over Ireland Test caps record

Healy is the most experienced international in Andy Farrell’s squad and has an opportunity to secure a place in his country’s record books during the next year

The Independent UK

Norway manager gives Erling Haaland injury update after picking Man City star for friendly games

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has been selected for Norway's squad for fixtures against Ireland and Finland next week.

Manchester Evening News

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Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: Exact dates college students will receive double payments ahead of Christmas

Thousands of college students are set to benefit from these payments

The Conversation

Twitter job cuts: what are digital layoffs and what do they mean for employees and companies?

Elon Musk is progressing plans to slim down Twitter since he bought the 396 million-member platform for US$44 billion (£38 billion) on October 27. Musk’s deal has taken Twitter private, dissolved the platform’s board and enhanced his unilateral power as CEO. But mass redundancy announcements made since he took control…

Irish Mirror

Erling Haaland named in Norway squad to face Ireland but Pep Guardiola warns of injury concern

The Manchester City striker scored the winner against Fulham last weekend but has been dogged by a foot injury

Irish Mirror

It's trophies more than caps that drive Cian Healy on as he closes in on BOD's record

The 35-year-old will win his 120th Ireland cap if, as expected, he plays against Fiji this weekend

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Ireland to get late blast of heat amid rare 'dome of warmth' from East as Met Éireann gives brilliant update

A ‘dome of warmth’ which will drive the warm spell will be thrust towards Britain and Ireland from the Continent

The Independent UK

Tribunal on Ireland’s infected blood scandal led to treatment ‘culture change’

The UK inquiry heard from an expert on how the Irish state dealt with its failings related to contaminated blood products.

Irish Mirror

Ireland captain Katie McCabe will not attend this year's World Cup in Qatar

The Republic of Ireland captain, who is one of a number of LGBT players in Vera Pauw's squad, says Qatar's gay rights record is not a good look for football

Dublin Live

Muireann O’Connell apologises after unfortunate slip of the tongue on Ireland AM

The presenter profusely apologised to comedian and writer Martin Warde, who is a member of the Travelling Community, for her error

Irish Mirror

Ireland's latest gold medallist Rhys McClenaghan thanks TV star Jimmy Nesbitt for his backing

Rhys McClenaghan became Ireland's first ever World gymnastics champion in Liverpool last weekend and Nesbitt has passed on his congratulations

Irish Mirror

Balance the key for Andy Farrell as he looks to blood players but keep momentum

Jack Crowley, Craig Casey, Max Deegan and Jimmy O'Brien among the young guns who could see game time against Fiji as a chance to put their hands up for World Cup selection

The Independent UK

‘Strong language’ on climate needed to motivate governments, says Robinson

Former Irish president and climate change activist Mary Robinson said Ireland’s aim to halve its emissions by 2030 will now be ‘all-absorbing’.

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