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EuroMillions Ireland: The most overdue numbers as €115m jackpot is up for grabs on Tuesday

With a streak of luck hitting Ireland in recent months, now is a better time than ever to play

Irish Mirror

Social welfare Ireland: Four key groups who won't get the Christmas bonus

This year, €293.7 million has been assigned to be paid to 1.27 million long-term welfare recipients in the month of December 2022

Irish Mirror

Dublin jobs: Emirates to host cabin crew recruitment day with tax free salary of €35,500

The recruitment day will take place in Dublin’s Raddison Blu Royal Hotel on October 27

Dublin Live

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Chris Woakes confident he can play full part in England’s T20 World Cup campaign

Woakes returned to the England set-up last month for the first time since the spring

The Independent UK

Man killed after 'violent assault' in Dublin 15 named as gardai renew appeal

He is originally from Bosnia but he has lived in Ireland for over 30 years.

Dublin Live

Ireland’s political leaders congratulate incoming prime minister Rishi Sunak

Irish premier Micheal Martin said he looked forward to working with Mr Sunak.

The Independent UK

Social welfare Ireland: Who is eligible for four bonus payments due during same week in November

A major boost for thousands of people is incoming

Irish Mirror

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Ukrainian refugee returns to Kyiv from Ireland because she believes scarce accommodation should be for the more needy - as son, 9, trains to handle explosives

'While Dublin is now my second home, Europe is already too over-crowded with refugees and especially Ireland with its housing crisis. I don't want to be a burden on this beautiful country while Kyiv is still more or less liveable'

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast heavy downpours before sunny change to start November off

“Temperatures will still likely be above average for the time of year”

Irish Mirror

Lebanon prop avoids ban after alleged testicle squeeze on Leeds Rhinos forward

The alleged incident took place during the Cedars' pivotal Rugby League World Cup victory over Ireland.

Leeds Live

Dublin Airport runway to close for four nights as major works need completing on ground

Some areas will be affected by additional noise while the works are completed

Irish Mirror

Principality Stadium expected to host Euro 2028 opening match with Wales games also played there if bid successful

The home nations of Wales, England, Northern Ireland and Scotland have joined forces with the Republic of Ireland in a bid to host the tournament

Wales Online

Free and cheap things to do with the kids across Ireland during Halloween mid-term

Visit a pumpkin patch, check out a free Viking workshop or attend an arts festival for kids

Irish Mirror

Accept Brexit protocol talks and return to powersharing, DUP urged

Northern Ireland minister Steve Baker also says new elections will be called if deadline to return to Stormont passes

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Irish Mirror

Solar eclipse Ireland: What time will it be visible and how can I see it as historic event to occur

The natural phenomenon, which occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth, is a rarity for Irish stargazers.

Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland's historic FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 campaign to be shown live on RTÉ

Following their historic play-off victory over Scotland, the Republic of Ireland will compete for the first time ever at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand

Dublin Live

Drink spiking incidents reported to gardai almost double compared to last year

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's CEO, Noeline Blackwell, said the rise in such incidents is "concerning" and a "form of poisoning"

Dublin Live

Dublin weather: Summer temperatures on the way in unexpected Halloween turn

Forecasters have said a 'plunge' of warmer air will move in from the south of Ireland towards the end of October, bringing with it temperatures often seen in July or August

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Irish Mirror

Government prepared to pay for vacant homes to house Ukrainian refugees

Ireland ran out of beds for refugees fleeing the Russian invasion this weekend

The Conversation

Halloween's celebration of mingling with the dead has roots in ancient Celtic celebrations of Samhain

As Halloween approaches, people get ready to celebrate the spooky, the scary and the haunted. Ghosts, zombies, skeletons and witches are prominently displayed in yards, windows, stores and community spaces. Festivities center around the realm of the dead, and some believe that the dead might actually mingle with the living…

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach accepts far right could 'exploit' lack of accommodation for Ukrainian refugees

'That would be a concern that certain groups will exploit this to boost their political agenda around migration'

Irish Mirror

Damien Duff reveals the next stage in the development of his Shelbourne side

Ireland legend Damien Duff has guided Shelbourne to Premier Division safety and to the FAI Cup final in his first season in senior management - but he wants his side to keep growing.

The Independent UK

DUP urged to ‘choke down’ its position in refusing to reform government

Northern Ireland Minister Steve Baker was speaking at the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly in Co Cavan on Monday.

Irish Mirror

Ireland hero Amber Barrett overwhelmed by messages from Creeslough victim relatives

Ireland's Hampden Park hero Amber Barrett was speaking after Saturday’s World Cup draw which has pitted Ireland against co-hosts Australia, Canada and Nigeria in Group B

The Independent UK

Where was ‘The Banshees Of Inisherin’ filmed in Ireland?

Martin McDonagh’s latest dark comedy is set against a rugged Irish backdrop

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