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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Taoiseach: Protocol deal will be difficult but there is good faith on all sides

Micheal Martin was speaking as negotiations got under way between officials on Thursday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Woman vows to 'camp overnight' in Dublin passport office to sort out holiday issue

Suzanne Devitt is visually impaired and was forced to travel from her home in Northern Ireland to Dublin over delays with her passport

Dublin Live

Rancour gives way to nervous optimism over Northern Ireland protocol

Analysis: The opportunity to be a deal-maker in a wartime era is not lost on Liz Truss

The Guardian - UK

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Northern Ireland protocol ‘a little too strict’, says Leo Varadkar

Remarks by Ireland’s deputy PM raise hopes of compromise as talks reopen over post-Brexit trade

The Guardian - UK

Meningitis: Doctor urges people to be vigilant of symptoms following spike in cases

There were three confirmed cases and two deaths from meningitis recorded in Ireland this week

Dublin Live

Northern Ireland Protocol a ‘little too strict’, Ireland’s deputy PM says

Leo Varadkar said that a window of opportunity now exists for agreement to be reached between the EU and the UK.

The Independent UK

Ireland jobs: Firm hiring people to watch TikTok videos with €50 an hour salary but there’s a catch

The chosen worker will be expected to do a 12-hour binge on TikTok, which can be completed over three days. The job application is open to anyone, including people from Ireland, but there is a catch.

Irish Mirror

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Alan Hughes opens up about relationship with Mark Cagney and Aidan Cooney after Ireland AM exits

Alan has made an effort to keep in touch with his former co-stars in one way or another

Irish Mirror

Penneys launch Toy Show collection as family pyjama sets, snuddies and cosy socks all feature

There will also be a special delivery of The Late Late Toy Show pyjamas, cosy socks and stationery for children spending the night of the Toy Show in Children’s Health Ireland hospitals and urgent care centres

Irish Mirror

Electricity credit Ireland: Exact date €200 energy rebate will be paid, who gets it and how to apply

Three payments of €200 each have been agreed by the Government in a bid to tackle surging energy costs. Every household in Ireland will benefit amid increases in the cost of living.

Irish Mirror

Rugby League World Cup 2022: Full match schedule and how to watch on TV

Everything you need to know about the tournament

The Independent UK

'We are celebrating the strength of women' - Durga Puja celebrations in Ireland's first ever Hindu temple

Now in its third year, the VHCCI saw nearly 4,000 people take part in its six-day celebration

Dublin Live

Egypt Attends Annual Conference of Europe’s Coptic Bishops

Egypt on Wednesday participated in the inaugural session of the conference of Coptic Bishops of Europe held in the Irish capital Dublin, in the presence of the 15 Coptic Bishops serving in the continent. Minister of Immigration and Affairs of Egyptians Abroad Soha Gendy praised “the role of the Egyptian…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Jordan Larmour on Charlie Ngatai's big moment in Belfast - and on getting back into the Ireland team

Having played against the NZ Maoris on the victorious summer tour, the Leinster back three star wants to step up to be a Test starter again

Irish Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

‘It’s closer now than it’s ever been’: could there soon be a united Ireland?

With Catholics now outnumbering Protestants in Northern Ireland, advocates for unification are starting to believe their dream could become a reality. But is it inevitable – and would a referendum reignite old enmities?

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast weather 'chaos' as 'thundery bursts' hurl through the country

Met Eireann has forecast the country's northern half to see the worst of the conditions as showers become more frequent

Irish Mirror

New 'adapted' Covid vaccine effective against Omicron being rolled out in Ireland

"The National Immunisation Office approved those adapted vaccines for use in Ireland starting this week on the 3rd of October"

Irish Mirror

Irish woman arrested in South Africa eight years after alleged double murder of best friends

Lawrence left Ireland with Neville Van Westhuizen, 39, believed to be her boyfriend at the time following the alleged double murder in May of that year.

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The Independent UK

UK ‘seriously engaging’ in Northern Ireland Protocol talks, says Coveney

Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Coveney is due to meet UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly for dinner in London on Thursday.

The Guardian - UK

UK ends standoff with EU as hopes rise for Northern Ireland Brexit deal

Talks between Irish foreign minister and UK counterpart announced amid change in ‘mood music’

Irish Mirror

Supercharged jet stream to hurl violent weather at Ireland as Met Eireann issue unusual forecast

Met Eireann has given an usual forecast, warning that Ireland will be blitzed by both 'fresh polar maritime air' and 'mild tropical maritime air' over the weekend and into next week.

Dublin Live

Lush to open largest Irish store in Dundrum Town Centre this winter

Ireland's largest Lush store will open in Dundrum Town Centre

Belfast Live

What channel is Emerging Ireland game on today? TV and live stream info for Airlink Pumas clash

The Irish side claimed a 54-7 win over Windhoek Draught Griquas in their opening game

Irish Mirror

Emerging Ireland v Airlink Pumas LIVE: Stream of second game of tour

Emerging Ireland take on Airlink Pumas today in South Africa.

Irish Mirror

Aine O'Gorman believes club football in Ireland is on the verge of a big step forward

Peamount and Ireland ace Aine O'Gorman reckons the game here is set to explode - and that World Cup qualification can accelerate the process.

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