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Irish nationalists Sinn Fein looking forward to working with King Charles

The leader of the Sinn Fein party in Northern Ireland looks forward to working with Britain's King Charles and urged fellow Irish nationalists to be respectful as their unionist neighbours mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth, she said on Friday.

Reuters

Vera Pauw reacts to "very tough" World Cup play-off draw

Ireland will play either Scotland or Austria next month.

Irish Mirror

Truss and Martin discuss concerns over Northern Ireland Protocol

Liz Truss is pressing for changes to the protocol, which requires customs checks on goods moving to Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK.

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Irish football club condemns ‘sick’ chant mocking death of Queen Elizabeth

Shamrock Rovers fans were on Thursday criticised for a ‘sick’ chant mocking the death of Queen Elizabeth II just hours after Buckingham Palace confirmed her passing

The Independent UK

Foyle Family Justice Centre to provide a safe haven as first of its kind in UK and Ireland

"Our vision is to save lives and deliver bespoke, co-ordinated, victim-centred services to survivors of domestic and sexual abuse"

Belfast Live

Garth Brooks could make surprise RTE Late Late show appearance after Ryan Tubridy mysterious comment

Fuelling speculation it could be Garth Brooks, Ryan added: "The reason I'm being coy about our very, very special guest joining us at the end of the show is because he's a busy man and he's filming."

Irish Mirror

Donaldson hopes Queen’s legacy will bring reconciliation to island of Ireland

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the Queen’s visit to the Republic of Ireland in 2011 was “groundbreaking”.

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'Pandemonium’ on train to Garth Brooks gig as man says Croke Park concert cancelled in 'sick joke'

Tonight marks the first time Garth Brooks has performed in Ireland in 25 years, with the wait finally over for fans

Dublin Live

RTE announces change to Late Late Show in light of Queen's death

In a change to the line-up, President Michael D Higgins will speak about the Queen’s relationship with Ireland, the importance of her state visit here, her legacy and his return visit to the UK on the show

Irish Mirror

‘There is nothing wrong with offending people’: Roddy Doyle on getting the band back together

His comic novel The Commitments gave working-class Dublin its voice – and became a hit film. As the stage version returns to theatres, does Doyle still recognise the foul-mouthed young author who wrote it?

The Guardian - UK

Will I get a day off work or school in Ireland because the Queen died? Details as UK confirm changes

Queen Elizabeth II had been on the throne for 70 years – the first British monarch to reign for that length of time – and celebrated her Platinum Jubilee in 2022

Irish Mirror

Ireland call-up in Tiegan Ruddy's sights after fulfilling pro career dream in Switzerland

The former Peamount defender has played once at senior level for her country, against Wales when she was 16, and is hungry to break into Vera Pauw's set-up once she is up and running with FC Sion

Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland to face either Scotland or Austria in World Cup play-off

Vera Pauw's side will be away from home for the clash against the winners of Scotland and Austria's round one clash

Irish Mirror

Football fans slammed for 'sick' song about the Queen as club slam 'callous' chant

Shamrock Rovers faced Swedish side Djurgardens in Dublin on Thursday for a Europa Conference League group-stage match, but the 0-0 draw was marred by chants relating to the death of Queen Elizabeth II

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Irish coalition to discuss Eurogroup chief conundrum, deputy prime minister says

Ireland's deputy prime minister said on Friday that coalition leaders will shortly discuss how Dublin might remain as chair of the influential Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers ahead of a cabinet reshuffle.

Dublin Live

Queen Elizabeth II: RTE's Ryan Tubridy shares fond memories of her visit to Ireland

Tubs reflected on meeting Queen Elizabeth II in 2011 during her official visit to Ireland, which he described as a "remarkable" visit

The Independent UK

Queen’s 2011 visit was ‘crowning moment’ in peace building – Martin

The Taoiseach said that the Queen’s most enduring legacy in an Irish context would ‘unquestionably’ be her historic visit

The Guardian - UK

Irish and Northern Irish leaders hail Queen’s contribution to peace

Loyalists and unionists grieve as politicians remember late monarch’s historic 2011 visit to Ireland

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Irish Mirror

Dublin master Brendan McManamon bidding for that elusive All-Ireland against Tyrone

'Kev was bringing the Sam Maguire back to the club and you’re delighted but deep down you’d love to be involved and I suppose I always thought I would get back in at some stage.'

Reuters

Britain's Queen helped normalise relations with Ireland, PM Martin says

Britain's Queen Elizabeth helped normalise relations with nearest neighbour Ireland, Prime Minister Micheál Martin said on Thursday, remembering a "crucial" 2011 visit, the first by a monarch since independence from London almost a century earlier.

Dublin Live

Garth Brooks says Ireland return is because of 80s and 90s gigs, not 2014

The Friends In Low Places singer addressed the media at Croke Park today ahead of his five upcoming gigs

Irish Mirror

Irish pubs: The shocking tax rate for pints revealed as Ireland pays more than most EU countries

Ireland has the second highest overall rate of excise tax on drinks, following just Finland and Sweden in some categories while reaching the top spot in others.

Daily Mirror

Irish pub apologises after customer calls their Guinness 'an insult to Ireland'

The customer's good times were ruined when they were served the famous Irish drink in a Coors glass breaking "the unspoken civil law to respect the Guinness and its glass"

Irish Mirror

Tropical Storm Earl moves over Atlantic as weather experts track whether it could hit Ireland

Danielle and Earl are once again heading our way next week after battering America with winds in excess of 30mph predicted and plenty of rainfall when they arrive on these shores

Wales Online

One year to go until the 2023 World Cup as draw blows tournament wide open and Wales v England quarter-final showdown likely

France are sitting pretty as southern hemisphere superpowers are plagued by inconsistency

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