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Frankie Dettori enjoys round of golf at Irish course after final Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe preparations in Germany

The Italian jockey took part in a charity golf day in Baltray ahead of Wednesday's Barney Curley Charity Cup at nearby Bellewstown

Irish Mirror

Christmas toy wars: Parents fuming as Argos selling some items for DOUBLE price of B&M

Argos has been criticised after some shoppers spotted some of its children's Christmas toys being sold for half price in different shops, while Smyths shoppers in Ireland have been warned to expect price rises

Daily Mirror

‘I’ve got something to offer’: Robbie Brady delighted by Republic of Ireland recall

The 30-year-old’s late penalty spared the Republic of Ireland’s Nations League blushes against Armenia.

The Independent UK

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Hibs star Ryan Porteous on 'dream come true' Scotland debut and the potential 'stick' coming his way

Steve Clarke's men headed for Poland knowing they only needed to avoid defeat to win the section after two wins over Ukraine and Republic of Ireland at Hampden ahead of the group finale.

Edinburgh Live

Stephen Kenny's post-match comments rubbished by Damien Delaney who insists 'there are other managers that can get Ireland playing football'

Kenny insisted that lessons would be learned following the Irish implosion that saw the visitors score two goals in two minutes before a Robbie Brady penalty rescued a late win

Irish Mirror

Wales in talks with Scotland and Ireland as WRU edge closer to fixing glaring problem

Bridging the gap between international and domestic women's rugby in Wales has been an issue for some time

Wales Online

Silas House on climate dystopia and dogs

The Appalachian writer spoke to Salon about going dystopian for his latest novel, which also imagines a new life

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Ireland will learn from ‘few minutes of madness’, claims Stephen Kenny

The Republic of Ireland looked to be cruising after goals from John Egan and Michael Obafemi but were left relying on a late penalty to beat Armenia

The Independent UK

'We were just getting greedy' - Robbie Brady saves Ireland's blushes after he was put on the spot

The returning hero scored the winner in a bizarre 3-2 victory at the Aviva Stadium after 18 months out of the squad

Irish Mirror

Dara O'Shea delivers honest assessment of Ireland's last-gasp win over Armenia

Ireland stumbled to a 3-2 win in their final Nations League clash, avoiding relegation to the third tier of the new UEFA competition.

Irish Mirror

Richard Dunne takes aim at Stephen Kenny as he says Ireland record 'isn't good enough'

The Boys in Green have won just four of their last 21 competitive games and avoided a scare after imploding against Armenia on Tuesday night

Irish Mirror

Ireland vs Armenia player ratings: Michael Obafemi again the stand-out but slim pickings otherwise

The Boys in Green nearly gave this one away but managed to maintain their status in League B of the Nations League

Irish Mirror

Nations League: Spain snatch finals spot from Portugal, Ireland avert humiliation

Spain beat Portugal to join Croatia, Italy and the Netherlands in the Nations League finals while Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland avoided relegation

The Guardian - UK

The ecstasy and cruelty of penalties laid bare on one night for Ireland seniors and U21s

We got to endure the joy/agony that goes with a pivotal match being decided by a spot-kick (or two)

Irish Mirror

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The Independent UK

Robbie Brady snatches late Ireland win over nine-man Armenia to secure Nations League B status

Republic of Ireland 3-2 Armenia: Brady scored a stoppage-time penalty for the victory after Ireland has squandered a two-goal lead

Irish Mirror

Crisis narrowly avoided as late Robbie Brady penalty gives Ireland win over Armenia after implosion

Robbie Brady bagged a last gasp penalty to bail the Boys in Green out of the slammer, after a VAR review for an Armenian handball

Irish Mirror

Heartbreak for Ireland's U21s as they lose on penalties in Israel

Ireland's dream of reaching the Under-21 European Championships ended in the cruellest possible way

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 'pushes squeezed middle to bottom of pile', says Sinn Fein

'It is clear that the Government doesn’t understand the scale of the cost-of-living crisis that households face this winter'

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Irish Mirror

What Budget 2023 is likely to mean for those aged under 30 in Ireland

The budget includes some measures that could provide a boost for younger people in Ireland

Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland team v Armenia named as Stephen Kenny makes two changes from Scotland defeat

Ireland face Armenia in their final Nations League clash

Wales Online

Final World Rugby rankings published before autumn battles begin

Hemispheres clash again this autumn, but who's on top after the summer?

Glasgow Live

Cheapest flights from Glasgow Airport in October to Ireland, Poland and Belgium under £50

If you're bored of looking at the same four walls, there are some flights from £16 - and that's cheaper than a return ScotRail train ticket from Glasgow to Edinburgh.

Irish Mirror

Ireland is the third most interested country in The Dark Web as online users search for 'underground' sites

The Dark Web - which was originally used by the United States Department of Defence to communicate anonymously - has now become a hub for users wishing to remain anonymous around the world

Irish Mirror

Irish politicians to attend screening of film about Troubles killings

TDs and Senators will gather in Leinster House on Wednesday to watch The Victims’ Stories in response to proposed legislation to deal with Northern Ireland’s troubled past

Irish Mirror

Irish people must work 12 minutes to afford a cappuccino, study finds

The 12-minute work time by workers in Ireland apparently ranks us 10th out of 102 countries across the globe

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