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Two Lotto millionaires may not realise they have winning tickets - while another jackpot champ nearly made huge mistake

The National Lottery has urged players to check their tickets carefully as two of Ireland’s newest million euro prizes remain unclaimed after the EuroMillions ‘Ireland only raffle draws’ this month

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast grim turn as stunning conditions come to sudden end

Met Eireann has forecast one final day of good weather on Thursday before strong gusts and scattered showers move in on Friday night and remain for much of the weekend

Irish Mirror

'Business as usual': Back in concert, Arcade Fire sidesteps allegations against Butler

Days after four people accused Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler of sexual misconduct and assault, the band kicked off its European tour seemingly without a hitch in Ireland.

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Social welfare Ireland: Payments for older people you may not know about

It’s best they know about the number of benefits that will help them cover basic costs - whether it’s some extra funds for their TV, no water charges or free travel

Dublin Live

UK urged to re-engage with protocol talks, as EU prepares retaliatory laws

Irish MEP Sean Kelly said that the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill demonstrated the UK Government’s ‘willingness to be aggressive and headstrong’.

The Independent UK

Ireland v Finland: Kick off time, TV and stream information, team news and more

All the details ahead of the Republic of Ireland women's crunch FIFA World Cup qualifier

Irish Mirror

False widow spider warning as baby bitten by UK’s ‘most venomous’ species

Baby taken to A&E in Ireland after false widow bite

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Gavin Bazunu receives plaudits following Southampton's win over Chelsea

The Republic of Ireland goalkeeper pulled off a number of important saves, but also received plaudits for his distribution for the Saints

Irish Mirror

Support warning as Ireland faces 'lasting upward shift' in energy prices

Government facing 'difficult choices' in Budget 2023 and it 'cannot fully compensate everyone'

Dublin Live

Xbox Game Pass family plan price, release window, restrictions, and more details

An Xbox Game Pass family plan is in the works. Here's everything we know about it.

Inverse

Game of Thrones star Jack Gleeson marries girlfriend Róisín O’Mahony at ‘very simple ceremony’ in Ireland

A priest in Ireland shared photos from the intimate ceremony on Twitter

The Independent UK

AFL Legend Nathan Buckley issues 'buyer beware' tag to Tyrone's Conor McKenna

Eglish native quit the Tyrone squad over the weekend and is set to return to Australia to resume AFL career

Belfast Live

Easy €3.50 energy hack could reduce fuel bills this winter and keep your house warmer for longer

Many households across Ireland are struggling with the ongoing cost of living crisis. It comes as experts have shared six home improvements which could save over €10,000 on energy bills within the next five years.

Irish Mirror

Scotland on track for slow GDP growth and population decline as part of UK

SCOTLAND is set for slow GDP growth and population decline over the next 50 years under the current constitutional set-up, according to new figures.

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Ireland would 'need to speak to UK' before any move to restrict Russian tourists

Simon Coveney said the Common Travel Area (CTA) across the UK and Ireland meant Dublin would have to speak to London prior to tightening rules on Russian visas

The Independent UK

Ireland would ‘need to speak to UK’ before any move to restrict Russian tourists

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said that engagement with London would be necessary due to the Common Travel Area arrangement.

Dublin Live

'Ireland is a very friendly place - and has given me opportunities to shine'

Amulya Lal came to Ireland in 2006 and works as a marketplace adviser at tech giant eBay

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecasts stunning few days before grim change for the weekend

Most of the country is in for mainly dry conditions midweek, followed by the arrival of a low-pressure system bringing wet weather from Friday onwards

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'I was gutted I missed the festival. Imelda May was playing, and legends like the Dubliners'

Louise Quinn explains why she signed back for Birmingham City despite their relegation from the Women's Super League last season and interest from Women's Super League sides.

Irish Mirror

We visited 'Ireland's coolest street' ranked higher than those in Madrid and New York - and locals aren't surprised

Legendary tailor Louis Copeland said “a whole mixture of people” go to Capel Street and he said he’s watched the road evolve over time.

Irish Mirror

The reality of a blackout in Ireland this winter - no wifi, hours in the cold and the likelihood of it happening

These alerts mean that the margins between electricity supply and demand are becoming tighter

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann's stunning forecast as Ireland in for unusual September weather

Met Eireann has indicated that the country will see the return of rain this week. However, temperatures will remain in the low twenties

Irish Mirror

Irish households could be in for major boost as EU plans to reduce energy prices

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced on Monday that European officials are considering an "emergency intervention" to tackle soaring energy costs before winter

Irish Mirror

Ireland Under-21 striker JJ Kayode in loan move to MK Dons

Kayode joins from Rotherham on loan.

Irish Mirror

Big changes are coming for secondary schools in Ireland - but just a few students will see difference this year

From September 2023, students will take Leaving Certificate Irish and English Paper 1's at the end of 5th year and the marks for paper 1 will be added to the marks awarded for paper 2, which students will take in the June of 6th year

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