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Tesco hails highest market share for more than a decade as festive sales rise

The group increased its share of the market to 28.7% in the three months to December 28.

The Independent UK

Hillfort declared ‘largest nucleated settlement’ in prehistoric Ireland and Britain

The site in the Wicklow mountains is also Ireland’s earliest proto-town

The Independent UK

Wicklow hillfort declared ‘largest nucleated settlement’ in prehistoric Ireland

The site in the Wicklow mountains is also Ireland’s earliest proto-town according to Queen’s University Belfast researchers.

Evening Standard

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Major changes to Troubles laws would need UK and Irish approval, says minister

Ireland’s Foreign Affairs minister was commenting after Sir Keir Starmer suggested new veterans’ protections may be added to draft legislation.

Evening Standard

Ireland ‘monitoring’ situation with Venezuelan oil tanker – minister

Helen McEntee also said that she was ‘extremely concerned’ about the situation in Venezuela.

Evening Standard

UK and Ireland cinema takings on post-pandemic high as A Minecraft Movie tops 2025 box office

Video game spinoff was the highest-grossing film of the year at £56.88m as the sector continued its recovery after Covid

The Guardian - UK

Why is it called Storm Goretti?

Storm names are usually chosen in collaboration with the Met Office, Ireland’s Met Éireann and the Netherlands’ forecaster KNMI

The Independent UK

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Brickbat: Irish Eyes Are Prying

Ireland Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris says that when his country holds the presidency of the European Union next year,… The post Brickbat: Irish Eyes Are Prying appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Country diary: A palace of sunlight on a short winter’s day

Inishowen, County Donegal, Ireland: There’s not much light to play with today, deep in midwinter, but this once-coveted fort still puts on a show

The Guardian - UK

Irish deputy premier says country not taking ‘soft’ approach on US

Ireland is not taking a ‘softly softly’ approach over US intervention in Venezuela, the Irish deputy premier has said.

Evening Standard

How a ferocious 19th-century hurricane helped Irish people get their British pension

Sunday January 6 1839 signalled the end of the festive season, the last of the 12 days of Christmas. The people of Ireland woke to light snow and many were looking forward to the evening’s celebrations.

The Conversation

Ireland’s China visit underscores EU divisions over how to handle Beijing

Ireland’s prime minister, Micheál Martin, arrived in Beijing this week for the first visit by an Irish leader to China in more than a decade, placing Ireland at the centre of a rapidly evolving European strategy towards the world’s second-largest economy.

Radio France Internationale

Claire’s and The Original Factory Shop collapse into administration

It will mean 1,355 employees in the UK and Ireland at 154 Claire’s shops will be put at risk, and 1,220 staff across 140 TOFS’ stores.

Evening Standard

US aircraft monitor tanker off Ireland that tried to evade Venezuela blockade

Ship changed its name and registered in Russia in apparent attempt to prevent possible US seizure near British Isles

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A sign of Europe’s troubled times? Lithuania brings in tax reforms to boost defence spending

Lithuania is entering 2026 with a tax shift that brings its system closer to countries like Ireland and the UK. From January 1, the long-standing flat 15% personal income-tax rate for self-employed people is being abolished for higher earners. These workers will now be integrated into the same new progressive…

The Guardian - UK

Snow closes schools and disrupts travel in parts of UK and Ireland

Amber weather warnings issued as widespread wintry conditions take hold

The Guardian - UK

I ran 1,400 miles around Ireland

On a running pilgrimage in the land of my forebears I was blown away by the scenery – and even more so by the warmth of the people

International Business Times UK

10 Photos of Patrick 'Pa' O'Dwyer: How His Death Ended an Era in Irish Strongman Sport

Explore 10 photos of Patrick 'Pa' O'Dwyer and how Ireland's Strongest Man's sudden death at 40 ended an era in Irish strongman sport.

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Pa O'Dwyer Family, Networth: How Partner Layna Foley Is Coping as GoFundMe Hits $100,000

Was Pa O'Dwyer married? Following the shock death of the five-time Ireland's Strongest Man, fans rally to support his partner Layna Foley and their children as a memorial fund nears £100,000.

International Business Times UK

Pa O'Dwyer's Final Words Two Days Before 'Shock' Death: Tributes Flood in for 'Limerick Lion' Strongman

Tributes pour in worldwide for Pa O'Dwyer, the legendary Irish strongman and 'Limerick Lion' who passed away at 40. Five-time Ireland's Strongest Man champion remembered.

The Independent UK

Ireland's Micheál Martin will visit China in the first trip by an Irish leader in 14 years

Ireland's Prime Minister Micheál Martin visits China starting Sunday, marking the first visit by an Irish leader in 14 years

The Guardian - UK

‘Just an unbelievable amount of pollution’: how big a threat is AI to the climate?

Defenders say AI can do good to fight the climate crisis. But spiralling energy and water costs leave experts worried

Evening Standard

Whole island of Ireland under weather warning as wintry conditions sweep in

Snow and ice is forecast throughout the weekend.

The Independent UK

Irish basket weaver takes craft to Glastonbury and beyond

Tom Delaney, who runs Ould Crafty from a small home in Mayo, says he feels a ‘responsibility’ to keep the ancient tradition alive.

Evening Standard

Intrepid sea swimmers across island of Ireland start 2026 with chilly dip

Scores of events took place across the island, including some which raised money for charity.

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