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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Boris Johnson says plan to amend NI Protocol is 'not a big deal'

The Bill to amend the Northern Ireland Protocol unilaterally will be introduced in Parliament on Monday

Belfast Live

Ireland heatwave chances: Met Eireann pinpoints counties expecting 26C heat as Europe bakes

Temperatures are due to hit 40C in several European hotspots

Irish Mirror

Republic of Ireland v Ukraine date, kick-off time, TV and streaming information, team news, betting odds and more

The sides clash in the group stage of the UEFA Nations League tomorrow evening

Irish Mirror

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Boris Johnson says plan to amend Northern Ireland Protocol is ‘not a big deal’

Ireland’s Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said the plan would “ratchet up” tension and breach the UK’s international commitments.

The Independent UK

Ireland's new social welfare payment arrives and thousands of people are eligible

The Additional Needs Payment can help households to cover one-off expenses such as €1,450 to help fix a broken boiler

Irish Mirror

Majority of Northern Ireland MLAs condemn plan to alter Brexit protocol

Letter signed by 54 of assembly’s 90 members says move goes against wishes of most people in region

The Guardian - UK

Covid-19 Ireland: Department of Health renews masks advice as hospital cases rise

There are currently 453 Covid-19 patients hospitalised, with 72 new admissions in the last 24 hours

Dublin Live

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What is the Northern Ireland Protocol and why is it important?

It has been a source of tension since it first came into force at the start of 2021

Belfast Live

Horrifying way six bodies discovered under pub were killed revealed by experts

The six skeletal remains were discovered by builders under the floorboards of a pub being demolished, leading to investigations into their demise by teams of archaeologists in Cork, Ireland

Daily Mirror

'We have to win there' Scotland's Nations League clash with Armenia a must win admits Steve Clarke

The Dark Blues suffered a shocking 3-0 defeat at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday against the Republic of Ireland with the national team boss admitting he needs analyse what went on.

Glasgow Live

Britain urges EU to change post-Brexit trade rules with N.Ireland

British foreign minister Liz Truss told the European Union's Maros Sefcovic on Monday the bloc must be willing to change post-Brexit rules governing trade with Northern Ireland, repeating that London wanted a "negotiated solution".

Reuters

Alan Browne on the importance of an early goal and his ability to chip in with crucial strikes

Browne tops the charts when it comes to early openers under Stephen Kenny, along with striker Callum Robinson

Irish Mirror

Liz Truss says decision to ditch parts of EU Brexit deal is ‘reasonable and practical’ – live

EU, legal experts and some Conservative MPs warn that Northern Ireland protocol bill is illegal under international law

The Guardian - UK

Ireland could be in recession by autumn with working people hit hardest, says Eddie Hobbs

Controversial Corkman Eddie Hobbs predicts Ireland will go into economic downturn within months

Dublin Live

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Irish Mirror

Jayson Molumby on the youthful link-up that 'caused havoc' against Scotland

West Brom midfielder Molumby was one of six starters on Saturday aged 23 or under, as Ireland claimed a huge win against Scotland.

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Update to mask wearing advice as cases begin to rise

Officials also said that no one should be "discouraged" from wearing a mask anywhere.

Dublin Live

Robbie Williams coming to Dublin's 3Arena this year on 25th anniversary tour

The Dublin show will be the final leg of his tour around the UK and Ireland, with gigs also scheduled for London, Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow

Glasgow Live

Robbie Williams Glasgow OVO Hydro shows confirmed as part of upcoming arena tour

The 'Let Me Entertain You’ singer will go on tour later this year bringing his high-octane shows to cities across the UK and Ireland in support of new album, ‘XXV’.

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Dublin Live

Met Eireann forecast 26 degree heat this week as Ireland basks in sunshine

The country is set for a scorcher over the coming days but there will be isolated showers and patches of drizzle

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast for the week as 40C heatwave to scorch most of Europe

Temperatures in Ireland could reach the low 20s by the end of the week

Dublin Live

Dun Laoghaire RNLI name lifeboat after couple that fell in love with Ireland

The pair, who were originally from England, fell in love with Ireland when cruising on the Shannon in the late 1960s and had a passion for being on the water

Dublin Live

Gardai to help grief stricken family of Seema Banu visit graves after brutal murder

They were unable to travel to Ireland for the funerals during lockdown

Irish Mirror

Eddie Hobbs says Ireland will go into 'firestorm' recession by autumn - and working people will be hit hardest

'Right now, we are in a vortex, on the way to recession. We’re looking at the economy contracting, job losses, business closures. It’s a f**king firestorm'

Tribune News Service

Johnson drags UK into Brexit groundhog day over Northern Ireland

Boris Johnson risks reopening divisions that tore his Conservative Party apart in 2019, with his government set to propose a law that would let U.K. ministers override parts of the Brexit deal he signed with the European Union.

Reuters

Britain defies EU with 'relatively trivial' N.Ireland law

Britain published plans on Monday to override some post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland by scrapping checks and challenging the role played by the European Union's court in a new clash with Brussels.

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