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Irish holidaymakers urged to know tell-tale signs of bed bugs this summer

Rentokil says the population of bed bugs has increased considerably in Ireland since 2000 and believes that increasing international travel is the culprit

Irish Mirror

Early signs of cancer including changes in bowel habits, according to the HSE

It comes as a new early diagnosis plan has been published

Dublin Live

Five-storey Georgian mansion previously owned by one of Ireland's richest men on sale in Dublin for eye-watering price

The mansion boasts an impressive six bedrooms and seven bathrooms complete with a cocktail bar, wine cellar and rich history

Irish Mirror

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UK warns 'no choice but to act' to change Brexit deal

Britain’s foreign secretary has warned the European Union that the U.K. will have “no choice but to act” to revoke parts of a Brexit agreement on Northern Ireland if the EU doesn't show flexibility

The Independent UK

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

The post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland continue to cause tensions between the UK and the EU.

The Independent UK

Urgent recall issued for jewellery sold in Ireland over 'risk of radiation’

Six products have been recalled which were all for sale in Ireland

Dublin Live

Ireland to kick-off autumn campaign by hosting world champions South Africa

The Springboks are in the same pool as the Irish for next year’s World Cup in France

The Independent UK

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What time are Ireland on in Eurovision tonight? Full semi-final schedule and running order

Ireland's Brooke Scullion, from Derry, is up against the likes of Sweden, Cyprus, Belgium and Australia

Irish Mirror

Ireland and South Africa to clash in November - 11 months out from World Cup meeting

Fiji and Australia also heading to the Aviva Stadium for Autumn series

Irish Mirror

Child dies with acute hepatitis as the WHO confirms 348 probable cases worldwide

A child has died after being admitted to hospital with acute hepatitis, with officials announcing six probable cases of children being hospitalised with hepatitis in Ireland since March

Daily Mirror

Dublin man cycling 3,000km of Ireland's coastline will need to consume 8,000 calories a day

Alan will follow a plant-based diet throughout his long journey

Dublin Live

Eurovision 2022: Former NI entry shares advice for Brooke Scullion ahead of semi-final

Brian Kennedy represented Ireland in 2006 with 'Every Song Is A Cry For Love'

Belfast Live

‘Risk of radiation’ from jewellery sold in Ireland as urgent recall issued

The alert includes six products which were all for sale in Ireland, including bracelets, necklaces and an eye mask

Irish Mirror

Family appeal for help to bring home Irishman left fighting for his life in Australia after sudden illness

Kevin O'Boyle, of Donegal, is still undergoing treatment in Australia and his family are appealing for people to help with the cost of bringing him back to Ireland

Irish Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

The Geometer Lobachevsky by Adrian Duncan review – an atmospheric tableau

This tale of a Soviet mathematician working in rural 50s Ireland is bogged down by a lack of narrative impetus

Daily Mirror

Walker finds mysterious 'forbidden churro' sea creature washed up on beach

Internet sleuths have been trying to work out what a mysterious sea creature could be after the long, greyish animal washed up and shocked beachgoers in Ireland

Dublin Live

Professor Luke O'Neill asks people to join charity Sleepout in support of homelessness services

He said that the number of homeless people in Ireland has significantly risen over the last year

Reuters

UK tells EU: Without flexibility, we will act on N.Ireland

Britain warned it might be forced to "act" in a row with the European Union over post-Brexit trade rules for Northern Ireland, raising the risk of commercial strife and deepening a standoff stirring U.S. concerns for peace in the province.

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Belfast Live

Ireland's only camera obscura opens to public in Ards Peninsula

The Gunpowder Store at Donaghadee Motte received National Lottery and council funding

Irish Mirror

Hepatitis: Irish child being treated for mystery form of virus dies and second receives liver transplant

Over the past ten weeks, six probable cases of children with hepatitis of unknown cause have been identified in Ireland, and a small number of children are under investigation

Chronicle Live

Eurovision semi final 2 countries and running order as Sweden, Ireland and more aim for final

On Thursday night, 18 countries will take part in the second semi final of Eurovision 2022 including well fancied Sweden

Dublin Live

Symptoms of mystery hepatitis strain in children that parents need to know

The mystery strain has led to one death being reported in Ireland

Dublin Live

Child dies of acute hepatitis in Ireland as others hospitalised

Parents are being urged to watch out for the signs and symptoms of hepatitis in children

Irish Mirror

How much do Eurovision contestants get paid in 2022? From Ireland to Ukraine and all the costs

Brooke Scullion will compete for Ireland to win the top prize against 39 different nations

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as Welsh coaches wait for decision and tragic star's partner was pregnant

The latest rugby news headlines from Wales and beyond today

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