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Top scientists discover false widow spider found in Ireland is now able to feed on bats

The important discovery presents another example of the invasive impact the false widow spider is threatening to have on native wildlife species

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach calls Putin a 'thug' as it emerges four Irish babies in maternity hospital in Ukraine

There are 74 Irish citizens still in Ukraine and four Irish babies in a maternity hospital there too.

Irish Mirror

Neutral Ireland likely to get more involved in EU defence policy - Deputy PM

Ireland is likely to reconsider its tradition of military neutrality in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and may get more involved in common European Union defence policy, Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Tuesday.

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Carl Frampton on wife Christine's "grief" over new autobiography

The book will chart Frampton's rise from the streets of Tiger's Bay to one of Ireland's greatest-ever boxers, and offer insight into the Jackal's legal battle with Barry McGuigan

Belfast Live

Irish families may be asked to open homes for up to 20,000 Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion, says Simon Coveney

'This is a war effort, so the norms need to get set aside'

Irish Mirror

Galway scientists publish first record of noble false widow spider feeding on bat

The event also marks the first time for any species of false widow spider to be recorded preying on mammals

Irish Mirror

Irish families may need to host refugees amid “indisputable” war crime evidence

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said there was unlikely to be enough state accommodation to cope with the number of Ukrainians expected.

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Kerry GAA star Aidan O'Mahony to conquer Camino De Santiago to raise vital funds for CRY Ireland as he asks public to join him

CRY Ireland creates awareness of Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD) and inherited cardiac conditions and supports those who have been affected by these conditions

Irish Mirror

Virtuoso Jack Byrne shows Shamrock Rovers fans what they've been missing in Drogheda win

The Ireland international netted a stunning strike late in the first half after he’d picked out Sean Gannon for the opener with a perfect through ball on the turn.

Dublin Live

The Big Busk to use music to raise staggering amounts for Irish homeless

Today FM has announced its partnership with Focus Ireland to launch The Big Busk

Dublin Live

Iain Henderson released by Ireland to get game time with Ulster ahead of England clash

The Ulster skipper has only featured off the bench in this year's Six Nations to date and is one of 11 Ireland squad players who are available to the provinces this weekend

Irish Mirror

Gardai warn of little known motorway rule that could see drivers rack up penalty points

Speaking on RTE's Crime Call programme on Monday, gardai emphasised the importance of driving responsibly whilst using Ireland's motorways

Irish Mirror

The most popular baby names in Ireland over the past 50 years

We take a look back at the names that have been seen the most over the past five decades

Dublin Live

Rugby union at crossroads as need for entertainment threatens safety

The danger of head injuries is clear, but enforcing regulations can lead to a farce such as that seen in Ireland v Italy

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Noble false widow spider captures bat in the UK

It is the first time a member of this family of spiders has been recorded preying on a bat anywhere in the world,

Irish Mirror

Garda checkpoints: Major operation underway with blitz of speed checks all over Ireland in next 24 hours

"As a general rule a 1% reduction in average speed will bring about a 4% reduction in fatal collisions, and this is why reducing motorists’ speed is essential to improving road safety."

Irish Mirror

News updates: Putin's nuclear threat ramps up, Ireland's mask rule confusion, RTE Tommy Tiernan complaints

Here's your main headlines this morning from Ireland and the rest of the world

Irish Mirror

Shamrock Rovers 3-1 Drogheda United: Jack Byrne brilliance helps Hoops to victory

The Ireland midfielder delivered a first half masterclass at Tallaght Stadium, creating the opening goal for Sean Gannon and then adding the second before the interval

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Today's rugby headlines as World Rugby refuse to address law despite backlash and Faletau's genius revealed

Italy's game against Ireland was shrouded in controversy when they were reduced to 13 men following one red card

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann pinpoints areas set to be worst hit by big freeze as cold snap forecast

The country will see the mercury dip below zero with some areas set to experience the brunt of the frost and ice

Irish Mirror

Andy Farrell defends Joey Carbery in the face of criticism

Starting a second Six Nations match in a row, the 26-year-old was blamed in some quarters for Ireland's listless attack at times before making way for a focused Johnny Sexton

Irish Mirror

'Marcus Smith is a warrior and has everything' - Felipe Contepomi warns Ireland ahead of Twickenham

The 23-year-old England out-half has hit the ground running in his first Six Nations championship

Belfast Live

N Ireland manager Ian Baraclough reportedly monitoring international future of Rangers teen

Former Manchester United U23 playmaker has represented Republic of Ireland at underage level

Daily Record

Charlie McCann's Rangers progress prompts Northern Ireland interest as Ian Baraclough runs rule over trio of Ibrox starlets

Baraclough and assistant Jimmy Nicholl were in the stand as Rangers B defeated Broomhill in the Lowland League on Friday.

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann pinpoint when cold snap will end but Ireland set to freeze as temperatures plummet

Coming off the back of a very wintry February which saw three storms in the space of seven days, the first day of March represents the beginning of spring for many

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