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Ireland weather: Met Eireann confirms return of 'wintry showers' before 'Atlantic regime' brings big change

Temperatures will dip to -3C overnight in some areas, while frost and ice will also develop

Irish Mirror

Second-string India to play Ireland in two T20 internationals

NEW DELHI: A second-string Indian cricket team will play against Ireland in two T20 Internationals in Malahide on June 26 and June 28.

The Times of India

RTE Home of the Year judge slammed by viewers as 'mean' for comments on entry

Tuesday night meant the return of Home of the Year to our screens, with some of Ireland's prettiest properties opening up their doors so the nation could have a peek around

Irish Mirror

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Co Antrim crisp firm are flavour of the month at Tesco

Glens of Antrim Potatoes and Crisps have just secured a deal with Tesco stores across Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

Ukrainian plumber who left Ireland to fight for his country appeals for help

'Money isn’t in value right now. We really need medical supplies. We are going to organise people in Ireland to gather all the help we can get'

Irish Mirror

Will it snow in March? Met Eireann confirm chance of 'hazards' in monthly forecast

February saw storms rage across Ireland, with rain, hail, sleet, snow, thunder and lightning all being seen at one stage or another for the first days of Spring

Irish Mirror

Under-21s should not be allowed to buy e-cigarettes, vapes or other tobacco products, says Royal College of Physicians in Ireland

Prof Des Cox also called for a ban on different flavours being offered by vaping products

Irish Mirror

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HSE boss warns of 'challenges' as €20 billion National Service Plan published

The project pledges to cut waiting lists and continue Ireland on the path to universal healthcare

Irish Mirror

People Before Profit accuses Irish Government of getting involved in EU 'militarisation project' in row over neutrality amid Ukraine-Russia crisis

'We are very concerned that some of those in the Government that have long wished to abandon Irish military neutrality... are essentially using the Ukraine crisis as an opportunity'

Irish Mirror

Caelan Doris joins Jordan Larmour and Tommy O'Brien in signing new Leinster deals

No central IRFU contract as yet for Doris, despite his emergence as a key player for Andy Farrell's Ireland

Irish Mirror

Steve Coogan reveals Irish double Martin Brennan will join him in his new stage show

The Sligo farmer caused a scene when he sang a rendition of Come Out, Ye Black and Tans on This Time with Alan Partridge

Irish Mirror

Head of HSE admits ‘challenges’ as National Service Plan published

The plan contains pledges to cut waiting lists and continue Ireland on the path to universal healthcare.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian giving family advice from Ireland 'very anxious' as she brands Vladimir Putin a war criminal

The unity, I’ve never seen anything like it, everybody I know is doing something

Irish Mirror

An Post accepting donations for Ukraine at post offices and offering support to Irish Red Cross

The people of Ireland will be able to give money to the Red Cross or UNICEF in the post office from Monday to Friday and on Saturday mornings

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Mayo Lotto player becomes Ireland's newest millionaire as Daily Million jackpot scooped

It's the 12th new millionaire in 2022 - and the second player from Mayo to win a huge prize after the record Lotto was won in Castlebar in January

Irish Mirror

Ireland can become 'significant player' in hydrogen energy, says German official

The Oireachtas Environment and Climate Action Committee met on Tuesday to discuss the future of energy policy in Ireland

Wales Online

Scientists publish first record of false widow spider feeding on protected species of bat

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

Irish Mirror

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

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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.

Reuters

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.

Belfast Live

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

Irish Mirror

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

The Independent UK

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.

Irish Mirror

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

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