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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Claudine Keane pays touching tribute to 'second mum' who died from breast cancer

The former Miss Ireland said she was like a "second mum" to her

Irish Mirror

Ireland snow tracker live as Storm Eunice to bring 'blizzard' conditions with triple weather warning issued

Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice will arrive in quick succession, bringing with them 'very strong winds and falls of heavy rain, sleet and snow'

Irish Mirror

The difference in Met Eireann's Status Red, Orange and Yellow weather warnings as storms hit Ireland

Several weather warnings have already been issued for Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice. Met Eireann says the warnings will be updated as we explain the difference between Status Yellow, Orange and Red

Irish Mirror

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'Ultimate goal' for Ireland's domestic violence policy is to have bed for anyone who needs to flee home, says Justice Minister Helen McEntee

Not every county has refuge accommodation for those fleeing domestic violence

Irish Mirror

300 new jobs to be created in Cork, Dublin and Mayo by global company TELUS International Ireland

TELUS is to fill the jobs over the coming year in tech and customer support, shared services, cloud infrastructure, and analytics

Irish Mirror

Inside Kane Mousah's redemption story as he trains with Khamzat Chimaev ahead of career-defining MMA fight

Manchester MMA fighter Kane Mousah opens up on how spending time in prison motivates him every day as he prepares to face Peter Queally in Ireland

Manchester Evening News

John Kierans column: Radical measures may be needed to protect homes from invaders

For decades in Ireland, you could leave your front or backdoor unlocked or opened any hour of the day. But not any more

Irish Mirror

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'Ireland's oldest dog' is 130 in canine years - and owner says it's down to stew and gravy

Farmer Patrick Geraghty, 84, from County Mayo, believes the secret behind Skippy the border collie’s 26-year long life is ‘healthy food, living outside and the fresh air’

Daily Mirror

Map shows locations in Ireland that could be underwater by 2050 and which counties are most at risk

The risk of rising sea levels and increased flooding threatens to have a dramatic impact on Irish coastlines over the coming decades

Irish Mirror

Russia says troops in west of country to resume normal positions in 3-4 weeks -RTE

Russia's armed forces in the west of the country will return to their normal positions within three to four weeks, Moscow's ambassador to Ireland told Irish broadcaster RTE.

Reuters

Met Eireann issues rare triple weather warning as Storm Eunice to lash Ireland with snow, wind, rain

Storm Dudley has already made landfall with strong winds being reported across the country. It will be followed in quick succession by Storm Eunice which is due to bring snow, wind and rain

Irish Mirror

Storm Eunice: Met Eireann issue nationwide yellow weather warning for heavy snowfall

Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice will batter Ireland over the coming days

Dublin Live

Michelin star restaurants Northern Ireland: Three spots retain stars for 2022

Co Antrim-raised chef Clare Smyth retained 3 Michelin stars - the highest possible grading - for her London-based restaurant CORE

Belfast Live

'The New Border Wars': The geopolitical conflicts of tomorrow

The border dispute between Russia and Ukraine is a real civilisation border – a story of a way of life between more European or Soviet-style living. That's the view of Klaus Dodds, a geopolitics expert who has analysed and compared borders across the world for his new book. "The New…

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Irish Mirror

What time and TV channel is Republic of Ireland v Poland on today?

Ireland are back in action in the Pinatar Cup as they face Poland.

Irish Mirror

Spain holidays: Covid travel rules extended as Irish tourists still urged to exercise 'caution'

These measures were extended on February 14 with Ireland among the countries affected

Dublin Live

From Nickleback to low rise jeans, here are 10 things we all remember from 2002

We're throwing it back to 2002 when the Euro first hit our pockets

Irish Mirror

Will Ireland’s schools close due to Storm Eunice or Dudley? Latest as Met Eireann issues weather warnings

The last storm-related school closure was in December when Storm Barra wreaked havoc on the country. Schools, creches and third-level institutions in counties under status red and orange weather warnings were advised to close by the Department of Education

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The official best Six Nations players so far as Welshmen make huge impact

The tournament facts and figures make revealing reading

Wales Online

Sixteen restaurants in Britain and Ireland win good value Michelin award for first time

These restaurants were deemed to offer excellent cooking at competitive prices

Irish Mirror

RTE Prime Time viewers praise Sarah McInerney as 'tough cookie' after 'working her magic' in interview

The journalist spoke to the Russian Ambassador to Ireland Yury Filatov about the escalating situation in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Moses Roper: the fugitive from slavery cast aside by British abolitionists

Historians argue Roper’s story could have helped end US slavery earlier but supporters turned on him

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann predicts areas where snow day likely after Storm Dudley and Eunice alerts

Storm Eunice "has the potential to be a multi-hazard and disruptive event with damaging winds, heavy rain and snow possible"

Dublin Live

Ireland's first ever contactless food store opens its doors in Dublin

The store, which was unveiled for the first time yesterday, allows shoppers to select their purchases and leave, without a till in sight

Irish Mirror

Simon Zebo admits Ireland ambitions on 'backburner' for now as he seeks Munster consistency

The Corkman turns 33 next month and, happy to have secured a new deal with the Reds, he is not ruling out a Test return after almost five years away but only if he can find form

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