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Irish PM’s party drops six points in pre-election polls amid ‘Simon slump’

Fine Gael had looked sure of victory on Friday before leader’s disastrous interaction with care worker

The Guardian - UK

Saipan: Steve Coogan to play Mick McCarthy in film about famous Roy Keane World Cup bust-up

The furious row between captain and manager in the run-up to the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea has become part of Irish football folklore

Evening Standard

Joe Joyce obituary

Award-winning journalist who worked for the Irish Times and the Guardian and co-wrote a bestseller on the scandal-prone taoiseach Charles Haughey

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How a student tricked the Irish Times into running a fake AI-written opinion piece

An opinion piece criticising women for wearing fake tan has been found to have been written by AI. The Standard speaks to the individual behind it

Evening Standard

Irish Times apologises for hoax AI article about women’s use of fake tan

The piece ran on 11 May and accused people who use fake tan of mocking those with naturally dark skin

The Guardian - UK

The Irish Times removes opinion piece on ‘problematic’ fake tan use amid AI generation speculation

The Irish Times has since released a statement stating that the article "may not have been genuine"

Irish Mirror

Pacto histórico! How the European papers covered Rishi Sunak’s ‘breakthrough’ on Northern Ireland deal

European papers were largely positive about Rishi Sunak’s new Brexit deal

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This deal could have been struck in 2021 – but the last thing Brexiters wanted was to get Brexit done

The leave ultras rely on their Eurosceptic grievances – no wonder Boris Johnson created the disastrous protocol, says Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

Government to consider sending Irish soldiers to help train Ukrainian forces in neighbouring country

Speaking to reporters outside government buildings, Mr Martin said that "Ireland has consistently since the war began provided non-lethal support" to Ukraine and that "training is part of that"

Irish Mirror

Murray starts for Ireland despite father in coma after road accident

Dublin (AFP) - Veteran scrum-half Conor Murray will start for Ireland in a Six Nations clash with titleholders France on Saturday despite his father being in an induced coma in hospital following a road accident.

AFP

Blair’s failures over the Omagh bombing have become outright hostility to the truth under the Conservatives

A new inquiry into the 1998 massacre may help the bereaved. But Rishi Sunak’s government wants to be rid of the legal mechanism that allowed it , says Irish Times journalist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

Family says they are still chasing Aer Lingus for bag lost in July

Parents claim their daughter’s baggage was worth £7,500

The Independent UK

Tributes paid after sudden death of journalist and Derry native Brian Hutton

The former deputy editor of the Press Association and Irish Times contributor died aged 46 on Saturday

Belfast Live

Primary schools to spend more time teaching foreign languages with religion time reduced in shake-up

The new framework is likely to be published by Minister for Education Norma Foley early in 2023, and sets out the planned structure and content of the next curriculum for primary schools

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Feeder Schools 2022: Southside dominates list with Dublin 4 school leading the way

The Irish Times annual feeder school lists was revealed today

The Independent UK

The Irish Times opinion poll showed large support for unity in the Republic.

The Independent UK

Where the Crawdads Sing on Netflix: What the critics had to say about Daisy Edgar Jones movie

‘It feels particularly farcical in the face of how the film’s sole Black characters are treated,’ Clarisse Loughrey wrote

Dublin Live

UCD scraps plans for 1,200 student beds due to 'spiralling' construction costs

The university had sought a contractor to build the extra campus accommodation, but the prices received by bidders were all too high

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The Guardian - UK

‘Era-defining scandal’: Ireland revisits ‘Gubu’ murders 40 years on

Scandal over Malcolm MacArthur killings destabilised a government and spawned an acronym

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland faces another pointless election thanks to London’s Brexit mess

Rishi Sunak can begin to make Britain a serious country again by trying to make the NI protocol work. But will he? asks Fintan O’Toole of the Irish Times

The Conversation

How a photograph uncovered my grandmother's republican activism during the Irish revolution

The memories I have of my paternal grandmother, Máirín Beaumont, mostly involve sweets. She lived with me in Dublin until her death in 1972, when I was five. Our house, a long bungalow by the sea, was divided in two with my grandmother living in the top end and my…

Chicago Sun-Times

Queen Elizabeth II played the hand she was dealt

So her ancestors caused mine to die of famine. Nothing she personally could have done about it.

Irish Mirror

Ireland's best pubs, restaurants, hotels, cafés announced after thousands of nominations

Over 100,000 nominations were sent in by the Irish public since they opened in June, with businesses from all across the island getting nominated as the best of the best.

Irish Mirror

Will Ireland Budget 2023 see a jump in alcohol or cigarettes? First hint of what's to come

A senior source told The Irish Times that they did not think it was time to increase excise on products such as alcohol and cigarettes as this would further increase the burden on consumer spending

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin does not think Sabina Higgins' letter scandal has caused embarrassment

The President’s wife has faced sharp criticism for a letter she had printed in the Irish Times in which she did not criticise the Russian invasion of Ukraine but called on both sides to negotiate and agree a ceasefire.

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