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The Earth's Corr: We need a citizens' assembly on active travel, public transport and what DfI is doing in Belfast city centre

We are on the road to nowhere with some of the decisions being made

Belfast Live

Phoenix Patterson's stunner sees Waterford oust Dundalk in FAI Cup shock

On a famous RSC night, Danny Searle's First Division side ultimately outplayed, out-fought and out-thought the top flight Lilywhites to advance to the semi-finals of the FAI Cup

Irish Mirror

El Paso joins Texas Gov. Abbott’s strategy of busing migrants to New York, other East Coast cities

EL PASO, Texas — A chartered bus carrying migrants is scheduled to leave El Paso for New York on Tuesday, marking the first time city and county officials have agreed to work with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.

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Sligo Rovers 2-0 Dundalk: Bit O'Red pile misery on visitors with deserving win

Sligo Rovers were full value for their win on Monday night.

Irish Mirror

Wexford 2-3 Dundalk: Robbie Benson edges Lilywhites into FAI Cup quarter-finals after extra-time battle

Dundalk could well have been knocked out in regulation were it not for some inspired goalkeeping from Nathan Shepperd

Irish Mirror

Killer 'burst through woman's front door' and shot her dead

Ashley Dale, 28, died on Sunday after being found in the back garden of the house

Liverpool Echo

Shamrock Rovers 3-0 Dundalk: History chasing Hoops have one hand on title

It was a dominant display from Shamrock Rovers as they march towards a title.

Irish Mirror

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Bohemians 0 Dundalk 1: 10-man Lilywhites prevail thanks to contentious own goal

A big three points for the Louth outfit in their pursuit of champions Shamrock Rovers

Irish Mirror

School dean who shot student ordered to pay $10M judgment

A former dean at a Boston high school who was known affectionately by students as “Rev” has been ordered by a federal judge to pay more than $10 million in damages to a former student he tried to kill in a dispute over drug sales

The Independent UK

Brush turkeys are spreading across Sydney but how the bird crossed the harbour is a mystery

The flight-challenged birds are reclaiming Sydney's inner-city and southern suburbs but while researchers say it's a rare success story, not everyone has welcomed them back.

ABC News

Australia's energy transformation is ramping up, but there are major challenges ahead

The Labor government has a plan to increase the share of renewable energy in the grid to 82 per cent by 2030, but many experts and investors say reaching that will not be possible without a major upgrade of the poles and wires that transport that power around the grid.

ABC News

From $1900 to $13,200: Hunter homeowner's insurance premium pain

His annual premium was listed at $13,218 after paying $1936 the previous year.

Newcastle Herald

Flying fox feeding frenzy amid mass flowering of eucalypts on NSW South Coast

They're great pollinators but awful neighbours. Finally the fruit bats of Batemans Bay seem to be moving on from the New South Wales South Coast town.

ABC News

Dundalk 4 Drogheda United 1: Darragh Leahy proves an unlikely matchwinner with brace in derby cruise

He hadn't scored since 2018 and yet he found himself on the scoresheet twice

Irish Mirror

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Damien Duff sent off during Shelbourne's ill-tempered defeat to Dundalk

Dundalk 2 (Kelly 64, Martin 85) Shelbourne 1 (Farrell 81 pen)

Daily Mirror

Bride blushes as pal plays 'incriminating' first date voicemail to wedding guests

A bride who claims to have played "hard to get" while dating her now-husband was left blushing after her mischievous friend played an "incriminating" voicemail she'd left after their very first date

The Guardian - AU

‘There’s a bit of shagging going on’: worms and romance draw Sydney’s ibis from bins to soaked parks

With parks resembling wetlands thanks to persistent rain, the bin chicken has gone back to nature

Daily Record

"Urban menace" seagulls problem is too big for us, says Dumfries and Galloway councillor

Nith Councillor John Martin fears that Dumfries and Galloway Council will never win the battle with over-populated seagulls

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Daily Record

Dumfries' seagull problem is too big to tackle on our own

Councillor John Martin says the local authority needs help from the Scottish Government to tackle the problem.

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