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How Boxing Day films fare against the streaming surge

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Wolf Man and the curse of the Universal Monsters franchise

Wolf Man is the next instalment in arguably the oldest franchise in cinema history. Universal Monsters, which evolved through the silent era, features iconic characters like Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy and, of course, the Wolf Man.

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Irish jockey wins race at 66 years old to rewrite history books

The 66-year-old steered Teuchters Glory to victory in Limerick for his first winner in over three decades

Irish Mirror

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Thousands line the streets in Limerick and elsewhere to fight for better hospital services

A minute’s silence was held in Limerick for the 126 people who were waiting at UHL

Irish Mirror

Irish dad to sue after report on son's body find 'blunders' as expert blasts gardai

Denis Walsh Snr has instructed lawyers to sue the State for what he claims were serious shortfalls in the investigation into the discovery of his son’s remains.

Irish Mirror

Homeless family with two autistic kids living in tent in plea to Taoiseach

The King family has been told they earn too much to qualify for Government support because they’re above means-tested income thresholds

Irish Mirror

Splendour in the Grass 2022 fiasco was foreseeable and ‘just plain dangerous’, local councillors say

Organisers apologise to tens of thousands of music festivalgoers who were left bogged, stranded and out of pocket

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Splendour in the Grass 2022: bus chaos, noxious mud and public urination at an ‘unbelievably awful’ time

Organisers of the Byron Bay music festival underplayed the reality of the situation as rain and transport woes created a perfect storm that left punters shell-shocked

The Guardian - AU

‘Be patient, kind and safe’: Splendour in the Grass revellers make most of muddy conditions

The Byron Bay event kicked off on Saturday after festivalgoers endured flooded campsites, long queues and the cancellation of the first day’s programming

The Guardian - AU

Dad of teen beaten to death with hatchet says gardai have failed to get justice

'They know who did it, they know who murdered Jeffrey, so why don’t they go after them? It’s ridiculous'

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