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Wedding becomes bride's 'worst day of her life' after venue is double booked with rave

Natalie Rhodes, 40, spent almost £6,000 for a picturesque wedding in Malta

Wales Online

EU-Med countries seek more flexible gas price cap mechanism

Leaders and representatives of nine Mediterranean and Southern European countries have called on the European Union to come up with a more flexible gas price cap mechanism than the recently proposed one of 220 euros per megawatt hour

The Independent UK

Newborn baby airlifted from charity ship in Mediterranean

A baby was born on a charity rescue boat in the central Mediterranean and flown to Sicily while more than 500 other migrants remain at sea waiting to reach Europe, NGO groups said on Thursday.

Reuters

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Best European cities for winter sun including Barcelona, Seville and Marseille

Historical cities in Spain, Cyprus and Malta are good sunny bets for those looking to get away from the UK and its increasingly short and chilly days ahead of Christmas

Daily Mirror

Booziest Brits who couldn't handle their drink on flights - and ruined own holidays

From a man who necked almost a full bottle of whiskey on board to Malta to a veterinary nurse dubbed 'every passenger's worst nightmare', these passengers managed to ruin their own holidays

Daily Mirror

Protests in Malta as parliament debates abortion amendment

A large picture of an unborn baby was placed outside the office of Malta's prime minister on Sunday as demonstrators called on the government to halt plans to amend the country's strict anti-abortion laws.

Reuters

Malta's bishops urge lawmakers not to back 'abortion law'

Malta's bishops have urged lawmakers not to back a bill now before parliament which they view as opening the door to abortion in the only European Union country that does not permit it under any circumstances.

Reuters

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British charity worker faces jail for grabbing air hostess' throat on easyJet flight

Colin Smith, from Hull, lashed out at the easyJet flight attendant after she asked him to be careful while climbing over two other passengers to stagger to the toilet

Daily Mirror

10 games, 31 players used; analysing Ireland's 2022 and looking ahead to 2023

Stephen Kenny will spend the winter planning for Ireland's Euro 2024 campaign, which kicks off in March. He used 31 players across 10 games in 2022.

Irish Mirror

Malta proposes bill to ease EU's strictest anti-abortion law

Malta’s government has introduced legislation to ease the European Union’s strictest anti-abortion law and allow the procedure in cases where the mother’s life or health is at risk

The Independent UK

5 things we learned from the Republic of Ireland’s friendly double-header

Ireland have won eight of the 30 games they have played under their manager.

The Independent UK

Jamie McGrath's delight at Ireland return as he targets Euro qualifiers

Jamie McGrath won his first cap in a year in Sunday night's win in Malta, after a frustrating spell with Wigan saw him slip off the international stage.

Irish Mirror

Stephen Kenny on the attacking lessons learned in Norway and Malta friendlies

Ireland recorded a defeat and a win in their November friendlies, while much of the analysis focused on attacking frustrations.

Irish Mirror

Stephen Kenny happy with win but admits Malta clash ‘not a classic’

The Republic of Ireland boss will now turn his attention to the opening Euro 2024 qualifier against France.

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Stephen Kenny praises Jamie McGrath, Callum O'Dowda and defenders after 1-0 win over Malta

The Ireland boss was focused on the positives as Ireland finished their 2022 season with a win.

Irish Mirror

Callum Robinson goal gives Ireland narrow win in Malta

Malta 0-1 Republic of Ireland

Irish Mirror

What TV channel and time is Ireland v Malta on today?

Stephen Kenny's side are in action for the final time on Sunday evening

Irish Mirror

Aldo's Malta magic, celebrating with the fans and why he has no interest in the World Cup

John Aldridge scored his first two competitive goals for Ireland in a 1989 visit to Malta, in a game that sealed a first ever World Cup qualification for Ireland.

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Irish Mirror

Stephen Kenny prioritising minutes and momentum ahead of Malta clash

Kenny will be giving his squad plenty of minutes against Malta.

Irish Mirror

Verdict: Early goal needed to avoid another night of frustration for Ireland

The Ta' Qali Stadium in Malta has been a venue where Irish sides have had to grind out wins in the past - and without an early goal on Sunday it could be another grueller for the Boys in Green.

Irish Mirror

Evan Ferguson looking to rewrite the history books this week

But Stephen Kenny has offered the Brighton teenager no guarantees of a first cap in the Norway and Malta games

Wales Online

My grandad's submarine sank in the Second World War so we set out to find it

Francis Dickinson was determined to find out what had happened to the HMS Urge, the first ship adopted by Bridgend in Wales

Irish Mirror

Stephen Kenny calls up Mark Sykes, loses strikers Scott Hogan and Will Keane for Norway and Malta friendlies

Stephen Kenny was hoping to see Scott Hogan in action during this international window, but injury has forced the Birmingham City striker out of the squad.

Daily Mirror

TUI mega fan, 96, gifted with free Benidorm holiday to celebrate 50th getaway

Connie Mclauchlin, from Ponteland, Northumberland, has enjoyed TUI holidays to the likes of Palma, Alicante, Malaga, Lanzarote, Tenerife and Faro, Corfu, Crete, Rhodes, Zante, Cyprus, Naples, Verona, Rome, Malta and Madrid

Al Jazeera

Nearly 1,000 migrants stranded on board NGO ships as storm hits

Three NGO ships are stranded in the Mediterranean as Italy and Malta fail to greenlight entrance into port.

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