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5 wardrobe staples for autumn

As summer draws to a close, here are the key pieces that will define our wardrobes for the autumn months.

The Independent UK

Man banned from Tinder after alleged rape, non-consensual filming

The alleged victim feared the videos could end up online.

The Canberra Times

West Dubliners 'in shock' as children's Urgent Care Centre changes to appointment-only

The Urgent Care Centre at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown will be appointment-only from next Tuesday

Dublin Live

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New exhibition in Newcastle that celebrates mod and 1960s culture

'It’s my life … and I’ll do what I want' showcases vintage clothing, shoes and accessories, as well as magazines, records and books that recall the mod scene of 1960s Newcastle

Chronicle Live

The story of Newcastle's legendary 1960s Club a'Gogo nightspot is told in a new book

Opening in 1962 and trading for just six years, the Club a'Gogo on Newcastle's Percy Street managed to attract some of the world's biggest music stars and earn a lasting reputation

Chronicle Live

Laser pen attack on Dublin Airport planes slammed as 'reckless and irresponsible'

The scary scenes unfolded at Dublin Airport at around 9pm last Friday, with a Sinn Fein TD describing the incident as "reckless and irresponsible"

Dublin Live

Ireland’s most battered bridge claims Brennan’s Bread delivery truck

“That van is toast. Today's bread, not today”

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Blue Plaque unveiled at the site of Newcastle's legendary former Club a'Gogo

The Club a'Gogo located on the second floor of Newcastle's Handyside Arcade attracted some of popular music's biggest up-and-coming acts between 1962 and 1968

Chronicle Live

Legendary Newcastle former nightclub and music venue to get blue plaque next week

Newcastle's Club a'Gogo, which operated on the city's Percy Street, played host to some of popular music's biggest rising stars in the 1960s

Chronicle Live

Ireland’s most battered bridge sees lorry split in half in latest incident

The Shanty Bridge on the Blakestown Road in Mulhuddart is notorious for its low-hanging overpass

Dublin Live

'Bad news for Dublin 15' after PayPal announces hundreds of jobs at risk

135 jobs at their Blanchardstown office are at risk as well as 172 roles at their Dundalk site

Dublin Live

Glasgow election 2022: Fly-tipping and affordable housing among key issues in Southside Central

Ten candidates are hoping to be elected to represent Southside Central, which covers Govanhill, the Gorbals and Queen's Park.

Glasgow Live

Maeve Kelly loss a "massive blow" for Antrim ahead of Ulster final against Down

All-Star attacker ruled out for the rest of the season as Saffrons bid to topple provincial champions

Belfast Live

Ireland’s most battered bridge struck again by lorry in latest incident

The lorry became wedged underneath the overpass this morning

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The Guardian - UK

Diary of a director: ‘I am buzzing off the passion and sweat of this gang’

Cora Bissett is staging a musical adaptation of Peter Mullan’s film Orphans for the National Theatre of Scotland. Here, she shares her notes from rehearsals

Dublin Live

Sinn Fein's Angela Donnelly promises to represent the 'marginalised' as she takes Fingal County Council seat

Aaron O'Ruairc resigned in December, explaining that he was no longer able to balance the role with his job

Chronicle Live

Newcastle's Handyside Arcade is back, well, sort of - a new indie market is set for launch

Next month, the new Handyside Arcade Alternative Market will take place over two floors in the Atrium of Newcastle City Library

The Independent UK

Tackle misogyny and gender-fuelled hate with more urgency, Sarwar says

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar visited a boxing gym run by the head of a domestic abuse charity.

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