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Alan Browne on the importance of an early goal and his ability to chip in with crucial strikes

Browne tops the charts when it comes to early openers under Stephen Kenny, along with striker Callum Robinson

Irish Mirror

Jayson Molumby on the youthful link-up that 'caused havoc' against Scotland

West Brom midfielder Molumby was one of six starters on Saturday aged 23 or under, as Ireland claimed a huge win against Scotland.

Irish Mirror

Long-serving Dumfries Samaritans' volunteer named branch patron

Barbara MacLure, who is 83, did her first ever shift at the Dumfries branch of Samaritans in 1980

Daily Record

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Britain to be hotter than Jamaica this week ahead of scorching summer of heatwaves

England and Wales to see sunny spells on Monday as temperatures climb as the week goes on

Wales Online

Die-hard Fans: Middle-aged Sisters Obsessed With Harry Styles Flew Over 6,000 Miles For His Concert

A pair of middle-aged sisters who are obsessed with pop singer Harry Styles flew more than 6,000 miles from the U.S. to see him in Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city.

Zenger

Scottish private sector output 'expanding at softer pace'

Business activity growth eases to three-month low, while a near-record increases in input costs and output charges are recorded

Insider UK

Edinburgh only bright spot in Scottish season as national team come up short in Six Nations - Stuart Bathgate

CUT. It’s a wrap. Where’s the beach?

The National (Scotland)

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Time for Steve Clarke to look in the mirror and ask if he's doing enough to keep his job - Keith Jackson

Saturday night in Dublin was 90 minutes which made him look horribly confused and a result so wretched it leaves the manager at his most vulnerable.

Daily Record

James Sands handed Rangers ultimatum as star told World Cup dream rests on Gio van Bronckhorst talks

The Ibrox utility man has been unable to establish a consistent role since moving from New York City.

Daily Record

The disaster that almost spelled the end for the Jacobites

IN June 1719 the latest desperate attempt at a Jacobite rebellion began in Glenshiel. The glen ran north-west from the central Highlands to the wild…

The National (Scotland)

UK owes Scotland £3 billion from axed HS2 line, SNP say after ‘sleekit’ Tory move

WESTMINSTER owes Scotland £3 billion after the Government decided to scrap the HS2 rail link extension to Glasgow, the SNP have said.

The National (Scotland)

Celebrating Norway's strong links to Scotland with a trip to familiar Bergen

WITH the current issues surrounding package holidays, a civilised, scenic city break with Scandinavian charm sounds increasingly appealing. With…

The National (Scotland)

Life in the Victorian village that people travel for miles to visit

People travel from as far as Scotland to visit the historic Liverpool village that's older than the city itself

Liverpool Echo

UK weather to be hotter than Jamaica THIS WEEK - and summer of heatwaves on way

Monday will bring sunny spells across England and Wales but cloudier conditions and light rain are expected in Scotland and Northern Ireland ahead of a warmer week

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Daily Record

Kids are all right.. thanks to the life-changing work in schools

I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know both schools and their headteachers over my time as the elected member for Glasgow Central and have never failed to be impressed with the support given to their pupils and the wider school community.

Daily Record

SNP government slammed for spending £423m on temporary doctors in one year

The Scottish Government defended its record by saying "despite the pressures of the pandemic we have already delivered a record number of GPs working in Scotland".

Insider UK

Executive Shaving Company becomes Scotland’s newest employee-owned business

Move comes as founding directors are retiring from the company

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon urges businesses to change ways to improve economy

Companies will be asked to look at new ways of working that will help achieve a more resilient economy and a wealthier, fairer and greener Scotland.

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The Independent UK

200th anniversary celebrations for coastguard to take place in Scotland

The celebrations will begin with two smaller events in Lochaber and Skye, followed by a main event in Stornoway on the isle of Lewis.

Insider UK

The Buffalo Farm secures nationwide deal with Aldi

Fife business reveals ambition to overtake sales of Italian buffalo mozzarella

The National (Scotland)

Craig Gordon makes admission over Republic of Ireland rout - and offers case for Scotland's three man defence

THERE were no positives, none whatsoever, for Scotland to take out of their Nations League match against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin on…

The National (Scotland)

Steve Clarke admits Scotland need a victory in Armenia as pressure mounts after Dublin defeat

STEVE Clarke has admitted that Scotland need to respond to their mauling by the Republic of Ireland with a Nations League victory over Armenia –…

The Guardian - UK

‘Nobody saw it coming’: Steve Clarke searches for answers to Scotland slump

Steve Clarke found Scotland’s poor performance in Dublin completely unexpected but the manager backed his players to respond in Armenia on Tuesday

Daily Record

Steve Clarke breaks Scotland habit of a lifetime in honest admission over Armenia showdown

The national team boss usually refrains from branding matches a must win but accepts anything less simply won't do.

Irish Mirror

In his own words: Michael Obafemi on his Irish roots & why we all owe his mum a debt of gratitude

Michael Obafemi won over the Green Army with his outstanding goal and assist against Scotland - but how close was the London-raised youngster to not being eligible to play for Ireland?

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