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Lucinda O’Sullivan’s restaurant review: ‘Service is seamless and food is ace’ at John Farrell’s Eleven restaurant

Sunday lunch is a terrific tradition that we don’t indulge in often enough nowadays. Gone is the day when, every Sunday after Mass, the family gathered for the Mammy’s roast beef or chicken, a pile of roasties and hearty root vegetables. It wasn’t just about the food, it was having…

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Both sides in Bewley’s row agree not to sell historic stained glass windows, for now

Bewley’s Café and its landlord have agreed not to sell any of the Harry Clarke stained glass windows currently in the cafe until the parties have decided whether or not they will appeal a High Court judgment about the windows’ ownership.

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Man assaulted fellow farmer after being outbid at cattle mart

A farmer outbid at a cattle mart assaulted another man who had disclosed that he had spoken about the specific lot to someone else.

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IT security company CWSI to create 50 jobs

Irish IT security company CWSI plans to create 50 new jobs in the next three years as it looks to double its user base to one million.

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National farmland prices forecast to rise by 8pc on average in 2023

The price of agricultural land nationally will increase by 8pc on average this year, underpinned by a strong dairy sector.

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Ireland is an appropriate forum for case linked to Russian oligarch Dmitry Mazepin, court rules

One of the defendants in an alleged €2bn conspiracy-to-defraud action involving sanctioned Russian oligarch Dmitry Mazepin, who allegedly controls a Dublin-registered company, has failed in its challenge to a decision that the Irish courts have jurisdiction to hear the case.

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South Dublin County Council plans solar energy farm at vast landfill site in Co Kildare

Plans for a large solar energy electricity generation site at the Arthurstown landfill site in Co Kildare are being advanced by South Dublin County Council (SDCC).

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Web Summit parties exchange 14 million documents in pre-trial discovery

The parties involved in a series of suits and countersuits concerning the affairs of the Web Summit technology events firm have agreed to continue exchanging discovery documents until mid-May.

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Daniel Levy takes responsibility for crisis at Spurs

Daniel Levy has accepted responsibility for the crisis at Tottenham after being forced into taking the unprecedented step of making a second managerial change in less than a month.

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Eddie Brennan: Limerick lucky to escape to victory and were guilty of a few nasty, cheap shots

As a Leinster man, I’ve often pushed back against the appeal of the Munster Championship. But on Sunday, as a hurling man, all I could do was sit back and say: this is what we’d been waiting for. It was phenomenal. Both games.

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Rúaidhrí O’Connor: Leinster need to learn from the days of despair in their history

Over the past five years it has felt like Leinster are condemned to the same cycle of despair.

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Erik ten Hag has one job to do this season – stop slick City rivals

It still might not be the type of performance Manchester United supporters want to see, but Erik ten Hag told them exactly what they needed to hear.

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‘I don’t know. I haven’t got the calculators out’ – Leo Cullen hits back at budget claims in fiery media briefing

Don't believe the hype – that was Leo Cullen’s message to Leinster’s players and fans during an extraordinary media briefing at the province’s UCD base yesterday.

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Colm Keys: Privilege of being inside the wire is being abused too often

Gearóid Hegarty is a quiet man. That might fly in the face of the way Limerick’s attacking colossus hurls – close to the edge, on the edge and, let’s face it, over the edge at times too.

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Energumene set to soar with all-conquering Willie Mullins primed to clean up on opening day

Be it bread and butter, Bonnie and Clyde or Mills and Boon, certain things are synonymous with one another and that is definitely the way to view Willie Mullins’ relationship with the Punchestown Festival.

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Mauricio Pochettino to bring trusted lieutenants to Chelsea as he edges closer to deal

Mauricio Pochettino is in final negotiations with Chelsea to become the club’s permanent head coach with the Argentine set to be followed into Stamford Bridge with his four-man brains trust.

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Declan Hannon set to miss most of Munster Championship but Séamus Flanagan looks in the clear

Limerick captain Declan Hannon is believed to be set for a month on the sideline that will see him miss the bulk of their Munster SHC round-robin campaign.

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‘Try and be humble’ – David Clifford’s answer to all the hype surrounding him

David Clifford was attracting fawning headlines while still a minor before he emerged in 2018 as a fully formed star in the making.

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Emmet Mullins is due change of luck and his Merlin Giant still has room to improve in handicaps

With just three winners from 35 runners, Emmet Mullins has had a relatively tough time in 2023 compared to other years – although, if you ask me, his poor run of form can be mostly put down to bad luck.

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Fewer farmer seats on Arrabawn board

A minimum trading threshold with the society for board members, and fewer farmer seats on the board of directors, have been approved by shareholders of Arrabawn Co-Op at a Special General Meeting .

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Vibrations from liquid metal core lessen hopes of finding life on Mars

Listening to the heart of Mars has dealt a fresh blow on the hope of ever finding signs of life on the red planet.

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Risk of global war at ‘historic high’ – UN chief Guterres

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said yesterday that the risk of conflict between global powers was at a “historic high” and Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov warned the world was at a threshold “possibly even more dangerous” than during the Cold War.

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Donald Trump on trial: What to know about the E Jean Carroll rape case

Decades after she was allegedly raped by a New York real estate mogul who would go on to be the 45th president of the United States, E Jean Carroll is getting her day in court.

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‘No more concessions on access to EU beef and sheep markets’ – EU farm lobby group

The EU’s beef and sheep meat sectors cannot accept more concessions given to third-country partners in the context of trade negotiations, according to the main EU farm lobby group.

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Tucker Carlson ‘parts ways’ with Fox News after €787m Dominion settlement

Fox News says it has agreed to part ways with its top-rating host Tucker Carlson days after the network agreed to pay $787.5m (€712m) to settle a defamation lawsuit with Dominion Voting Systems.

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