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Cheltenham Festival 2023: Redemption for Paul Townend and Willie Mullins as Galopin Des Champs wins the Gold Cup

The 7/5 favourite bolted up the famous Cheltenham hill to win by seven lengths one year after falling at the last fence in the Turners Novices' Chase

Irish Mirror

From comeback of the week to the star of the show: Michael Verney’s stand-out moments from Cheltenham

What a week it was at the Cheltenham Festival, with many more equine memories created that will live long in the minds of racing fans. Here are the stand-out moments as we look back at the winners and losers over a fascinating four days at the Cotswolds.

Irish Independent

Colm Murphy back in Cheltenham winner’s enclosure for first time in seven years with Impervious

Impervious battled to a well-earned success in the Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase, as Colm Murphy returned to the Cheltenham winner’s circle.

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Cheltenham Festival 2023 Friday results in full: Every winner including Gold Cup

After three days of dramatic racing across Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 2023 Cheltenham Festival culminates on St Patrick's Day and you can check all racecards and results here with Mirror Sport

Daily Mirror

Michael Verney’s Cheltenham Day 4 tips: Galoping Des Champs’ can gallop his way to Gold Cup glory

It’s all about the Gold Cup on the final day of the Cheltenham Festival as Galopin Des Champs bids to back up the hype by etching his place in racing history.

Irish Independent

Cheltenham Festival 2023 Wednesday results in full: Every winner including Champion Chase

Edwardstone and Energumene could get the pulses racing as they face off in the Champion Chase, which takes centre stage, on the second day of the Cheltenham Festival

Daily Mirror

Number applying for Help to Buy scheme soars to 7,000 in a month

The number of applications to the Government’s Help to Buy scheme soared to 7,000 in January.

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Cheltenham Festival 2023: JP McManus' star-studded team in focus

JP McManus once again sends a very strong team to Prestbury Park

Irish Mirror

Shane Kingston and Shane Barrett maintain Cork’s perfect start to league in Westmeath victory

Cork have had turkey shoots and scares against Westmeath in recent years. This was neither, not impressive nor worrying, just enough to maintain Cork’s winning start in the National Hurling League.

Irish Independent

‘We are trying to give something to the prisoners’ – St Pat’s hoping Mountjoy programme gives inmates pathway in football

St Patrick’s Athletic academy manager Ger O’Brien believes the outreach work the club carries out in local prisons is vitally important, even though it may not necessarily ‘put bums on seats’ at Richmond Park.

Irish Independent

Mortgage drawdowns hit record levels in 2022 but major drop seen by December

It's the highest number of drawdowns seen since 2008 when the financial crisis hit

Dublin Live

Mortgage drawdowns hit highest levels since Celtic Tiger era, to the value of more than €14bn last year

The level of mortgage drawdowns is now at its highest since the boomtime of the Celtic Tiger era.

Irish Independent

Most Ulster and KBC customers have new banking arrangements in place

THE vast majority of people who bank with Ulster Bank and KBC Bank Ireland have sorted out their banking needs, a study commissioned by a banking lobby group claims.

Irish Independent

Brian Hayes’ late heroics seal win for Cork over experimental Treaty

It may have been first blood to Cork with Brian Hayes the match-winner at the death but Limerick’s rude health shone bright once again in this tasty season-opener at Páirc Uí Rinn yesterday.

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Brian Hayes the Cork hero as Rebels edge out All-Ireland champions Limerick to book Munster League final place

Brian Hayes was the Cork hero as his 74th minute point eventually saw off reigning All-Ireland SHC champions Limerick in a rip-roaring Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League clash in Páirc Uí Rinn.

Irish Independent

Average rents in Ireland increase by 85% in 12 years

Average rents in Ireland have increased by more than 85% in the past 12 years, the third highest increase in the European Union.

Irish Independent

Fall-off in mortgage approval for new buyers, but number of people switching lenders grows

The number of first-time buyers approved for a mortgage has fallen to its lowest level in three years.

Irish Independent

Mortgage repayments up €110 per month for first-time buyers since start of pandemic

Surging house prices are forcing borrowers to take out larger mortgages.

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Micheál Donoghue can build his Dublin dream team around Kilmacud Crokes

Had Micheál Donoghue listened too closely to the Dublin hurling sages on his arrival in the capital, he might have hopped straight back into the car, spun it 180 degrees, and pointed for Clarinbridge.

Irish Independent

Kilmacud Crokes gain revenge as Dublin side march into semi-final of Leinster Championship

KILMACUD Crokes are into a Leinster club hurling semi-final with Carlow champions St Mullins after a calculated victor Clough/Ballacolla in Parnell Park today.

Daily Mirror

Newsboy's selections for Saturday’s ITV4 races and tips from all 5 UK meetings

Newsboy's Nap selection on Saturday, October 22, is the Nigel Twiston-Davies-trained The Hollow Ginge at Cheltenham (2.05). The next best selection is Newbury runner Striking Star (1.50)

Irish Mirror

KBC and Ulster bank customers warned as 70% of switchers forgot the same thing

Just 30% of switchers that have already moved bank remebered to transfer their direct debits

Irish Independent

Property prices will continue to soar beyond Celtic Tiger levels in the coming months, banks claim

Property prices will continue to soar beyond Celtic Tiger levels in the coming months, despite the cost of living crisis and fears of global economic slowdown, according to the banks.

Irish Mirror

Carnage at Downpatrick as eight horses fall at the first hurdle

The eight-horse pile-up remarkably did not cause any serious harm to the runners and riders on Ladies' Day

Irish Independent

Number of people switching mortgages doubles

Rising interest rates and the closure of two retail banks have prompted a doubling in the number of homeowners switching their mortgages.

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