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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

What is Etias and why will I need to apply for one when travelling to the EU?

Extra red tape due to Brexit will not be mandatory for travel from the UK to the Schengen Area before 2027

The Independent UK

‘We all read like hell!’ How Ireland became the world’s literary powerhouse

The small island has produced Nobel laureates and Booker winners and hosts a booming writing and publishing scene. What’s the secret to its success?

The Guardian - UK

How a chance encounter in rural Ireland inspired Dave Grohl to form the Foo Fighters: “Even in the most remote area I could possibly find, I can’t outrun this thing... so I thought, ‘I'm gonna go home, and I’m gonna start over’”

The Irish hitch-hiker who inspired Dave Grohl to form Foo Fighters has come forward

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Scottish rocks may be rare record of 'snowball Earth', say scientists

A ROCK formation that spans Scotland and Ireland may be a rare record of snowball Earth – a crucial moment in planetary history when the globe…

The National (Scotland)

Dublin to be home to Ireland's new national cricket stadium

The Irish government has announced plans to construct a national cricket stadium at the national sports campus located in Blanchardstown, close to Dublin. The stadium will be utilized to host matches during the 2030 Twenty20 World Cup, which Ireland will co-host alongside England and Scotland.

The Times of India

How to fill the huge gaps in social care provision

Letters: Families bear the brunt of politicians’ neglect of elder care, writes Alan Walker, while Maria Brenton and Tim Johnson look to the Netherlands and Ireland

The Guardian - UK

The secret to a long life may be to move to Australia as country tops life expectancy list

Australia has one- to 2.5-year life expectancy advantage over UK and Ireland

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Tommy Robinson's Irish passport 'may be fraudulent and revoked', Irish MPs say

TOMMY Robinson’s Irish passport may have been “issued on a fraudulent basis and could be revoked”, Irish parliamentarians have said ...

The National (Scotland)

Intel offers Irish employees voluntary severance packages up to €500K — chipmaker provides an alternative to layoffs

Intel's workforce reduction efforts are underway, and the chipmaker has offered a generous severance package for those who volunteer to give up their jobs.

Tom’s Hardware

Tommy Robinson’s passport may be invalid, say Irish parliamentarians

Dáil members call for investigation after far-right leader gave false country of birth to Canada’s immigration officers

The Guardian - UK

N.Ireland Violence Shocks Muslims And Stokes Fears Over Sectarian Divides

A week of racism-fuelled disorder in Northern Ireland, sparked by disturbances in English towns and cities, is proving harder to end, with fears the UK region's sectarian divisions are feeding into the violence.

International Business Times

Hurling could be a global phenomenon if it weren’t such an unexportable sport

A thrilling All-Ireland final shown on the BBC highlighted the excitement of the game we’re missing out on

The Guardian - UK

Adrian Dunbar: 'We are gradually drifting towards a United Ireland'

Adrian Dunbar gives his views on a range of issues while backstage at London’s historic Barbican Theatre.

The National (Scotland)

Country diary: The gawky yet graceful Irish hare has a lot of history to carry

Ardmalin, County Donegal: Around 15,000 years ago, Ireland was ‘islanded’ from Europe before Britain. That’s when this animal began to evolve its uniqueness

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I have sciatica — now I never go anywhere without a small, hard, ball

I’ve got one for the car, one for the kitchen, and sourced one in Ireland recently that’s especially novel, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles

The Independent UK

KJT not ruling out a California dream in LA in 2028 – but now ‘ready for’ Paris

The 31-year-old Briton could go for a fifth Olympic Games in four years’ time.

Cycling Weekly

Irish track riders make history at Paris Olympics despite not having velodrome

Team pursuit squad, who train in Mallorca, are country's first to compete at the Games

Top News

Olympic Champions Opt For Bus Ride Home

Ireland's Olympic champions Fintan McCarthy and Paul O'Donovan opt for a humble ride home after winning, showcasing their down-to-earth nature and receivin...

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Louder

Journey cancel upcoming UK and Ireland tour due to "circumstances beyond the band's control"

The news comes just days after Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain sued guitarist Neal Schon

The Independent UK

Kellie Harrington takes Olympic gold in women’s 60kg final in Paris

Harrington secured Ireland’s fourth gold medal of the Games.

The Independent UK

Ireland quartet end seven-year journey to make history in women’s team pursuit

Lara Gillespie, Mia Griffin, Kelly Murphy and Alice Sharpe became the first Irish athletes to compete in the Olympic cycling discipline.

Golf Monthly

Olympics Women's Tee Times - Round Two

France's Celine Boutier took a three-shot lead in the opening round - here are the details of her and the rest of the field's tee times for day two

The Independent UK

Daniel Wiffen claims 1500 metres bronze and a slice of Ireland history

Wiffen, who won 800 metres gold earlier in the Games, becomes the first Irish male to win multiple medals at the same Games.

The Guardian - UK

‘She did not suffer a fool or hypocrite and loved a good laugh’: novelist Edna O’Brien

An email correspondence about Bosnian Serb war criminal Radovan Karadžić led to Ed Vulliamy’s unexpected bond with the Irish author, who died last week aged 93

The Guardian - UK

Heart, Be at Peace by Donal Ryan review – old grudges die hard in rural Ireland

The Irish author’s follow-up to his 2012 novel The Spinning Heart revisits its characters 10 years on in a story notable for its rough-edged poetry

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