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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Wild Youth reveal advice Johnny Logan gave them ahead of Eurovision performance

EXCLUSIVE: The band are hoping to qualify this year with their song We Are One

Irish Mirror

Ancestor’s Irish famine role could merit compensation, says Laura Trevelyan

Sir Charles Trevelyan was Treasury official during great famine in 19th century when potato crops failed

The Guardian - UK

Call for 'urgent' review of codeine sales in Ireland as figures show alarming prescription rates in 2022

Figures released to Fine Gael TD Colm Burke showed that over one million prescriptions for codeine were dispensed through public drug schemes in 2022. This does not include private prescriptions or over the counter sales.

Irish Mirror

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Bank holiday Monday alcohol sale times and off licence opening hours amid changes

Today is bank holiday Monday, meaning many people will enjoy a long weekend with an extra day off work or school. Anyone looking to replenish either food or alcohol supplies is being encouraged to check their store’s operating hours in advance.

Irish Mirror

Donald Trump says ‘it’s great to be home’ as he arrives in Scotland amid slew of lawsuits

The former US president has said he will be opening a ‘spectacular’ second golf course in Aberdeen

The Independent UK

Donald Trump lands in Scotland for golf course visit - OLD

The former US president will visit his golf course near Aberdeen on Monday, before heading to his course in Doonbeg on Ireland’s west coast.

The Independent UK

Ovarian cancer: Symptoms of 'silent killer' every woman should know from bloating to bowel habits

The HSE has listed the top warning signs of ovarian cancer to watch out for. Every year in Ireland around 400 people are diagnosed with it.

Irish Mirror

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Ireland's Eurovision entry Wild Youth to dazzle stage with pyrotechnics and gold catsuit

The band will perform in the first semi-final on May 9 in Liverpool with their song We Are One

Irish Mirror

Irish Catholic Church launches priest recruitment drive using digital and social media

The awareness campaign began yesterday – which in the Church was Vocations/Good Shepherd Sunday. While there is a worldwide shortage of priests the new awareness campaign around the year of vocations is specific to Ireland.

Irish Mirror

Donald Trump visiting Scotland today to tour ‘spectacular’ golf course ahead of Ireland trip

Former US president is running for the White House again in 2024 in what could be rerun of contest against Joe Biden

The Independent UK

Donald Trump to visit Scotland on Monday - old

The former US president will also visit Ireland in the coming days.

The Independent UK

Patience pays off as Scots find a way to win without senior players

In a sport as frenziedly physical as rugby, it can often appear conspicuous by its absence.

The National (Scotland)

When is the Heineken Champions Cup final? Date, start time and venue for Leinster v La Rochelle

Last year it was the French side, managed by Ireland legend Ronan O'Gara, who prevailed 24-21 in a tense final

Irish Mirror

Brother of Finbar Cafferkey says he was 'fair-minded' and 'strong-willed'

Colm MacEachmharcaigh made the comments after a "threatening" statement was issued by the Russian Embassy about his brother's death

Irish Mirror

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Flooding possible as thunderstorm warning issued across Ireland

The forecaster said that flooding of some homes and businesses was likely

The Independent UK

209 Irish citizens and dependents evacuated from Sudan in total

Ireland has ended the deployment of its emergency team in Cyprus and Djibouti to help those brought to safety.

Dublin Live

Dublin mum who fought for 'Coco's Law' on anti-bullying to address European Parliament

Heartbroken Jackie worked tirelessly to have measures introduced and Coco’s Law came into effect in Ireland in February 2021

Dublin Live

Urgent recall issued for balloons sold in Ireland over cancer risk

The white balloons contain too much N-nitrosatable compounds which are harmful to the health of consumers and may result in cancer

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Irish Mirror

Red Hurley speaks out on Eurovision security threat as he reveals behind the scenes chaos

A karate expert was flown in by RTE for fear of an attack on the singer’s life.

Irish Mirror

Mum of Irish girl whose death sparked new anti-bullying law to address European Parliament

Nicole Fox took her own life in 2018 when she was 21 after years of vile abuse and online death threats. Heartbroken Jackie worked tirelessly to have measures introduced and Coco’s Law came into effect in Ireland in February 2021.

Irish Mirror

Russian Ambassador's 'chilling threats' slammed after Irish hero killed in Ukraine

A TD demanded that Russian Ambassador Yury Filatov say sorry for the hurt he’s caused to the family of Finbar Cafferkey. The call came after he made a 'threatening' statement which appeared to suggest that Ireland could find itself at war with Russia.

The Independent UK

Sean Dyche cannot wait to have Seamus Coleman’s experience back in Everton side

The Republic of Ireland international has missed the last three matches with a hamstring problem.

Edinburgh Live

Jamie McGrath 'wanted' by Hibs and Dundee United with Celtic hero Scott Brown and Fleetwood keen

The Republic of Ireland international has really stepped it up in recent weeks with three goals in three games for Jim Goodwin's men as they bid to avoid the drop. They've won the last three games ahead of facing St Johnstone.

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Urgent ‘thunder hail’ warning before Met Eireann forecast takes dramatic turn

Ireland is on high alert for thunderstorms today. Afterward, Met Eireann says the weather will take a dramatic turn with warmer temperatures from bank holiday Monday.

The Independent UK

‘It’s so important to have diverse accents, not just diverse people’: Blue Lights star Katherine Devlin on her knockout role as a Belfast policewoman

The Irish actor talks to Ellie Harrison about Nothern Ireland’s imperfect peace 25 years on from the Good Friday Agreement, ups and downs at drama school, and why wakes can be such great craic

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