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Joe Biden: slips of the tongue can project our own hidden thoughts, fears and anxieties

Joe Biden is proud of his Irish heritage and they say that he has “the gift of the gaffe”, given how many slips of the tongue he makes (and has been making long before he became president).

The Conversation

Popular chef Noel McMeel joins Derry hotel team prior to opening

"We believe that our food is the gateway to our heart, which connects our people and the heritage of the city"

Belfast Live

Met Eireann confirms unusual 72-hour weather influx incoming as frost makes bitter comeback

Ireland recorded its warmest day of the year so far last weekend. But Met Eireann says that an incoming bitter chill will send temperatures tumbling as low pressure replaces the high, bringing in an icy chill from the east.

Irish Mirror

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Cost of living Ireland: Department of Social Protection issues warning on 'fraudulent' text messages

The Department says that recipients of these scam text messages are being asked for their personal information in exchange for their cost of living payments

Dublin Live

Restaurant's savage reply to diner who moaned burger was 'dry' and steak 'fatty'

Barry McLaughlin, who owns Poachers in Cork, Ireland, fired back saying workers "couldn't believe what they were dealing with" and the diner was the "most unfair, bitter, and rude" customer he's had in 17 years

Daily Mirror

Could Biden’s love of the Irish help in 2024?

Joe Biden’s tour of Ireland went “if not exactly to plan, then according to expectations”, said Michael Day in The i Paper.

The Week

Stuart Byrne column: Jack Byrne was right to consider MLS offer

Mirror Sport columnist and League of Ireland legend Stuart Byrne has the final word

Irish Mirror

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Creetown Country Ceilidh Festival signs up Ireland's leading country pop star

Lisa McHugh - described as "the biggest name in Irish country music" will headline the festival's opening night

Daily Record

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast last of the sunshine before sub-zero temperatures return

Temperatures will plunge in the coming days and could drop to -2C on Monday night

Irish Mirror

Shattered knee hasn't shattered Savannah McCarthy's Ireland World Cup dream

"Honestly, it was heartbreaking," she recalled. "It was a bad time in my career, obviously, a big setback"

Irish Mirror

County Championship: Ben Duckett hits century against Middlesex

It is six weeks exactly until England start their summer here at Lord’s against Ireland, a match that should mark the last stop on Ben Duckett’s swift journey back from the Test wilderness to Ashes opener, and on this evidence the Nottinghamshire batter is ready to roll.

Evening Standard

Ireland weather: Conditions spark Status Orange fire warning as advice issued

The warning is in place until 6pm on Sunday

Irish Mirror

Ireland boss Greg McWilliams admits Ireland's resilience has been tested by torrid Six Nations tests

"There's no doubt that it's been tricky. You want to win your games, you don't want to be losing games."

Irish Mirror

What is 4/20? The meaning behind the day, how it started and Irish events

April 20 is a day used by cannabis enthusiasts to share their love of the herb - but where does that term come from?

Irish Mirror

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Certain Irish phones to get emergency 'Armageddon alert' as urgent warning issued

Certain Irish phones may receive a new Emergency Alert system that is being tested on Sunday. A loud alarm will go off on phones, which may also vibrate and flash.

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann verdict on sudden snow deluge as Ireland set for winter’s revenge amid weather U-turn

Ireland recorded its warmest day of the year so far over the weekend. But the forecast is set to make a dramatic U-turn, as incoming low pressure replaces the high, with an icy chill pushing in from the east.

Irish Mirror

Evan Ferguson feature for Sky Sports filmed at St Kevin's Football Club

Melissa Reddy and Jamie Downer of Sky Sports popped into St Kevin's to film material for an upcoming program on Evan Ferguson.

Chronicle Live

Newcastle stadium bid could net £98.7m windfall and St James' Park may be even better by 2028

Newcastle United and Newcastle City Council will find out in September if the UK and Ireland's bid to host Euro 2028 is successful and it could have huge benefits for the city if it's chosen by UEFA

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'Evil Dead Rise' Gives the Blood-Soaked Franchise a “Psychological” Twist, Director Says

With 'Evil Dead Rise,' Lee Cronin prepared to make the mother of all possession movies. He also found a strange parallel with his first feature film.

Dublin Live

Indeed to lay off 225 workers amid calls for company to 'do right by its staff'

Labour Leader and TD for Dublin Bay South Ivana Bacik has now called on management to ensure that there are fair redundancies

Irish Mirror

Shamrock Rovers consider improved MLS offer for Jack Byrne

The Shamrock Rovers and Ireland midfielder is in demand ahead of Monday's MLS international transfer deadline

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecasts 'wall-to-wall sunshine' before frosty air returns

It is set to be "dry and sunny" all day Thursday with temperatures reaching up to 14C

Dublin Live

Dublin weather: Cold air weather 'battleground' to hit Ireland next week

A 'cold blast' is set to hit Ireland next week before the hot air 'wins out'

Dublin Live

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch will have to flee Ireland due to Kinahan Cartel threat

It's believed he will disappear from Ireland sooner rather than later with Europe an expected destination

Belfast Live

Good Friday Agreement Gala Dinner told: Northern Ireland can never go back to its violent past

The gathering came as the Stormont Assembly remains effectively collapsed due to a DUP boycott

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