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Met Eireann gives update on chance of snow for March as maps forecast Arctic plunge

'Beast from the East’ rumours have been swirling in recent weeks due to interest in the much-anticipated sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) event

Dublin Live

Jack and Emily most popular names for babies in Dublin last year

The latest data from the CSO lists the top 100 most popular names in Ireland in 2022 and gives a county-by-county breakdown

Dublin Live

Will it snow in Ireland in March? Met Eireann verdict as maps forecast Arctic plunge

‘Beast from the East’ rumours have been swirling in recent weeks due to interest in the much-anticipated sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) event. Met Eireann issued a weather update on Friday.

Irish Mirror

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Sunak and von der Leyen share ‘positive’ call, boosting protocol deal chances

Sources indicated the pair are likely to meet this weekend to discuss a post-Brexit deal on Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Doctors are leaving Ireland and heading for Australia in droves – here's why

In 2022, 442 Irish doctors were issued with temporary work visas for Australia. This is a significant number of doctors compared with the total that Ireland trains each year (725 graduated in 2021).

The Conversation

Omagh police shooting: why attack comes at a difficult time in Northern Ireland

The shooting of a police officer in Omagh on Thursday evening is another horrific reminder that Northern Ireland remains a deeply and dangerously divided society. Though it has not been confirmed that the assailants were paramilitaries, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has stated that it is investigating links…

The Conversation

New bands you need to know about: from punk to rap, 10 must-see acts

The Irish music scene has launched some of the most iconic acts to grace a stage – from Thin Lizzy to U2, The Pogues, The Cranberries and The Boomtown Rats. And it’s a scene that’s still thriving today, with a host of new, eclectic talents straddling genres from post-punk to…

The Independent UK

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Ultimate St Patrick’s Day guide: from great gigs to street eats and handcrafted cocktails

When it comes to St Patrick’s Day, there’s no better way to celebrate than with a night of food, drinks and live music. All around Ireland and the UK, there are a plethora of must-see gigs, Irish bars and eateries – plus plenty to explore and enjoy around them

The Independent UK

Ireland has lost almost all of its native forests – here's how to bring them back

Despite its green image, Ireland has surprisingly little forest. Across Europe, nations average around 35% forest cover but in Ireland the figure is just 11%, one of the lowest on the continent.

The Conversation

Tonight's rugby news as Wales players 'shocked' by horrendous events and Tipuric absence explained

The latest rugby news stories from Wales and beyond today

Wales Online

Ukrainians in Dublin told ‘our home is your home’ on anniversary of war

The crowd of Ukrainians and their supporters chanted ‘Thank you Ireland’ outside Dublin’s GPO building.

The Independent UK

Most popular baby names in Ireland with county by county breakdown amid unsurprising winners

The latest data from the CSO lists the top 100 most popular names in Ireland in 2022 and gives a county-by-county breakdown. There were six new entries into the top 100 last year.

Irish Mirror

Hopes grow for Northern Ireland Brexit deal as Tory MPs ordered to attend Commons on Monday

A deal could be announced in the coming days

Evening Standard

Micheal Martin says 'Ireland is not neutral, we stand with Ukraine' at rally

The Fianna Fail leader said this in a speech in front of hundreds earlier today at a demonstration held in front of the GPO

Dublin Live

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Salmonella outbreak hits Dunnes, Aldi, Iceland and more Irish supermarkets as products recalled

Iceland has become the latest supermarket chain to pull a chicken product from sale over fears it could be contaminated with salmonella. It comes after the Food Safety Authority of Ireland issued recall notices for dozens of other chicken products sold in Aldi, Dunnes Stores, Lidl and Tesco.

Irish Mirror

Mike Catt explains 11th hour withdrawal of Garry Ringrose for Ireland's Six Nations clash with Italy

Stuart McCloskey is restored to the line-up and Jimmy O'Brien is added to the bench, but Andy Farrell has lost another experienced regular for Stadio Olimpico encounter

Daily Mirror

Former Ireland rugby star Tom Tierney dies aged 46 as tributes pour in

Former Ireland and Leicester Tigers scrum-half Tom Tierney has tragically died at the age of 46, with tributes pouring in from across the rugby community for the late coach

Belfast Live

What channel is Italy vs Ireland on? TV and live stream info for Saturday's game

Ireland continue their Grand Slam quest on Saturday against Italy

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What channel is Ireland Under 20s vs Italy on? TV and live stream info

Ireland are in Italy for their latest Under 20 Six Nations test on Friday night

Irish Mirror

New St Pat's recruit Jake Mulraney opens up on why he swapped the MLS for the League of Ireland

The new Saint has returned to Ireland after spells with Atlanta United and Orlando City

The Independent UK

Six Nations talking points: Ireland pair handed big chance against Italy

Andy Farrell’s men head to Stadio Olimpico on the back of wins over Wales and France.

The Independent UK

It’s game on for Wales – but now England can add to Warren Gatland’s crisis

The Six Nations clash goes ahead following the threat of strike action this week – yet if ever there was a fixture to rouse the Welsh rabble, this would be it

The Independent UK

Andy Farrell wary of ‘serious threat’ posed to Ireland by resurgent Italy

The world’s top-ranked nation head to Rome in title-winning form.

The Independent UK

Fourth suspect detained over attempted murder of senior Northern Ireland detective

Police say arrest was made under Terrorism Act and man is currently being questioned by detectives

The Independent UK

Fourth man held over attempted murder of senior detective in Northern Ireland

Police said the arrest was made under the Terrorism Act and the man is currently being questioned by detectives in Musgrave serious crime suite.

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