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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Punters backing a Leinster double in All-Ireland club finals

Plenty of Ladbrokes punters believe that the two Leinster clubs will win their finals this Sunday.

Irish Mirror

Ireland star Tadhg Furlong says Six Nations opener v Wales still his target after injury absence

The 30-year-old has suffered ankle, hamstring and calf issues since the November victory over South Africa and, with some markers still to hit, is optimistic of being a part of the opening clash in Cardiff

Irish Mirror

Liverpool supports Ireland's bid to become 'most friendly LGBTQ+ place' in Europe

LCR Pride Foundation is happy to see other locations putting LGBTQ+ inclusion at the forefront of their priorities

Liverpool Echo

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Derby County play down Championship link for Ireland prospect

Eiran Cashin, an Ireland Under-21 international, has been linked with Norwich City

Irish Mirror

KPC and Ulster Bank issue final warning as closures loom

Both banks have announced their phased withdrawal from Ireland and began limiting operations in 2022

Dublin Live

Mr Price offering jobs to Argos workers after nationwide closure announcement

The Irish-owned company has 12 stores in Dublin

Dublin Live

Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland to play Carnegie Hall in New York as part of out sell-out concert series

The concert series celebrates their work and achievements in promoting peace, unity and tolerance on the island of Ireland since their foundation in 1995. Significantly, the concerts will also mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

Irish Mirror

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President Michael D Higgins calls for homework to be banned in Ireland

The country’s favourite leader has given hope to a new generation of students that the bane of their afterschool evenings could be scrapped.

Irish Mirror

Tributes paid following death of All-Ireland winner Bertie Cunningham

The Ballivor clubman won the Sam Maguire with Meath in 1967, with his death coming just one month after the passing of the captain of the team, Peter Darby

Irish Mirror

Google Ireland job fears as firm to lay off 12,000 workers in latest blow to tech sector

It comes after other companies including Microsoft, Amazon and Meta recently announced plans to axe workers.

Irish Mirror

Social welfare Ireland payment date changes announced due to new bank holiday

Ireland’s first ever February bank holiday is just weeks away, after a new permanent one was announced last year to celebrate St Brigid's Day. This means some social welfare recipients will see their payments arrive earlier than expected.

Irish Mirror

Mick McCarthy impresses fans with first act as Blackpool manager

The former Republic of Ireland manager returned to management on Wednesday after being appointed Blackpool boss on a deal until the end of the season

Irish Mirror

Latest power-sharing deadline in Northern Ireland passes without a breakthrough

The Government is to hold back on calling an election in the short term amid hopes the EU and UK can strike a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol

Evening Standard

Leo Varadkar admits regrets over Northern Ireland protocol

Ireland’s taoiseach regrets Brexit arrangement imposed without agreement of unionists and nationalists

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Plumber shares main reason for condensation on windows - and 'key' to avoid it

Condensation can be a pain for many households across Ireland in the winter months. One plumber has shared the main reason you're getting it, and ways to avoid it.

Irish Mirror

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has issued a recall notice for certain IKEA LETTAN mirrors. More than 8,000 have been sold throughout Ireland.

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Dublin Says ‘Doing All It Can’ to Free French-Irish Citizen Held in Iran

Ireland's foreign minister said Thursday the government was doing all it can to secure the release of a French-Irish citizen held in Iran after his family urged Dublin to intensify talks due to concerns for his health following a hunger strike. Micheal Martin told a news conference in Dublin that…

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Jamie Heaslip on Joey Carbery's Ireland omission: 'With any player, it's evolve or die'

'You get picked, you don't get picked. To use that Rocky Balboa line, it's not how many times you get knocked down, it's how you get back up and get going again'

Irish Mirror

No harm if Ireland lose before France 2023, says Rob Kearney - as he backs them for the Grand Slam

The former full-back also backs Ross Byrne to seize the opportunity given to him in Andy Farrell's Six Nations squad

Irish Mirror

Munster star Gavin Coombes compared to CJ Stander as he earns Ireland recall

The back row from Skibbereen has turned it on since his November disappointment and has scored six tries in his last eight games for the Reds

The Independent UK

Latest powersharing deadline in Northern Ireland passes without a breakthrough

The Government is to hold back on calling an election in the short term amid hopes the EU and UK can strike a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Belfast Live

Glen vs Kilmacud: Connor Carville hoping for an Ulster All-Ireland double

Watty Graham's skipper gives his backing to Dunloy as both sides bid for All-Ireland glory at Croke Park on Sunday

The Independent UK

A timeline of Alec and Hilaria Baldwin’s relationship: From tying the knot to welcoming seven children

The pair have been married for more than 10 years

The Independent UK

Solving protocol impasse can solve powersharing deadlock, Heaton-Harris insists

The Northern Ireland Secretary has made clear he will not act immediately on his renewed legal obligation to call a snap Stormont election.

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