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Ireland could get first White Christmas in 12 years with rare 'triple-dip' weather phenomenon on the way

Ireland's last official White Christmas was way back in 2010 but La Niña phenomenon could see temperatures plummet

Irish Mirror

When British schools ignore Irish history, is it any wonder Brexit is such a mess?

Lack of knowledge about the Anglo-Irish relationship has deep personal and political consequences, says teacher and author Jennifer Horgan

The Guardian - UK

Ireland's Fittest Family host Mairead Ronan on why she quit Today FM

Former radio host Mairead Ronan has revealed what pushed her to quit her dream job on Today FM. The Dubliner shocked listeners with her announcement that she was leaving the station even though her show was at its peak. Mairead said the Covid-19 pan

Dublin Live

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Renewable Ireland: Maritime Area Consents approved for 7 new offshore wind projects

Wind Energy Ireland has welcomed the move

Irish Mirror

Turf cutting on Ireland's protected bogs must end in 2 months says European Commission

The country has been put on notice by the European Commission

Irish Mirror

NI minister ‘happy to eat humble pie’ to restore UK-Ireland relationship

Steve Baker apologised on Sunday for his ‘ferocious’ stance on negotiations with the EU.

The Independent UK

Irish pubs Christmas update as Government issues disappointing news about new booze bill

The new Sale of Alcohol Bill was due to be introduced by Justice Minister Helen McEntee in the coming months. It would see a major transformation to Ireland’s nightlife, including pubs and clubs staying open until 6am.

Irish Mirror

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Senior Hutch members set to flee Ireland as 'gangland trial of the century' begins

The trial against Hutch, who denies Byrne’s murder, begins at the Special Criminal Court today and is now being described as the 'gangland trial of the century'

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann forecasts heavy and persistent rain with yellow gale warning for Ireland

The warning will be in place from 8am today until 2am tomorrow

Dublin Live

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast blast of heat as date confirmed for country to be battered by 'thundery downpours'

Met Eireann has forecast Monday and Tuesday to see temperatures reach a warm 18 degrees before a cooler front arrives on Wednesday

Irish Mirror

Swansea boss hails his Irish match-winner as 'brilliant'

It's been a rough time for Michael Obafemi at club level, but his recent international performances have helped turn around his fortunes.

Irish Mirror

Tory MP Steve Baker apologises to Ireland and EU for behaviour during Brexit

Northern Ireland minister says he and colleagues had not always respected others’ ‘legitimate interests’

The Guardian - UK

UK sees improving 'mood music' on Northern Ireland protocol

The prospects for the Northern Ireland protocol seem to be improving as the United Kingdom tries to renegotiate part of the Brexit deal with the European Union and re-establish the province's devolved assembly, a British minister said on Sunday.

Reuters

Tory MP Steve Baker says 'I am sorry' about way he behaved over Brexit

'I and others did not always behave in a way which encouraged Ireland and the EU to trust us', said Steve Baker. 'I am sorry about that, because relations with Ireland are not where they should be'

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The Independent UK

Northern Ireland minister apologises for past ‘ferocious’ Brexit stance

Steve Baker said ministers needed to act with ‘humility’ to restore relationships with the Republic of Ireland and the EU.

Irish Mirror

Irish people reminded to only flush pee, poo and paper to protect Ireland's beaches

Research found hair, paper towels, toilet wipes, dental floss, tampons, baby wipes, facial wipes, cotton buds, cigarette butts were among the most common things flung in the toilet

Dublin Live

Thousands of Brazilians flock to Dublin to vote in their country's presidential election

Approximately 12,000 Brazilians from all over Ireland registered to vote remotely in a polling station set up in Erin School of English on North Great George’s Street

Irish Mirror

Ireland does not have 'luxury' of seeing serial objections stall home building, says Taoiseach

Micheal Martin said all politicians needed to “count to 10” before considering whether they should object to proposed developments in their constituencies.

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The Independent UK

Taoiseach detects ‘genuine wish’ from Truss to resolve protocol dispute

Ireland’s premier said there was a need for the EU and UK to enter a process to negotiate a resolution to the impasse over post-Brexit trade.

Dublin Live

Almost 2,000 convicted sex offenders living in communities across Ireland

A raft of new measures to track and trace sex offenders will be introduced this year

Daily Mirror

Many women aren't regularly checking themselves for signs of breast cancer, study shows

Study reveals women's reservations behind irregular breast check-ups - including simply forgetting and fear of the results.

Irish Mirror

Stephen Kenny hits back at Gary Breen but admits post-match comments mistake

The Republic of Ireland narrowly defeated Armenia 3-2 in their final UEFA Nations League match

Irish Mirror

Currently 1,756 convicted sex offenders living in communities across Ireland

New legislation drawn up by the Justice Minister Helen McEntee will give gardai the power to electronically tag high risk rapists and paedophiles who have done their time

The National (Scotland)

£11bn budget package in Ireland could benefit indy cause, say SNP

AN UNPRECEDENTED package of expanded benefits and tax cuts set out by the Irish government to tackle the cost-of-living crisis puts “Westminster…

Belfast Live

Analysis: Spectacle of Ireland's Future event in Dublin is a statement of intent

Whether it is Northern Ireland or Scotland, it is clear that questions over the United Kingdom's constitutional future are not going away

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