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A low-traffic College Green is among 35 ‘transformative’ new projects to improve Irish transport

Five transformational public transport projects, six ‘10 minute’ neighbourhoods, 19 walking and cycling projects and even a cycling link from Cork to Waterford were announced today in South Dublin

Dublin Live

RSA issue advice on how to stay safe while travelling in weather warnings as Ireland to see horrific conditions

Met Eireann has issued a Status Orange Rain warning for Cork, Kerry, Waterford, Wexford, and Wicklow from 10pm tonight, while a Status Yellow Rainfall warning has been issued for Cavan, Dublin, Kildare, Louth, Meath and Monaghan

Irish Mirror

Ireland among least affordable European countries in which to learn how to drive

It costs around €2,285.23 to get on the road in this country when the price of tests, lessons and a license is factored in - representing 8.12% of an average Irish salary

Irish Mirror

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Michaela Walsh and Shannon Sweeney secure bronze medals for Ireland at European Championship

Both fighters progress to the silver medal fight

Irish Mirror

RTE pundit and camogie legend Ursula Jacob celebrates birth of first child with husband Brendan Cruise

The four time All-Ireland Camogie Championship medallist and her husband Brendan Cruise have welcomed their first baby together

Irish Mirror

Tadhg Beirne and Craig Casey added to Ireland's injury concerns for South Africa clash

Ireland boss Andy Farrell is dealing with a growing list of casualties ahead of the meeting with the reigning world champs, who have named a training squad ahead of November 5 clash

Irish Mirror

How to watch this midweek's Amazon Prime Premier League fixtures in Ireland

All the information you need for this week's games.

Irish Mirror

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FAI held talks about bringing a Premier League club to Dublin in November

Exclusive: Mirror Sport has learned that discussions took place last month at FAI level regarding an Aviva Stadium fixture between an unnamed English top-flight club and a League of Ireland representative side

Irish Mirror

Dublin woman who shot Mussolini to be commemorated by plaque

Violet Gibson, who had a privileged upbringing on Merrion Square as daughter of a Lord Chancellor of Ireland, shot 'Il Duce' as he walked among a crowd in Rome in 1926

Dublin Live

George Dockrell insists Ireland will be well prepared for crunch Scotland clash

Scotland stunned the West Indies in their opener, while Ireland were well beaten by Zimbabwe

The Independent UK

Tributes pour in for Robbie Keane's mother following her death

The Republic of Ireland legend announced his mother's passing on social media on Monday evening.

Irish Mirror

Ireland preparing for first space mission a Leo Varadkar signs off on 'major milestone' with 'untold opportunities'

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar confirmed yesterday he had signed a letter of understanding and legal documents that will allow the country to launch its first- space mission in the new year

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann pinpoint where rain will be worst with warning issued

The Rebel County is in the crosshairs

Irish Mirror

On this day in 2015: Scotland and Ireland suffer Rugby World Cup heartbreak

Scotland lost 35-34 to Australia in the quarter-finals while Ireland were beaten 43-20 by Argentina.

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Evictions ban will be time-limited and 'must avoid forcing landlords out of sector'

The Housing Minister said there is an 'acute' accommodation crisis in Ireland

Belfast Live

Armagh teen hoping to wow at Junior Eurovision with both harp and singing talent

"Usually a quiet child, Niamh transforms when she is singing and playing her harp"

Irish Mirror

New Irish Amazon fulfilment centre hiring for jobs in range of roles with incredible benefits

The Dublin centre, which opened in August, is Amazon’s first fulfilment centre in Ireland and will provide faster delivery for customers across the country, including one-day delivery on hundreds of thousands of items

Irish Mirror

Ireland now a nation of coffee lovers as over half of people have more than one a day

The new data, released by Currys in association with Sage, also shows that we're spending less and less on takeaway coffees, instead opting to make our own lattes and cappucinos in the comfort of the home.

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Almost four in 10 Irish women consider quitting over 'devastating' menopause symptoms

The data has prompted a menopause expert to warn that Irish firms face 'an exodus' of female employees

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann issue Status Yellow Rain warning for 8 counties as Ireland to be battered by torrential rain and flooding

The warning will take effect for these counties at 4am on Wednesday morning and remain in place until 10pm

Irish Mirror

Ireland's first satellite 'to open doors' for more space demonstrations

The satellite, known as the Educational Irish Research satellite 1 – or Eirsat-1 – will be launched from the ESA’s base in French Guiana between January 20 and February 20

Irish Mirror

Eviction ban plan will be time-limited, says Housing Minister

The three coalition leaders will discuss bringing in a moratorium on notices to terminate tenancies later

Irish Mirror

Minister Eamon Ryan calls for refugees in direct provision centres to pay rent

Speaking at Castletymon Library on Monday, the Minister said that around 4,000 asylum seekers had received full refugee status in Ireland

The Independent UK

Sunderland stress ‘zero tolerance’ on discrimination after James McClean abuse

The 33-year-old Republic of Ireland winger hit out in a social media post

Irish Mirror

DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson asks Taoiseach Micheal Martin to use influence to stop 'pro-IRA' chants

'We are asking the Irish government to use their influence in their jurisdiction to ensure that people desist from this kind of behaviour'

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