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Scotland suffer World Cup heartbreak in front of record Hampden crowd as 'incredible' chance missed

The nation was hoping to celebrate another fine night at Hampden but Republic of Ireland created their own history in Mount Florida at the expense of a gutted Scotland.

Glasgow Live

Scotland women blow 2023 World Cup chance as Ireland qualify for Australia and New Zealand

It was a night to forget for the Scots as Amber Barrett's winner ensured Pedro Martinez Losa's side failed to qualify for successive World Cups.

Daily Record

Republic of Ireland earn Women’s World Cup place with win over Scotland

Amber Barrett struck on the counter shortly after coming on as a substitute

The Independent UK

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Heartbreak for Scotland as Irish crush World Cup dreams

SCOTLAND’S dream of a second successive World Cup ended on a night of high drama at Hampden. Instead it is the Republic of Ireland who, along with…

The National (Scotland)

Amber Barrett's winning goal sends Ireland to the World Cup finals

The super-sub's late strike secures Ireland a place at next years tournament

Irish Mirror

Andy Reid slams Jason McAteer for 'very strange' Brian Kerr comments

Reid didn't take too kindly to his former teammate's comments

Irish Mirror

Vera Pauw names side for Ireland WNT's crucial World Cup play-off with Scotland

The team for tonight's game has been named.

Irish Mirror

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Arts and Human Rights festival set to take place this Friday

The Dublin Arts and Human Rights Festival will open from October 14 until October 23

Irish Mirror

Ireland and Scotland to wear black armbands in World Cup play-off to honour Creeslough victims

Ten people were killed and eight hospitalised with injuries caused by the horrific explosion in Donegal last Friday

Irish Mirror

Martin: Words cannot convey the fathomless grief over Creeslough blast

The Taoiseach led expressions of sympathy in the Irish parliament to the 10 victims of the tragedy in Co Donegal.

The Independent UK

Met Eireann pinpoint areas to be battered with torrential rain as 'low pressure system' arrives in Ireland

Met Eireann has forecast much of October to see higher than average amounts of rainfall as heavy showers spread across the country

Irish Mirror

Youngest victim of Creeslough explosion was found with her daddy's arms around her

Little Shauna Flanagan Garwe, five, and her father Robert Garwe, 50, lost their lives in the blast at the Applegreen filling station in Donegal

Irish Mirror

Limerick didn't shy away from three-in-a-row prospect - Sean Finn

Their victory over Kilkenny in July’s All-Ireland final was just the eighth time ever that the treble had been achieved, with Limerick the first county outside of the traditional ‘big three’ to do it.

Irish Mirror

Social welfare Ireland: Exact dates bonus lump sums will be paid - with the first due next week

A double payment will be made to social welfare recipients next week from October 17

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Conor McGregor offered shot at world boxing title on Irish soil

McGregor is 0-1 as a professional boxer after his loss to Floyd Mayweather in 2017, but has insisted that he would like to fight for a world title in the ring

Irish Mirror

Motorists to notice 'increased presence' of checkpoints as road death toll spirals

A total of 118 people have lost their lives on Irish roads this year so far

Irish Mirror

Revolut abandoning plan to make Dublin a hub for its Western Europe market

Revolut currently serves its Irish customers using its new European full banking licence.

Irish Mirror

Surprising 'salary' of stay at home parent in Ireland revealed in new study

In Ireland, there are approximately 349,500 people who are stay-at-home parents

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Troy Parrott out of action until after Christmas after suffering injury

The Ireland striker appeared to damage his hamstring while celebrating his first goal for Preston in the Championship last weekend

Asharq Al-Awsat

Celtic Fined for Anti-monarchy Fan Sign in Champions League

Scottish champion Celtic was fined 15,000 euros ($14,600) because fans displayed an anti-monarchy banner at a Champions League game days after the death of Queen Elizabeth, UEFA said Tuesday. A slogan with an expletive about the British crown was shown in Warsaw during Celtic’s 1-1 draw with Ukrainian club Shakhtar…

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Stephen Donnelly gives grim winter restrictions update as cases rise ‘significantly’

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly was speaking as he brought a memo to the Government outlining what steps will be taken if there’s another Covid wave this winter. He said he brought the memo to Cabinet with advice from Chief Medical Officer Professor Breda Smyth.

Irish Mirror

Underdog tag doesn't bother Vera Pauw ahead of Scotland v Ireland

Scotland have been installed by bookies as strong favourites ahead of Tuesday night's World Cup play-off at Hampden Park.

Irish Mirror

Private security firm brought in to try and protect Ireland's undersea data cables over Russia attack fears

Defence Minister Simon Coveney confirmed Eirgrid was using a private company to provide surveillance and monitoring capability

Irish Mirror

Clocks change Ireland 2022: Exact date people to get extra hour in bed in October

A clock change is on the way for Ireland, with people set to get an extra hour in bed this month. All EU member states go back at this time, and go forward again on the last Sunday of March.

Irish Mirror

Ireland must declare Russia a terrorist state, says Fine Gael TD

'We can no longer ignore the realities of this situation – Vladimir Putin is leading a terrorist regime in Russia and the international community must recognise it as such'

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