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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Ireland's jobs with surprisingly high salaries - from €54k lorry driving to €106k to manage supermarket

Some jobs that you may not consider as well earning opportunities in Ireland will come to surprise you

Irish Mirror

The attorney general’s office was worthy of respect. Suella the stooge disgraces it

Indulging the PM on the Northern Ireland protocol is to hold her own role in contempt

The Guardian - UK

Irish drivers to be hit with 'record high' petrol and diesel prices over the coming weeks

Fuel prices across Ireland are expected to rise to record highs, which will ultimately diminish the savings made under the Government’s recent cuts

Irish Mirror

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Sinn Féin leader says Boris Johnson using Northern Ireland as ‘pawn’ in games with EU

Mary Lou McDonald says Tories in ‘cahoots’ with DUP in threatening to tear up post-Brexit protocol

The Guardian - UK

PM ‘in cahoots’ with DUP on Stormont blocking tactics, Sinn Fein claims

The Prime Minister is due to travel to Belfast on Monday for talks with Northern Ireland’s political leaders amid the latest powersharing impasse.

The Independent UK

The Quiet Girl review – exquisite debut drama set in rural Ireland

A young girl sent to live with relatives for the summer blossoms in Colm Bairéad’s beguiling first feature

The Guardian - UK

Fears grow over mystery hepatitis strain that’s killed an Irish child as parents urged to know signs

Parents and guardians in Ireland are being urged to watch out for the signs and symptoms of hepatitis in children as the global outbreak continues to spread, with Ireland confirming more cases and a death

Irish Mirror

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Swedish TV commentator doesn't hold back with 'cheeky' comment about Ireland's Eurovision act Brooke Scullion

The Derry native got a great reaction from the audience in Turin, Italy, she failed to qualify and Ireland will miss out yet again on Saturday night's grand final

Dublin Live

Are Ireland in tonight’s Eurovision final? Full schedule, timings and running order for 2022 show

With hundred of millions of people set to tune in one of the world’s most-watched TV events, here’s all you need to know about how to watch it in Ireland

Irish Mirror

What time is Eurovision on tonight? Full list of finalists, schedule and running order for 2022 show

Ukraine are the favourites as the countdown begins, but they face stiff competition from the likes of the UK, Sweden, Italy and Spain who are all predicted to do well

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Hottest day of the year incoming but Met Eireann forecast nasty surprise

Met Eireann says the mild temperatures will be accompanied by sunny skies, light winds and very little rain all weekend - but it's not all good news as the weather is due to take a nasty turn from Monday

Irish Mirror

Eurovision winner Linda Martin would represent Ireland again

She is eager to sing with Johnny Logan on the international stage

Dublin Live

Eurovision 2022 is over for Ireland but the battle for second is on - with winner looking set in stone

Ireland have only progressed to final once in the last seven years

Irish Mirror

Johnson blames today’s Brexit woes on Brussels – that’s a load of old bull

The prime minister claims trouble in Northern Ireland is the EU’s fault. There’s an impolite word for that, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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Swimmers warned about two 'poor' Irish beaches ahead of scorching weekend

According to the latest Bathing Water in Ireland report just four of the country’s 148 designated swimming spots didn’t meet minimum standards in 2021.

Dublin Live

Dublin beach rated poor in water report due to sewage pollution

Only two beaches in Ireland were rated poor in the latest EPA bathing waters report

Irish Mirror

Roy Keane 'is everything I didn’t expect him to be' off-screen reveals Micah Richards

The affable ex England defender also shared a fascinating titbit of information about another Ireland legend...

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson at weekend retreat to decide on detonating his own Brexit deal

Boris Johnson could unveil legislation to override parts of the Brexit agreement he struck, tearing up the Northern Ireland Protocol which prevents a hard border with the Republic

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Eurovision 2022: Ireland contestant Brooke Scullion vows her singing career is not over

The Derry girl is set to launch an EP soon despite missing out on the finals of the Eurovision Song Contest in Italy

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin hints Ireland will extend Russian Ambassador's visa

There have been repeated calls on the Government to expel Yury Filatov as a result of Russia’s barbaric war in Ukraine

The National (Scotland)

Tories blame EU for Brexit mess as US tells UK to respect international law

JACOB Rees-Mogg has claimed the EU is trying to make the UK “feel bad” about Brexit – as Unionists in Northern Ireland refuse to engage in…

Irish Mirror

Ireland to play Ukraine in Polish city of Łódź

The game will be played at a new 18,000-capacity stadium

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: €100 Fuel Allowance lump sum to be paid within days

The Fuel Allowance is aimed at helping people with the cost of heating their homes during the winter months

Irish Mirror

Brooke Scullion speaks out in tearful video after being knocked out of Eurovision

In an emotional video to fans on her Instagram account, Brooke thanked those who voted for her and said she gave the performance her best

The Independent UK

Brexit: US delegation to visit UK as Northern Ireland crisis deepens

Growing signs of alarm in Washington at Boris Johnson’s apparent readiness to tear up deal

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