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Young girls on sleepover save family from devastating fire in Irish town as community rallies to raise €55,000

The girls were awake chatting when they heard a noise outside

Irish Mirror

President reiterates condemnation of Ukraine war after row over wife’s letter

Sabina Higgins wrote to the Irish Times last week to criticise one of the newspaper’s editorials on the conflict.

The Independent UK

President Michael D Higgins called to back Ukraine after wife Sabina's letter in Irish Times

Mrs Higgins’ letter, which was published in the Irish Times, was posted on the President’s website diary section but later removed.

Irish Mirror

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Where the Crawdad’s Sing on Netflix: What the critics had to say about Daisy Edgar Jones movie

‘It feels particularly farcical in the face of how the film’s sole Black characters are treated,’ Clarisse Loughrey wrote

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson has vandalised the political architecture of Britain, Ireland and Europe

His political career has consisted of chucking rocks over the walls of the neighbours. The damage will last for years, says Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

Amy Huberman pays tribute to late dad Harold one month after his death

Harold Huberman passed away days after his 84th birthday

Irish Mirror

Today's rugby news as Phil Bennett remembrance service details announced with public asked to wear rugby jerseys

Here are the rugby headlines for Saturday June 18

Wales Online

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Britain’s attack on its own protocol is one more exercise in Brexit gaslighting

Ministers are portraying themselves as victims of a deal they created, says Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

‘There’s no quick fix’: Brexit could spark potato shortage in Ireland, experts warn

‘It will be a big issue unless something is done with the seed industry,’ grower warns

The Independent UK

U2's Bono and the Edge held a concert in a Kyiv subway station in support of Ukraine

The musicians said they were performing in Kyiv at the invitation of Ukraine's president. They played acoustic versions of U2 hits and also shared the "stage" with the Ukrainian band Antytila.

WEKU

Sinn Féin’s victory won’t bring a united Ireland right away – but it’s getting closer

Brexit is helping to deliver the sense of an ending for Northern Ireland as we know it, says the Irish Times columnist Fintan O’Toole

The Guardian - UK

U2 members perform at Kyiv subway station turned bomb shelter

Members of U2 performed a surprise show in Ukraine on Sunday, playing in a Kyiv subway station that has been used as a bomb shelter during Russia’s invasion.

Tribune News Service

Passenger describes moment of being told his Dublin Airport bound flight was making emergency landing in sea

“Ladies and gentlemen, this is an emergency. Please prepare for a ditched landing”

Dublin Live

Aer Lingus passenger describes moment of being told his flight was making emergency landing in sea

“Ladies and gentlemen, this is an emergency. Please prepare for a ditched landing”

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Eamon Ryan advises shorter showers and not filling kettle as ways to save on energy bills

A public awareness campaign to help the public with reducing energy use is to be launched in the coming months

Birmingham Post

Leicester City CEO Susan Whelan opens up in rare interview about her love of the club

'We built it up slowly because we never wanted to be subject to terrible crises if there was a change in our league position'

Irish Mirror

Sonia O’Sullivan weighs in on transgender athlete debate sparking a huge reaction on Twitter

Sonia, who is one of Ireland’s best known Olympians, argued in her Irish Times column that transgender athletes who have been born male should not be allowed to compete in women’s events

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There's six billiion people in the world, so overall we're actually a very loving bunch

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