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2022 T20 World Cup: How the mighty have fallen - The big upsets so far

NEW DELHI: The ongoing ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022 is less than two weeks old but has so far sprung quite a number of surprising results, with the latest upset victim being 2009 champions Pakistan. The World No. 4 Asian giants suffered a heartbreaking one-run defeat to 11th ranked…

The Times of India

‘Music is our way of coping with life’: the Mary Wallopers on bringing booze, sex and politics back to folk

On a pub crawl in County Louth the generation-bridging band, who made a name for themselves during lockdown, speak truth to power and join in a few sessions with their fellow barroom bards

The Guardian - UK

Irish clerics say Pope is 'absolutely right' that priests and nuns watch porn which is a 'social evil' in Ireland

Pope Francis warned seminarians at the Vatican in Rome on Monday that porn is a temptation which 'weakens the priestly heart'

Irish Mirror

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Ireland unable to push on from shock England win as rain hits Afghanistan clash

The showers refused to relent in Melbourne, with both sides claiming a point from the result

The Independent UK

Afghanistan vs Ireland match washed out at T20 World Cup

MELBOURNE: Afghanistan's match against Ireland in the T20 World Cup was abandoned without a ball being bowled due to incessant rain at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday.

The Times of India

Afghan-Ireland T20 game ruined by rain

The Group 1 Twenty20 World Cup match between Afghanistan and Ireland at the MCG has been called off because of rain without any play.

AAP

Northern Ireland faces new election to break Brexit impasse

Northern Ireland is set for a second election this year after the biggest unionist party again prevented the region’s government from forming, amid a row over post-Brexit trade rules that has major implications for the United Kingdom.

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Northern Ireland set for Assembly election as deadline passes

NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris is expected to call the election on Friday.

The Independent UK

Nearly 200 Ukrainian refugees on average arriving in Ireland every day

The number of people currently in state-provided accommodation is 42,070.

Irish Mirror

The Irish tax benefits everyone in Ireland is entitled to which could save you money

'The amount of people who don't know they can do it is shocking'

Irish Mirror

Joint authority ‘not being considered’ for Northern Ireland, says UK government

Irish premier Micheal Martin has said there could not be a return to direct rule from Westminster.

The Independent UK

Katie Taylor pays tribute to Ireland's World Cup bound heroes in touching tribute

The Bray boxer will headline her Wembley fight on Saturday evening.

Irish Mirror

National Lottery winner's "legs went weak" when she found out about €8.9 million winnings

Ireland’s two newest millionaires were from Co. Meath and Co. Wexford and both secured life-changing sums of money in recent weeks

Irish Mirror

Stormont fails to elect new speaker as Northern Ireland election looms

December 15 is the most likely polling date

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The Independent UK

Leaders must find ‘practical, workable’ solution for Northern Ireland – Mitchell

Senator George Mitchell, one of the architects of the Good Friday Agreement, appeared before an Irish parliamentary committee on Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Ben Stokes "under the pump" after England's T20 World Cup loss to Ireland

Ben Stokes' spot in England's T20 World Cup side has been questioned by Mark Butcher following some lacklustre performances with the bat

Irish Mirror

Thunder Down Under doesn't stop Ireland cricketers celebrating victory over England

Irish cricket stars Lorcan Tucker and captain Andrew Balbirnie's fathers have been watching on as the side make their mark in a rain-affected T20 World Cup

The Conversation

Curious Kids: what is snail slime – and why is it shiny?

Why are snails’ trails shiny? – Liliana, aged eight, Dublin, Ireland

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Irish Mirror

GAA among 18 community organisations getting share of €5m funding for climate projects across Ireland

The Gaelic Athletic Association will use its share to develop a ‘Green Club’ programme to implement sustainability and climate actions and train leaders to coordinate it

Irish Mirror

Ireland youngster Joe Hodge set for more Premier League minutes ahead of November internationals

Stephen Kenny could be handed a big selection headache ahead of his latest squad selection, with one young midfield option impressing in the Premier League.

Irish Mirror

David Nucifora sees finish line as IRFU performance guru says Ireland pecking order has changed

The Australian launched a robust defence of the Emerging Ireland tour and revealed that 29 of 37 pro contracts offered to Ireland women's internationals have been accepted, with eight rejected

The Guardian - UK

Matthew Mott wants England to have attacking mindset against Australia

Coach Matthew Mott has said England ‘don’t have the luxury of losing’ Friday’s crucial T20 World Cup group game against Australia

Daily Mirror

Ireland laugh off "gamesmanship" claims after historic England T20 World Cup win

Ireland beat England by five runs in a shock upset at the T20 World Cup and captain Andrew Balbirnie has rejected claims of "gamesmanship"

Irish Mirror

Everything you need to know about RTÉ's Toy Show The Musical - from Bridgerton stars to storyline - as bosses tease it to 'blow minds'

The brand-new Irish musical is based on the annual RTE show

The Guardian - UK

Why is Northern Ireland facing another Stormont election?

DUP boycotted power-sharing executive over post-Brexit Irish Sea border and if not revived by midnight election must be called

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