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Tributes paid to Northern Ireland football fan after sudden death

'Everyone within the club is currently shocked at the loss of a top fella'

Irish Mirror

James Nesbitt to give keynote speech at high-profile Irish unification rally

POLITICAL leaders and high-profile actors will be among those addressing a rally on Irish unification in Dublin on Saturday.

The National (Scotland)

Eamon Ryan warns that energy crisis in Ireland could last for another two years

The Energy Minister was speaking from Brussels where he was meeting colleagues to discuss a pan-European response to the issue

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James Nesbitt to lead Irish unification rally in Dublin as thousands expected at event

Actors and political leaders will be at the event set to take place at the 3Arena this afternoon.

Dublin Live

Political leaders and actors among those set to take part in Irish unity rally

Cold Feet star Jimmy Nesbitt will deliver the keynote address at the Ireland’s Future event in Dublin.

The Independent UK

Brian O'Driscoll tells Late Late Show of photo album moment that had him back in the gym

The Ireland and Leinster legend retired in 2014 as one of the greatest players to ever play the game

Irish Mirror

The Booker Prize 2022 shortlist: a reading guide

A blistering critique of White America, a devastating novella set in Ireland, and a Zimbabwean Animal Farm for the 21st century are among the novels vying for the prestigious literary award.

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A brand-new series of intimate evening gigs are coming to Dublin for just €5

Éiru will be Dublin’s newest female and non-binary musician showcase

Irish Mirror

Inside Ireland AM star Tommy Bowe's family life from model wife to kids he adores

Tommy has spoken in the past about the difficulty he found immediately after his retirement, noting that his family were huge for him in the weeks and months after he hung up his boots

Irish Mirror

Homeless figures hit record high with over 10,805 in emergency accommodation

The Simon Communities of Ireland said more supports are needed to help families as living costs continue to rise. They called on the government to address the "shocking" figures immediately.

Irish Mirror

Aslan 'shocked and saddened' over death of Coolio after late star revealed plans of collaboration on new 'banger'

The late rapper, real name Artis Levon Ivey Jr, previously shared that he was planning to come to Ireland to work on a collaboration with Christy Dignam and the band

Irish Mirror

Sile Seoige says life has been 'mental' since ditching city for roots in west of Ireland

Exclusive: The presenter also spoke about bringing her podcast to the stage and why she didn't go for Dancing with the Stars

Irish Mirror

Irish homeowners given warning as hundreds of thousands could get inflated bills

It is the third time Electric Ireland has increased its prices in five months.

Irish Mirror

Ireland AM presenter Tommy Bowe shares circus-like upside down workout

So much for letting yourself go in retirement...

Irish Mirror

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Dublin Live

Solicitors call for increased personal injury awards due to cost of living crisis

A solicitor argued on Newstalk that Ireland does not benefit from compensation culture

The National (Scotland)

Arsenal issue Kieran Tierney injury update as Mikel Arteta thanks Scotland for handling of defenderArsenal manager Mikel Arteta has praised Scotland for the way Kieran Tierney’s latest injury set-back was handled. The defender was forced off in the first half of last Saturday’s 2-1 UEFA Nations League win over the Republic of Ireland with a head knock. National team boss Steve Clarke later said the Gunners player was taken off as a precaution, and Tierney subsequently returned to his club for treatment instead of travelling to Poland for Tuesday’s goal-less draw with Ukraine. The former Celtic left-back is expected to be involved in the squad for today’s lunch-time derby clash with Tottenham and Arteta was pleased with how Scotland kept Arsenal in the loop over Tierney’s welfare. He said: “What we all want is the best for the player, protect the welfare of the player, have him playing with the right mind set, have the player ready physically to play for their country, to play for their club. “The best way to do it is if there is communication and it’s honest and transparent and with Scotland that’s the case for sure.”

MIKEL ARTETA has hailed Scotland's handling of Kieran Tierney after the defender picked up an injury on international duty.

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann 'can't rule out warnings' as long range forecast has bad news for Ireland

Today's Atlantic front looks set to clear the way for a pleasant weekend

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland family open comic book store in Comber to provide a safe space for young people to have fun

The store, 'We Sell Heroes' will open on Saturday

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Is Snapchat down in Ireland? Thousands of users faced with loading issues

In Ireland, reports of the app being down peaked at 8am

Irish Mirror

Craig Casey among five Munster players to sign new contracts

Casey and two other Ireland internationals, Mike Haley and Shane Daly, are among the quintet to pen deals

Irish Mirror

Most Irish electricity bills to jump by €40 a month tomorrow with homeowners hit with warning

It is the third time Electric Ireland has increased its prices in five months.

Birmingham Post

Three Northern Ireland companies named as new entrants on best managed list

Larne's Kilwaughter Minerals, Clarke from Ballymena; and Newry-headquartered Re-Gen Waste named on Deloitte listing

Irish Mirror

Vera Pauw names Republic of Ireland squad for World Cup play-off versus Scotland or Austria

The women's team will face either Scotland or Austria on Tuesday October 11

The Guardian - US

God’s Creatures is a film on why rapists are protected. Its makers are asking why distributors won’t pick it up

Paul Mescal and Emily Watson on why they made a film about an Irish fishing village, and what it has to say about sex and control in America

Irish Mirror

The five social welfare payments set for €500 boost and how you could qualify for them under new rules

These people may not know they are missing out on supports

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