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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Bellator 285 adds Albrektsson vs. Moore, Poclit vs. Schiro to Dublin lineup

The lineup for Bellator's return to Ireland this fall continues to grow with the addition of two more fights.

USA Today Sports Media Group

All-Ireland football semi-finals at Croke Park: How to get there and everything to know

It will be another busy weekend at Croke Park with the All-Ireland Football Senior Championship Semi Finals

Dublin Live

Skin cancer warning signs to look out for as sun hits Ireland

Each year approximately 160 people die from melanoma in Ireland

Dublin Live

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The Irish political scandals that led to high-profile resignations as Boris Johnson steps down in UK

While the final report did not accuse Ahern of corruption, it stated that “much of the explanations provided by Ahern, as to the source of the substantial funds available to him, were deemed by the Tribunal to be 'untrue.'"

Irish Mirror

Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy tackle Ballybunion in preparation for British Open at St. Andrews

Ballybunion's Old Course sits at No. 7 on Golfweek's list of classic courses in Great Britain & Ireland.

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Tonight's rugby news as Dan Biggar disagrees with Edwards and World Rugby issue statement amid Sexton furore

The latest rugby news stories from Wales and beyond ahead of this weekend's action

Wales Online

Johnson exit greeted by Dublin and Brussels as reason for hope

Ireland urges change of tack on Northern Ireland protocol, and EU’s Michel Barnier calls for ‘more constructive’ relations

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Johnson resignation offers ‘opportunity to reset’ Anglo-Irish relations – Martin

One Irish parliamentarian claimed Boris Johnson had overseen ‘the lowest ebb’ in Anglo-Irish relations since the Good Friday Agreement.

The Independent UK

From Dublin to Leitrim - Stunning houses for sale for under €200,000 around Ireland right now

One or two need some TLC before becoming forever homes, but some are in walk-in condition.

Irish Mirror

'We had a pint in Ireland's highest garden - and it was delightful'

The immersive experience saw seven floors of botanic installations, live music performances, art exhibitions and more

Dublin Live

Sore throat, cough and sniffles among symptoms that mean you should stay at home amid Ireland's latest Covid surge

People have been advised that if they are displaying signs of Covid, even mild ones, they should self-isolate until 48 hours after their symptoms are mostly or fully gone and wear a face mask if they have to be around other people

Irish Mirror

New €400m Government scheme to support First-Time Buyers opens today

First Home was set up to make it easier for First-Time Buyers to afford a new build home as part of the Government’s Housing for All strategy

Irish Mirror

Irish PM sees opportunity to reset partnership with UK

Ireland and Britain now have an opportunity to repair relations that have been strained in recent times by Brexit, Prime Minister Micheal Martin said after the resignation of his British counterpart Boris Johnson on Thursday.

Reuters

Restaurant says customer is no longer welcome after making 'too many complaints'

The disgruntled customer went back to eat at the Golden Elephant in Ireland despite complaining on previous visits and said the food was so full of salt it was inedible

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Derry City's hilarious reply to Riga FC after Latvian side had used Union Jack in friendly tweet

The Candystripes had a brilliant response to the Latvian outfit's 'Trip to Northern Ireland' tweet

The Guardian - UK

Ireland selection of Sexton deemed a ‘failing’ of concussion protocols

Progressive Rugby, the lobby group for improved treatment of brain injuries in the sport, has condemned the selection of Johnny Sexton for Ireland’s second Test against New Zealand

Irish Mirror

Immunology expert gives update on future of Covid in Ireland saying mass vaccine boosting 'not practical'

Taoiseach Micheal Martin has refused to rule out the need for further measures over the Autumn and Winter months but has said current public health advice indicates that things will remain the same for now

Irish Mirror

IABA chiefs urge boxing family to embrace change in Sunday's EGM following Jack Chambers summit

Boxing bosses met with the Minister for Sport last night as the deeply divided membership faces voting for root and change reform

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The Independent UK

Johnny Sexton’s Ireland selection raises concern with safety campaigners

The fly-half has been cleared to play after failing an on-pitch assessment in the first Test.

Irish Mirror

Dublin's Sunday Social LGBTQ+ disco night closed down after 14 years over licensing issues

The news was met with dismay and frustration on social media, with many people complaining about the current state of nightlife in Dublin and Ireland’s restrictive licensing laws.

The Independent UK

Ireland coach Andy Farrell resists overhaul for second New Zealand Test

Farrell has only made one change to the starting line-up that lost the first Test 42-19 last weekend

Irish Mirror

Ireland's 'best beach' agreed on by reviewers as Met Eireann forecast warm weekend weather

A trawl of Ireland’s top-rate beaches on Google Maps has found that one in Co Mayo has come out as the best in the country, with thousands of users awarding it five stars for its 'breathtaking' beauty

Irish Mirror

One change in Ireland team to face New Zealand as Andy Farrell largely stays the course

Mack Hansen for Keith Earls is the only change despite last week's 42-19 defeat at Eden Park

Asharq Al-Awsat

Russia Proposes 6-Month Cross-Border Aid Renewal for Syria

As the UN Security Council prepares to vote Thursday on humanitarian aid deliveries to opposition-held northwest Syria from Turkey, Russia agreed to continue such deliveries but only for six months — not a year, as many UN Security Council members, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and more than 30 nongovernmental groups want.…

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann pinpoints areas to see 24C summer heat as expert says ‘great looking weekend’ ahead

The run-up to the weekend will remains mostly dry with a good deal of sunny spells and just a few isolated showers

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