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Shock report shows true extent of Ireland's rise in cost of living

The data was published today and showed price levels here were 140% of the EU average

Irish Mirror

Hollywood star Bill Murray makes surprise appearance in Limerick pub before bursting into song

Bill has been popping up around Ireland over the past few days

Irish Mirror

Am I due my next Covid vaccine? The latest timeline as urgent Covid warning issued in Ireland

"We don’t know what advice we will get in the future. It is possible it will change"

Irish Mirror

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Legendary trad guitarist Dennis Cahill dies aged 68

Cahill is well-known for his long-time musical partnership with Martin Hayes and was a founding member of the supergroup The Gloaming

Irish Mirror

Ciara Kelly says Irish people feel 'entitled' to houses that are too big and are partly responsible for housing crisis

"We can't bear the thought of not being entitled to the four-bed semi-d or indeed the large bungalow on an acre plot somewhere."

Irish Mirror

Derelict homes for sale in Ireland right now costing €30,000 or less

Many people see these homes as a project to fix-up, while others would rather see them demolished.

Irish Mirror

Crawford ready to prove Euro play-off rivals wrong

Ireland Under-21 boss Jim Crawford was in Nyon for Tuesday's draw and overheard some less-than-complimentary comments about his side.

Irish Mirror

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Ireland could become 'semi-detached from EU single market' if UK Protocol Bill passes

A former Irish taoiseach has set out his concerns around Boris Johnson's UK Protocol Bill and the implications for the Republic of Ireland

The National (Scotland)

Partnership not provocation needed for NI Protocol negotiations, warns Coveney

The Ireland foreign minister was addressing the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.

The Independent UK

Ireland could be ‘semi-detached’ from single market over Protocol Bill, warns Ahern

Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern was speaking to the Institute of International and European Affairs.

The Independent UK

Exact date Ireland’s mini-heatwave to come to soaking end as Met Eireann forecast big weather change

Wednesday is due to start off dull before improving in the afternoon as sunny spells break through, while Thursday’s set to be similar with dry and bright spells forecast for the afternoon

Irish Mirror

'Best rugby try of the year' watched by 11million people after perfect kick-off

Mack Hansen's sensational effort for Ireland has done crazy numbers

Wales Online

Ireland in 'ongoing contact' with France over military exercise in Atlantic

The Department of Foreign Affairs said it is in contact with the French authorities in relation to a missile or rocket-firing exercise planned for this week

Irish Mirror

‘Varsity Blues’ moms, dads jet-setting again – except one who once claimed ‘cardiac’ shock

BOSTON — “Varsity Blues” moms and dads are back to their jet-setting ways hobnobbing in Fiji, Ireland, England, Scotland, Turkey and Germany.

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Irish Mirror

New research shows that most people in Ireland back ban on advertising unhealthy food

The move would come as a bid to tackle increasing rates of obesity and overweight.

The Conversation

Love Island – what the show can teach young people about commitment

It’s summer in the UK, which means that millions of viewers are piling onto their sofas every night to watch how the gaggle of “hot young tings” from the four corners of the UK (and Ireland) are getting on – or who they’re getting with…

Dublin Live

Fuel rationing 'could be a reality' very soon, warns EU Commissioner

Fuel rationing happened in Ireland in the 1970s and it caused chaos at the pumps

Irish Mirror

Fuel rationing in Ireland 'could be a reality' in autumn, EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness

The last time this happened in Ireland was in the 1970s and it caused chaos at the pumps

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Belfast Live

Euro 2022: Northern Ireland release official song for first-ever finals

‘Girl Got Game’ has been described as a "feel-good, infectious two-minute pop track"

Daily Mirror

Dead couple may have lay in house for a YEAR as neighbours thought they'd moved

Police in Ireland believe that the man and woman might have lay dead in their home, in South Tipperary, for more than a year after their deaths which remain unexplained

Irish Mirror

Covid Ireland: Under 65s may have to get another booster vaccine

He said there has been a low uptake in both groups.

The Times of India

95% of cricket playing nations need Central Government support, important to have the sport in multi-discipline events: Saba Karim

As one Team India squad prepares itself to take on Ireland in a 2 match T20I series in Dublin this month, another is in England getting ready for the rescheduled fifth Test and a limited overs series after that. TOI has learnt that many members of the T20I squad that…

Irish Mirror

Minister Stephen Donnelly sounds Covid alarm as 'figures are quite stark' in Ireland

The minister urged those who are over 65 and are yet to receive their second booster jab to do so

Reuters

French minister calls British plans to ditch parts of NI protocol "worrying"

France's Europe minister Clement Beaune said on Tuesday the United Kingdom should respect its Brexit agreement with the European Union and described as worrying initiatives by London to ditch parts of the Northern Ireland protocol.

The Guardian - UK

MP whose murder sparked Irish civil war to get Commons plaque

Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson was assassinated by IRA gunmen 100 years ago and then all but forgotten

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