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Andy Goram denies links to Loyalist paramilitaries and hatred of Catholics

Goram regularly visited over 100 Rangers supporters’ clubs in the north of Ireland

Irish Mirror

Islamic State: how western European states are failing to protect 28,000 children born to foreign fighters

The Irish national and former soldier, Lisa Smith, has been found guilty by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin, of joining Islamic State (IS). Smith left Dundalk in 2015, bound for Syria. On her return to Ireland in 2019 she was charged with membership of an unlawful terrorist group and…

The Conversation

Common genetic condition you may never have heard of - but could be damaging your organs

This is Ireland's most common genetic condition also known as the 'Celtic gene'

Dublin Live

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Two more cases of monkeypox recorded in Ireland as WHO issue warning to festivalgoers

The Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) has said that Public Health is following up with close contacts in each case

Irish Mirror

Monkeypox cases in Ireland double days after first case confirmed

The first case of Monkeypox in the Republic of Ireland was confirmed last Tuesday, May 28

Dublin Live

Séan O'Brien returning to Leinster as contact skills coach to replace Munster-bound Denis Leamy

The two former Ireland back row warriors are on the move, with Leamy returning to his native Munster as defence coach while O'Brien is heading home to Leinster after finishing playing career with London Irish

Irish Mirror

Jim Beglin 'still angry' over Champions League final as he posts 'f*** off' message

The former Republic of Ireland and Liverpool defender has been vocal about his experiences at last weekend's Champions League final in Paris

Irish Mirror

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KBC writes to customers giving them six months to close accounts

The bank has 130,000 current accounts that are active or have a balance in Ireland

Dublin Live

Republic of Ireland not ‘fixated on speed’, Stephen Kenny insists

Flying forwards Michael Obafemi, Festy Ebosele and CJ Hamilton could all come into consideration for this month’s Nations League fixtures

The Independent UK

Drone captures 'magical' mystery mansion hidden in forest that burned down 100 years ago

A drone snapped a photo of the remains of Moore Hall, a mansion in Carnacon, County Mayo, Ireland, that was burned down nearly 100 years ago during the Irish Civil War

Daily Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann warn of flooding before major turn around as temperatures climb to 21C for glorious bank holiday weekend

Met Eireann has predicted temperatures to be relatively high throughout the week before an upsurge reaching a possible 21 degrees on Monday

Irish Mirror

Almost one in three Irish people believe Government exaggerated Covid-19 deaths

The feeling that government is not honest and truthful was shared by 48% of Irish people

Irish Mirror

Stars align for Kim Garth in WBBL

Ireland international and reigning Melbourne Stars player of the season Kim Garth has re-signed with the WBBL club for a further three seasons.

AAP

Enda Stevens says players are 'fearing for their lives' after recent crowd violence

The Ireland international says players are concerned after recent fan violence.

Irish Mirror

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Ireland's housing crisis 'one of the longest and most severe the country has seen'

Peter McVerry, who has worked in homelessness services for over 40 years, said he has 'never been more despaired or depressed' about the state of Ireland's housing

Irish Mirror

Justice Minister Helen McEntee speaks out as Cabinet approves emergency law to counter Graham Dwyer's European court win

In April, murderer Dwyer won a landmark case at the European Court of Justice which ruled that Ireland’s system of retaining and accessing mobile phone metadata breaches EU law

Irish Mirror

Jack Chambers slams FIG over Commonwealth Games ban for Rhys McClenaghan

The Minister for Sport says the Irish Government are unhappy with the decision not to allow three Northern Ireland gymnasts compete in Birmingham and wants a change of heart in the spirit of the Good Friday Agreement

The Independent 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

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Keith Earls ready to fight for fourth World Cup finals place after signing new IRFU deal

The Limerick flyer will be 36 at France 2023 but is hungry to get there as he backs the ambition of Andy Farrell's squad

Belfast Live

Shane Duffy not holding back as he looks to earn Republic of Ireland starting slot

Duffy hasn’t played a competitive game since Ireland’s 2-2 friendly draw with Belgium at Aviva Stadium in March

Dublin Live

Ireland’s most battered bridge sees lorry split in half in latest incident

The Shanty Bridge on the Blakestown Road in Mulhuddart is notorious for its low-hanging overpass

Irish Mirror

Enda Stevens feared for his Ireland place after injury setbacks

The Sheffield United wing-back is back and ready for action ahead of Saturday's clash with Armenia

Belfast Live

Belfast airports offer advice for people travelling during Jubilee bank holiday weekend

It comes as airports across the UK and Ireland have been experiencing delays

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann says bank holiday weekend weather warnings may be needed in foreboding Ireland forecast

Met Eireann said that while weather warnings are possible this week, there remains some 'uncertainty in the details' about conditions for the 2022 June bank holiday weekend

The Independent UK

Commonwealth Games 2022: Banning Northern Irish gymnasts ‘contravenes Good Friday Agreement’

Politicians of the Northern Ireland Assembly have united behind demands for the trio of athletes who have previously represented Ireland to be allowed to compete at the Commonwealths in July

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