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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Social welfare Ireland: €100 Fuel Allowance bonus for households to be given in coming days

Around 400,000 households around the country are eligible

Dublin Live

Patrick McEleney expects Shamrock Rovers players to drive on if Stephen Bradley leaves

The Derry star, whose form has helped the club to the top of the Premier Division, recalls how Dundalk lost Stephen Kenny to the Ireland under-21 set-up in late 2018 only to win the League under Vinny Perth

Irish Mirror

Professor Luke O'Neill reveals 'exciting' universal Covid vaccine could be in use in Ireland this year

Test results on animals have been “remarkable” so they are now waiting to see if it has the same effect on humans

Irish Mirror

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Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast 19C heat and rain this weekend before Atlantic regime takes hold next week

The rain will be heavy in places with possible downpours, especially in the west and midlands

Irish Mirror

Phoenix Park hidden spot tells story of one of Ireland's most infamous murders

Thousands of joggers, walkers and cyclists pass it every day without realising it is there

Dublin Live

Marty Whelan excited about Ireland Eurovision hopeful Brooke Scullion's chances

The legendary commentator is gearing up to make the trip to Italy to cover RTE coverage of the competition next weekend

Dublin Live

Jack Chambers 'very concerned' with IABA as he laments loss of Bernard Dunne as HP Director

The Minister of State for Sport calls on Irish boxing body to get its act together and implement new governance plan overseen by Sport Ireland

Irish Mirror

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Ireland call-up gave Leinster's Ross Molony the 'kick' to go to another level as Tigers battle looms

The hugely experienced second row wasn't capped last summer but recognition has brought on his game

Irish Mirror

Friday essay: writing poems across oceans, cultures and emails – John Kinsella on creative collaboration

My maternal grandfather was an artist who was a sign-writer. On commission, and under the eye of the public, he painted the giant Queen Elizabeth for the 1954 ‘Royal Visit’ and the giant Captain Cook (with map of ‘New Holland’) for the 200th ‘celebrations’. These lines, read on their own,…

The Conversation

Frozen fish recalled due to unauthorised veterinary medicine found in batch

An alert about the recall was issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland

Dublin Live

Tipping point for Northern Ireland? Unionists brace for first-ever loss in assembly elections

Is it a sign that Northern Ireland is ready to overcome old divides, or of new troubles ahead? For the first time ever, Unionists could find themselves in the minority when ballots are counted in regional assembly elections. Under the Good Friday Agreement, the DUP would still share power with…

France 24

Met Eireann forecast predicts another heatwave but not before wet weather ahead of weekend

The State weather service predicts that, after Friday, temperatures will creep up to 18C for most of the weekend

Irish Mirror

Former Rochdale doorman branded Kinahan cartel 'enforcer' in US government sanctions against infamous Irish cartel

Johnny Morrissey, 62, now living in Spain, has been accused of facilitating international drug shipments from south America into Europe

Manchester Evening News

When will heatwave hit Ireland? Met Eireann gives exact date tropical plume will bring temperature spike

Temperatures are set to soar as high as 20C

Dublin Live

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Irish Mirror

Minister Jack Chambers backs Katie Taylor for Croke Park calls and pledges his support

Taylor's promoter Eddie Hearn admits there are obstacles to overcome in bid for the Bray sensation to box in Dublin

Dublin Live

One south Dublin neighbourhood revealed as most obsessed with avocados and it's no surprise

One neighbourhood in south Dublin is said to be most obsessed with avocados, according to Deliveroo

Daily Record

Lanarkshire musician hits high notes with album launch

Flautist Sarah Markey's new work, named in honour of her grandmother, has tracks inspired by Scotland, Ireland and Spain.

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann forecast thunder despite unseasonable warmth as Ireland set for remarkable weather

Met Eireann has forecast heavy and thundery rain on top of above-average temperatures for Friday

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The Independent UK

Memorable quotes from the Stormont election campaign

Northern Ireland’s party leaders have had plenty to say during the run-up to the Assembly poll.

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland Assembly election campaign failed to spark into life

Ninety MLAs will be elected to Stormont in the election.

The Independent UK

Key issues in the Northern Ireland election campaign

The NI Protocol, the potential for a border poll and the cost-of-living crisis have all been raised repeatedly by political parties.

Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin 'plans to hand over power as cancer rumours grow' after Russia nuclear Ireland threat

Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent public appearances - as his troops continue his barbaric invasion of Ukraine - show him looking shaky and puffy-faced

Irish Mirror

Daniel Kinahan's dramatic rise and fall in boxing laid bare in new podcast

Boxing is Ireland's most successful international sport, but it has been hollowed out by gangland murder and intrigue.

Irish Mirror

Passengers terrified as plane makes U-turn over Ireland due to untrained pilot

A Virgin Atlantic flight had to U-turn over Ireland on its way to New York after it was discovered that the co-pilot was still in training, leaving passengers both terrified and furious

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Met Eireann predicts 'thunderstorm' conditons alongside 18C heat before big change

Friday will feature a wet start to the day as rain - which will be heavy in places - arrives with some thundery downpours possible

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