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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Covid-19 Ireland: Urgent safety notice issued for antigen tests sold in Lidl and Dunnes Store

More than 1,350 reports of false-positive test results had been reported to the HPRA

Dublin Live

Covid-19 Ireland: Further 11,683 cases reported with 93 in ICU

There are 979 people in hospital

Dublin Live

Which Covid restrictions could be lifted in Ireland this month? Biggest hint yet that these rules are gone

NPHET will hold crunch talks on Thursday after which recommendations are likely to be made to the Minister of Health

Irish Mirror

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Covid Ireland: 11,683 new cases confirmed as Stephen Donnelly shares positive restrictions update

The Department of Health says there are now 979 people in hospital, of which 93 are in ICU

Irish Mirror

Ashling Murphy’s killing has shocked Ireland – but will it change a culture of misogyny?

The attack on the 23-year-old teacher has been described as ‘random’ – but it’s forcing a collective reckoning with violence that is anything but, says journalist Caelainn Hogan

The Guardian - UK

Rugby evening headlines as Wales star faces ban within 48 hours of Six Nations call-up

The latest rugby news stories today as Wales and England name their Six Nations squads

Wales Online

Wayne Pivac hails Wales’ Six Nations captain Dan Biggar’s ‘wealth of experience’

Wales begin their Six Nations title defence against Ireland in Dublin

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Ireland Six Nations squad: When is Andy Farrell naming his side?

England and Wales named their squads on Tuesday

Irish Mirror

Wayne Pivac Q&A: 'Destructive' new youngster has huge future and why I left out Owen Lane

Wales boss Wayne Pivac named his squad for the 2022 Six Nations, which included three uncapped players

Wales Online

Ireland has the wind and seas to become an offshore superpower

The Irish government signed up to the recent Glasgow Climate Pact and used the summit to announce a raft of ambitious goals, including the development of 5 gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind energy up to 2030. That would more than double the country’s current onshore and offshore wind power capacity.

The Conversation

Ulster confirm Jacob Stockdale is set to miss rest of the season after ankle surgery

Ireland winger underwent operation on Monday and is "not expected to play again" this campaign

Belfast Live

Ashling Murphy: Irish police arrest man on suspicion of murder

Primary school teacher, 23, found dead after going for run in Tullamore, Ireland

The Independent UK

Six Nations crowds decision needs to be made by this weekend - Aviva Stadium director

With Ireland kicking off the Six Nations against Wales on February 5, the Government has been asked to lift restrictions on crowds at sporting events as soon as possible

Irish Mirror

Ireland prospect Conor Coventry joins MK Dons on loan

The midfielder will join forces with Ireland international Troy Parrott at the League One club

Irish Mirror

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Northern Ireland could become ‘dirty corner of Europe’, say campaigners

Country’s commitments ‘significantly less ambitious’ than those of England, Scotland and Wales

Irish Mirror

Stephen Donnelly shares optimistic Covid outlook and gives update on what restrictions may be eased

Ireland may be seeing the light at the end of the pandemic, according to Health Minister Stephen Donnelly

Irish Mirror

The reasons why GAA players are turning their back on Aussie Rules

Oisin Mullin and Mark Keane have both recently opted to stay in Ireland and it is becoming a trend.

Irish Mirror

Will the RTE license fee be scrapped like the BBC one in the UK? Top producers and RTE respond

Exclusive: The UK's Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has said the next announement of the BBC licence fee "will be the last".

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Covid Ireland: How to avail of free antigen test kits every week if you work in a school

"If you have received a letter of approval from your primary school principal or childcare facility manager you can request your antigen test kit"

Dublin Live

Miss Ireland kicks off search for 2022 contestants for Diamond Jubilee show

The competition, which helped launch the careers of people like Rosanna Davison, celebrates its 75th year in 2022 and promises their "largest and most spectacular show" this summer

Irish Mirror

Former X Factor contestant and RTE Last Singer Standing finalist launches Eurovision 2022 bid with new song

This will mark the singer’s third bid for Eurovision glory, after accompanying Westlife’s Nicky Byrne in 2016 and Ryan O’ Shaughnessy in 2018 as a backing vocalist

Irish Mirror

Team Ireland boxer offering free class for women in Tullamore in memory of Ashling Murphy

Grainne Walsh said: “After the tragic events of this week, I think it is very important that we, as women, create a safe space to come together, exercise and socialise while feeling safe as a group.”

Autosport

UK misses out on 2022 WRC round as Northern Ireland plans collapse

The United Kingdom will be absent from the World Rally Championship calendar in 2022 after plans to bring rallying’s top tier to Northern Ireland collapsed.

The Times of India

U-19 World Cup: India eye improved batting performance against Ireland

TAROUBA (Trinidad and Tobago): In-form batter and captain Yash Dhull will be expecting a much improved batting effort from his team when record four-time champions India take on Ireland in their second Group B match of the ICC U-19 World Cup here on Wednesday.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: US political leaders can be a stabilizing influence at a critical time for Northern Ireland

Although the United Kingdom left the European Union over two years ago, there are still considerable disagreements concerning the implementation of the Northern Ireland protocol. This agreement keeps Northern Ireland in the EU’s single market for goods to protect the highly integrated all-island economy and safeguard the Good Friday Agreement,…

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