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October 2, 2021 No Responses

Chelsea Go Top Of The Table After Defeating 10-Man Saints

Timo Werner and Ben Chilwell’s late strikes sent Chelsea top of the Premier League as the Blues dispatched 10-man Southampton 3-1 at Stamford Bridge. James Ward-Prowse scored a penalty only to be sent off for a late, lunging tackle on...

October 2, 2021 No Responses

Aer Lingus Resumes Newark And Orlando To Dublin And Launches JFK And Orlando To Manchester, UK

From November 14th, Aer Lingus will operate from Newark to Dublin 4 times per week, increasing to daily from December 1st. Fares starting from $359 roundtrip. Orlando to Dublin will operate 3 times per week from November 27th, with fares starting from $529....

October 2, 2021 No Responses

Government Delays Release Of Report On Alternatives To Peat

The last-minute delay of a much-awaited report into alternatives to peat in Ireland has been described as “very concerning”. Sinn Féin TD Matt Carthy said it was deeply worrying that the report, initially scheduled for publication by the end of...

October 1, 2021 No Responses

Superb Connacht Seize Bonus Point Win Against Bulls

Mack Hansen lit up the Sportsground with an early try-of-the-season contender as Connacht broke clear of Vodacom Bulls to claim a 34-7 bonus-point win in the United Rugby Championship. Lizo Gqoboka’s second-minute try was cancelled out by a well-taken Tierna...

October 1, 2021 No Responses

Fandom Comes Alive Again at New York Comic Con 2021

New York Comic Con October 7-10Javits Center If it weren’t for comic books, I might have lived the mundane life of a college professor or some such. Or maybe not. But I do believe my start as an outlier was...

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Martin: Ireland Should Avoid Truck Driver Shortage That Afflicts UK

Ireland will not see the same problems with shortages of truck drivers being witnessed in the UK, the Taoiseach has said. Micheál Martin said preparations made by the government in advance of Brexit had worked and that the UK had...

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Coveney Opens New Consulate For The North Of England In Manchester

Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has vowed to find a way of “fixing” the conversation with Britain as he officially opened the Consulate General of Ireland for the North of England. Mr Coveney was presented with a Manchester United...

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Music & Entertainment Guide: Celtic Woman, George Hutton And Strings & Things

Welcome to our regular music and entertainment guide, brought to you by Paddy McCarthy for your reading enjoyment Now here is a group that I know quite well as I have been promoting Celtic Woman here in America for a...

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Store Workers Most At Risk Of Contracting Covid-19 In Latest Waves

Retail and supermarket staff were hardest hit by Covid-19 in the last two coronavirus waves to hit Ireland, new figures show. Data from the Central Statistics Office shows retail assistants, cashiers and checkout operators were the workers most likely to...

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PSNI Arrest Man In Belfast Wanted On Warrant For Multimillion-Dollar Fraud In The US

A man has been arrested in Belfast over a multimillion-dollar fraud in the United States. The 33-year-old was arrested after his car was pulled over in Clifton Street in the north of the city on Thursday. Officers from the Police...

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