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Lions Begin South African Tour With Win Over The Sigma Lions

Josh Adams plundered four tries as the British and Irish Lions opened their tour on South African soil with a rampant 56-14 victory over the Sigma Lions. The hosts were rabbits caught in the headlights as they leaked early tries...

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Irish Public Can Mitigate Effects Of Delta Variant Says Taoiseach

The Irish public have the power to weaken the coming Delta variant coronavirus wave, the Taoiseach has said. A refocus on personal behavior and responsibility can allow Covid-19 vaccines to rollout, reducing the impact of the variant and protecting progress...

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Ireland Outlast Japan In Exciting Nine-Try Encounter

The Vodafone Summer Series made an immediate splash as the 3,000 returning fans at the Aviva Stadium were treated to a hugely entertaining contest between Ireland and Japan. Andy Farrell’s men quelled Japan’s challenge with two final-quarter penalt...

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Almost Half Of All Adults In Ireland Are Now Fully Vaccinated

Almost half of Irish adults are now fully vaccinated against Covid-19, HSE chief executive Paul Reid has said. New figures released on Saturday show that 48 per cent of adults, 1.8 million people, have now received two doses of the...

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McIlroy Bounces Back On Second Day Of Irish Open

A day after describing his game as being stuck in neutral, Rory McIlroy moved through the gears to get back into contention for a second victory in the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open. McIlroy added a second round of 67...

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Organized Crime Would Be Worse With Drug Legalization Says Garda Commissioner

The organized crime situation would be “far, far worse” if drugs were legalized, Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said. Advocates for decriminalization argue it would damage criminal gangs by targeting their main source of revenue, and say the ongoing, d...