Historian Brings Century-Old Whiskey Recipes Back To Life

Historian Brings Century-Old Whiskey Recipes Back To Life

A collection of long-lost Irish whiskey recipes unearthed by a historian have been brought back to life for the first time in almost a century. The first casks have been produced, some made using ingredients – or mashbills – which...
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‘Scope For Cooperation’ On Two-Island Approach To Travel Says Donaldson

‘Scope For Cooperation’ On Two-Island Approach To Travel Says Donaldson

The DUP have said there is “value in exploring” a two-island approach by Ireland and the UK to international travel as part of the pandemic response. The party’s leader in Westminster, Jeffrey Donaldson, said there was a lot of scope...
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Manchester City Extend Win-Streak Record With Victory Over Spurs

Manchester City Extend Win-Streak Record With Victory Over Spurs

Ilkay Gundogan struck a second-half double as Premier League leaders Manchester City powered to a record-extending 16th successive win with a 3-0 success over Tottenham. The in-form German, fresh from being named as the player of the month for January,...
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Wales Come From Behind To Give Pivac First Away Win As Coach

Wales Come From Behind To Give Pivac First Away Win As Coach

Louis Rees-Zammit’s double helped hand Wayne Pivac claim his first away win as Wales coach as they hit back to stun 14-man Scotland 25-24 at Murrayfield. Gregor Townsend’s team were looking to build on last week’s historic Twickenham victory over...
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Almost 5,000 Vaccine Doses To Be Given To Staff At Mass Vaccination Centers This Weekend

Almost 5,000 Vaccine Doses To Be Given To Staff At Mass Vaccination Centers This Weekend

Almost 5,000 Covid-19 vaccines are being administered to doctors and practice nurses at mass vaccination centers across the country this weekend. The HSE is hoping that the vast majority of them will have had at least their first dose of...
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England Bounce Back From Opening Day Loss With Win Over Italy

England Bounce Back From Opening Day Loss With Win Over Italy

Jonny May accelerated clear as England’s second-highest try-scorer with a stunning finish as Italy fell to a 41-18 Guinness Six Nations defeat at Twickenham. May plundered his 32nd international touch down on the stroke of half-time by leaping for the...
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More Errors Dog Alisson As Liverpool Collapse Against Leicester City

More Errors Dog Alisson As Liverpool Collapse Against Leicester City

Alisson suffered another nightmare as Liverpool’s title defense was left hanging by a thread after a late collapse at Leicester. The goalkeeper gifted Jamie Vardy a game-changing goal as the Foxes scored three times inside a dramatic final 14 minutes...
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Garda Commissioner Had Covid-19 Over Christmas

Garda Commissioner Had Covid-19 Over Christmas

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said he counts himself very lucky after a mild dose of Covid-19. Mr Harris told RTÉ’s The Late Late Show that he had the virus over the Christmas period, but was back to work after...
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France To Start Penaud Instead Of Thomas Against Ireland

France To Start Penaud Instead Of Thomas Against Ireland

France have dropped Teddy Thomas to the bench for Sunday’s Guinness Six Nations clash with Ireland. Racing 92 wing Thomas scored twice in last weekend’s thumping 50-10 win away to Italy but Damian Penaud has been preferred on the right...
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Irish Hotels Federation: ‘The Scale Of The Decimation Has Been Unprecedented’

Irish Hotels Federation: ‘The Scale Of The Decimation Has Been Unprecedented’

The scale of the decimation inflicted on the tourism industry by Covid-19 has been unprecedented, the president of the Irish Hotels Federation has said. Elaina Fitzgerald Kane said it was important that the industry prepares itself for reopening once the...
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