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Emery’s Position in Doubt After Europa League Loss to Frankfurt

Unai Emery’s Arsenal tenure lurched onto the latest setback as his side lost to Eintracht Frankfurt in front of a meager Emirates Stadium crowd. A 2-1 Europa League reverse means the Gunners are now winless in their last seven games,...

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Rangers Held to Draw in Rotterdam Despite Morelos’ Brace

Rangers were made to wait to seal a place in the last 32 of the Europa League despite Alfredo Morelos’ record-breaking double securing a 2-2 draw with Feyenoord. The Colombian became the first Rangers player to score in four consecutive...

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Irish Government Will Listen to Unionists on Legacy Issues Says Tánaiste

The Irish Government needs to listen to the concerns of Unionists living in Northern Ireland when it comes to legacy issues, the Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said. Mr Coveney met DUP MEP Diane Dodds in Dublin today to discuss the...

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Mumps on the Rise in Ireland as People Share Discredited Research Online

Cases of mumps and measles are on the rise in Ireland as people are sharing the discredited research of Andrew Wakefield who linked the vaccine to autism, on social media. The disgraced former doctor was struck off for publishing a...

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Manchester United’s Youngsters Fall to Defeat in Kazakhstan

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s kids slumped to defeat on Manchester United’s furthest and coldest ever European adventure as debutante Di’Shon Bernard’s own goal sealed Astana’s comeback win in Kazakhstan. With progress to the Europa League knockout phase al...

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Government Criticized for Delays in Banning Conversion Therapy

The Government has been criticized for a delay in banning controversial conversion therapy in Ireland. Ministers launched Ireland’s National LGBTI+ Inclusion Strategy 2019–2021 on Thursday, with 100 actions proposed to make the nation more open for the com...

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Brexit Deal Breaches Consent Principle Says Foster

The principle of requiring unionist consent to constitutional change affecting Northern Ireland has been breached for the first time over Brexit, Arlene Foster has said. Loyalists are adamantly opposed to what they term the proposed creation of a customs borde...