Stardust Families Win New Inquest After 30 Year Campaign

Stardust Families Win New Inquest After 30 Year Campaign

The Stardust Truth and Justice Campaign has won a new inquest after more than 30 years of campaigning. The group – comprised of survivors, the families of those who died and many from the north Dublin areas of Coolock, Artane,...
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Liverpool FC Fail in Bid to Trademark ‘Liverpool’ Name

Liverpool FC Fail in Bid to Trademark ‘Liverpool’ Name

Liverpool Football Club’s controversial bid to trademark the word ‘Liverpool’ has been rejected by the British government’s Intellectual Property Office. The Premier League club insisted their sole aim had been to protect themselves against mass-produc...
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Former British Soldier Pleads Not Guilty to Troubles’ Murder Charge

Former British Soldier Pleads Not Guilty to Troubles’ Murder Charge

A former British soldier has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder of a man with learning difficulties during the conflict in Northern Ireland. Dennis Hutchings, 78, a former member of the Life Guards regiment, is due to stand trial in...
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Few Mistakes for England as They Dominate The Eagles

Few Mistakes for England as They Dominate The Eagles

England’s progress through the group phase gathered momentum as they overpowered the United States 45-7 in a match marred by a savage challenge on Owen Farrell that produced the first red card of the tournament. Farrell, a second-half replacement at...
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Italy Get Second Bonus Point in Dominant Win Over Canada

Italy Get Second Bonus Point in Dominant Win Over Canada

Italy made it two bonus-point wins from as many Rugby World Cup Pool B games as they beat Canada 48-7 in Fukuoka. The Azzurri raced into a 17-0 lead in the opening 13 minutes, with Braam Steyn and captain Dean...
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Chelsea to Face Manchester United in Carabao Cup’s Last 16

Chelsea to Face Manchester United in Carabao Cup’s Last 16

Chelsea’s reward in the Carabao Cup fourth round for their 7-1 win over Grimsby is a home tie against Manchester United. Frank Lampard saw his Blues side win at Stamford Bridge for the first time since he took over with...
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Out&About

Out&About

Fall has just fallen on us and it’s not too bad so far. I was swimming last weekend as it was in the 80s… now where would yea get it? The summer came and went, now where did it go...
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Manchester United Taken to Penalties in Carabao Cup

Manchester United Taken to Penalties in Carabao Cup

Sergio Romero saved Manchester United from an embarrassing Carabao Cup exit but the way Rochdale pushed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side to penalties raises serious questions. Reeling from a rudderless performance in Sunday’s Premier League loss at West Ham, a ...
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Chelsea Romp to Victory Over Grimsby in Lampard’s First Home Win

Chelsea Romp to Victory Over Grimsby in Lampard’s First Home Win

Frank Lampard got a first home win as Chelsea boss under his belt as his youthful side thumped League Two Grimsby 7-1 in the Carabao Cup. Goals from Ross Barkley, Michy Batshuayi’s brace, Pedro, Kurt Zouma, Reece James and Callum...
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Starz’ New TV Series Dublin Murders Explores New Turf & Mythic Murders

Starz’ New TV Series Dublin Murders Explores New Turf & Mythic Murders

Though Dublin normally isn’t thought of as the location of record for a crime drama, a new series, “The Dublin Murders,” uses such a place to add a wrinkle to a thoroughly wrinkled tale. When a young girl is found...
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