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Chelsea Win Penalty Shoot Out to Advance to Europa League Final

Eden Hazard fired Chelsea into an all-English Europa League final against Arsenal with perhaps his last-ever kick at Stamford Bridge. The Belgian forward dispatched the decisive penalty as Chelsea edged out Eintracht Frankfurt 4-3 in a shoot-out that followed a...

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Flanagan Launches Major Awareness Campaign on Sexual Harassment and Violence

A major broadcasting campaign aimed at tackling Ireland’s “disturbingly high levels” of sexual harassment and violence will be aired on Friday. The national No Excuses campaign will run for three years, with TV, cinema, radio and social media ads featuri...

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Aubameyang’s Hat Tricks Sets Up Final Date in Baku for The Gunners

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hit a hat-trick in the Mestalla as Arsenal eased past Valencia to secure their place in the Europa League final. Having led 3-1 from the first leg, Unai Emery’s side were favorites to advance and got the better...

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Mo Farah to Defend Chicago Marathon Title in October

Mo Farah will defend his Chicago Marathon title in October, virtually ending any speculation linking him with a track return. Farah declined a chance to contest the marathon at this year’s World Championships in Doha, which led to suggestions he...

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Adare Manor Named as AA Hotel of the Year

Adare Manor in Co. Limerick has been named AA Hotel of the Year for 2019. Castlewood House in Dingle in Co. Kerry has received the Guest Accommodation of the year award. Other winners include Restaurant of the year at The...

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First Alcohol-Free Bar to Open in Dublin

Ireland’s first alcohol-free bar is to open in Dublin. The Virgin Mary, in Dublin’s Capel Street, will open today with an extensive list of cocktails, wine, beers and spirits, all with zero alcohol content. Owner Vaughan Yates says there is...

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“Breakthrough” Faithfully Makes Actress Chrissy Metz a Film Star

It used to be that faith-based films were low-budget productions, cheaply made with cheesy storytelling and wooden acting — more about propagandizing than good storytelling. Though contemporary faith-based films labelled as such may still be pushing their ag...