Celtic Win Old Firm Derby After Morelos Sees Red

Celtic Win Old Firm Derby After Morelos Sees Red

Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos saw red again as Celtic moved 13 points clear at the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership with a 2-1 win at Parkhead. French striker Odsonne Edouard opened the scoring in the 27th minute before Morelos was...
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House Prices Rise Almost 3% So Far This Year

House Prices Rise Almost 3% So Far This Year

House prices in Ireland jumped by 2.9% during the first three months of 2019, a report has found. According to the latest house price report released by property website, daft.ie, the national average price was €261,000. This is an increase...
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Number of Young People Committing Sexual Offenses is On the Rise

Number of Young People Committing Sexual Offenses is On the Rise

The number of young people carrying out sex attacks is on the rise in Ireland, legal experts have said. Recent studies show a growing trend of younger people committing sexual offences, which Rape Crisis Network Ireland legal director Caroline Counihan...
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Sinn Féin’s Popularity Plummets by Five Points in New Poll

Sinn Féin’s Popularity Plummets by Five Points in New Poll

Sinn Féin’s popularity has plummeted by five points according to a new opinion poll. It now leaves them 18 points behind leaders Fine Gael. The latest Red C opinion poll for the Sunday Business Post has them at 13% –...
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Ross Byrne Kicks Leinster to Victory Against Ulster in Champions Cup

Ross Byrne Kicks Leinster to Victory Against Ulster in Champions Cup

Ross Byrne’s reliable right boot sent defending champions Leinster through to the last-four of the Heineken Champions Cup as his coolly-struck 71st-minute penalty decided a grueling all-Irish quarter-final clash with Ulster. A packed-out Aviva Stadium wa...
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Hundreds Join Brexit Protests on the Border

Hundreds Join Brexit Protests on the Border

Hundreds of people have taken part in a number of mass demonstrations on the border in opposition to Brexit. Border Communities Against Brexit organized the protests to mark the day after Britain had been due to leave the European Union....
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Huddersfield Town are Relegated After Loss to Palace

Huddersfield Town are Relegated After Loss to Palace

Huddersfield have been relegated from the Premier League after losing 2-0 to Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. Defeat means their future as a top-flight team was settled at the stadium at which it began with a convincing 3-0 victory in...
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Munster Through to Record 14th Heineken Cup Semi-Final

Munster Through to Record 14th Heineken Cup Semi-Final

Munster showed their European smarts once again as Keith Earls’ 70th-minute try – his second of the game – drove the province past hosts Edinburgh and into a record 14th Heineken Champions Cup semi-final from 18 attempts. A key penalty...
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United Win First Game of Solskjaer’s Reign

United Win First Game of Solskjaer’s Reign

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was made to sweat for his first win as permanent manager as sluggish Manchester United rode their luck against Watford. Two days after the caretaker position became a full-time post, Jose Mourinho’s successor was unable to put...
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Silva Puts Manchester City Back on Top of the Table

Silva Puts Manchester City Back on Top of the Table

Bernardo Silva fired Manchester City back to the Premier League summit as Pep Guardiola’s men coasted to a 2-0 win at Fulham. Portugal star Silva notched his 11th goal in all competitions this term, before setting up Sergio Agüero for...
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