Somerset County Gazette13h
Tech giants face large fines if they ignore new safety rules – Irish watchdog
Ireland’s media regulator has said it will hold media companies to account if they do not improve safety measures such as age verification.
Irish Examiner on MSN1d
As it happened; hurling and football updates from around the country
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Des Cahill having the time of his life as Cuala’s footballers finally get their day in the sun
Traditionally a hurling stronghold, the southside club have made it to only their second Dublin football final where they ...
Independent.ie3d
Louth photographers’ stunning images make Love Your Coast finals
Stunning images by two local photographers are featured in the Love Your Coast photography competition organised by An Tasice ...
Independent.ie3d
Two Louth businesses flying the flag for the Wee County at the Good Food Ireland awards
The Glyde Inn in Annagassan and Ghan House in Carlingford will fly the flag for County Louth at this year’s Good Food Ireland ...
GPA raised ‘red flags’ over weekend inter-provincial matches at Croke Park
TOM Parsons has revealed that the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) raised two significant ‘red flags’ regarding this ...
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Dublin, County Dublin
Expect partly sunny skies. The high will be 16°. Pressure is the weight of the air in the atmosphere. It is normalised to the standard atmospheric pressure of 1,013.25 mb (29.9212 inHg). Higher ...
Irish Examiner9d
Five Late Late Show talking points, from Norah Patten to Nicola Hanney
This week's show touched on a range of topics like coercive control to space exploration and Strictly Come Dancing scandals ...
'Rule changes designed to speed up gaelic football'
The GAA's Football Review Committee chairman Jim Gavin believes the rule changes which could come into play in 2025 will lead ...
The Irish Echo13d
Clubs finalists must try again after draws in Carlow, Leitrim
This was a typical county final in Carlow with two teams showing grit and resolve for the hour and the resulting draw ...
The £370,000 homes built for Ukrainians that have enraged Ireland: As country suffers housing crisis, families fume that war refugees are given brand new accommodation
The modular homes which include a kitchen-living room, children's room and master bedroom are complete with furnishings ...
RTE Online13d
17 August 1922: The Disbandment of the Royal Irish Constabulary
On 17 August 1922 Joseph Cashman photographed a small crowd of men and women outside Dublin Castle. Three were in Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) uniform, with two standing among the discarded jackets ...