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Bid to block McDonald’s near schools fails

Residents in Greystones have expressed dismay at a decision to allow a drive-through McDonald’s restaurant to open across the road...

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‘Purification’ mystery of Carrey’s girl

For an aspiring actress and make-up artist, Cathriona White’s relationship with Jim Carrey was an entry into another world, meeting...

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Hamstrung Seamus Coleman a serious doubt for Germany clash

Martin O’Neill faces an anxious 24 hours as he waits to see if Seamus Coleman will be passed fit to...

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Hero’s welcome for crew on migrant mission

There were emotional scenes at Haulbowline yesterday as naval officers returned home to their families from a 12-week tour of...

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Clare teenager lands cover of Italian Vogue

Aidan Walsh did not know he was on the cover of Vogue Italia until someone tagged him on Instagram. An...

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Giant of theatre Brian Friel dies aged 86

Brian Friel was yesterday described as one of “our truly great playwrights”, “a giant of the theatre” and an “inspiration...

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When tip-offs end with a parody of justice

Have-a-go heroes have had their day. Official garda advice now strenuously discourages citizens from challenging alleged criminals head-on — because...

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Fools Rush In

Speculation continues to mount that the government will go to the country soon on the back of tax cuts in...

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Irish challengers look a good bet for Arc glory

It is six years since Sea The Stars went to Paris for his swansong; the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe....

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Digicel to sell stake in Burmese joint venture

Digicel, the mobile network provider owned by Denis O’Brien, has agreed a deal to sell off its 75 per cent...

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The Black and Amber Army aim to continue their march

Throughout last year’s provincial club championships, one of the standout memories was of a Black and Amber army marching like...

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Joe Schmidt looks to tie up quarter-final slot with win over Italy

Do not be fooled by the narrative that Ireland and Italy will cloud the Olympic Stadium with an air of...

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Mossy Quinn remains central to hopes of St Vincent’s

In his autobiography, Henry Shefflin speaks about a crucial league game against Clare in 2002 when Kilkenny arrived in Ennis...

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The Irishman making the most of his Indian summer

Mike Ross began 2009 uncapped and unloved. He was 29, an Irishman abroad, unheard of back home and fearful that...

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Martin Moore set to start for first time since April

Leinster will bank on the presence of two returning Irish internationals today to ensure that Newport Gwent Dragons’s victory on...

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Seamus Coleman confident of play-off success despite Poland defeat

Seamus Coleman insists that Ireland have nothing to fear going into next month’s Euro 2016 play-offs. The Everton full back...

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Ireland lose heart after Shane Long’s exit

An hour into this game Kevin Kilbane, on BBC duty in Warsaw, turned to his Irish colleagues and indicated that...

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Lethal Lewandowski blocks direct route to Euro 2016 finals for Ireland

In the end, they could give nothing more: no more effort, no more sweat, no more character. When the final...

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Ireland’s woes continue to mount as Peter O’Mahony ruled out

The cost of Ireland’s battling victory over France at the Millennium Stadium continued to mount this morning as Peter O’Mahony...

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It’s time to stop playing peekaboo politics

One of this government’s greatest failings has got to be its painful lack of imagination. For a coalition elected on...

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