64 m. ago Australians vote in election shaped by living costs, climate anxiety and Trump

Voters are choosing between left-leaning incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and conservative challenger Peter Dutton.

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2 h. ago US to stage military parade in Washington on June 14, which coincides with Trump's birthday

‘If military tanks were used they should be accompanied with many millions of dollars to repair the roads,’ said Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser.

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2 h. ago Australians go to the polls in election shaped by living costs, climate anxiety and Trump

Voters are choosing between left-leaning incumbent Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and conservative challenger Peter Dutton.

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4 h. ago Behind the scenes at St Patrick’s Athletic’s academy, where the next Mason Melia may already have arrived

The Dublin club has nurtured an army of gifted youngster, with Spurs-bound Melia the standout

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13 h. ago Bank holiday sport: when and where to watch all of the action?

The Munster Hurling championship takes centre stage on Saturday as Waterford take on Limerick after beating All-Ireland champions Clare last weekend.

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27 h. ago ‘It came to a stage where it was one or the other, Gaelic or soccer, and I had to choose’

‘It came to a stage where it was one or the other, Gaelic or soccer, and I had to choose’  The Irish Independent

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29 h. ago Opera singer Claudia Boyle: ‘There are not many places I would choose to raise a family, and Dublin strikes the right chord for me’

Opera singer Claudia Boyle: ‘There are not many places I would choose to raise a family, and Dublin strikes the right chord for me’  The Irish Times

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49 h. ago Brendan Gleeson to return to the stage for the first time in 10 years in Conor McPherson’s play The Weir

A new production of the award-winning drama, directed by its writer, opens in Dublin in August before West End transfer

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51 h. ago GAA Rounders Championship Returns This May Bank Holiday: Full Fixture Preview

The 2025 GAA Rounders All-Ireland Championship swings into action this May Bank Holiday weekend, as clubs across Ireland begin their pursuit of All-Ireland glory. The Intermediate and Junior grades take centre stage across Sunday and Monday, with a full list of fixtures scheduled. Meanwhile, the Senior Championships are set to begin the following weekend, on […] The post GAA Rounders Championship Returns This May Bank Holiday: Full Fixture Preview appeared first on SportsNewsIreland.

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59 h. ago Barcelona fight back against Inter Milan in sensational semi

The Italian side had raced into a two-goal lead early on.

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64 h. ago Ciarán Murphy: Potential ‘group of death’ leaves me wondering is Connacht final worth winning?

The draw for the group stage shouldn’t happen until after the provincial finals are played

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3 d. ago Eight Gaelic football championship observations: Dublin have free

Eight Gaelic football championship observations: Dublin have free-taking and kickout issues  Irish Examiner

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4 d. ago Conor McManus: End of an era for Leinster but no shortage of Ulster candidates for Sam Maguire

Armagh look improved as they get ready for rematch with Donegal

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4 d. ago Sweden Football Betting: Tips, Odds & Players to Watch in 2025

Sweden Football Betting: Tips, Odds & Players to Watch in 2025 Sweden has always been a dark horse in world football—technically sound, physically disciplined, and often underestimated. Whether it’s the Allsvenskan league, Svenska Cupen, or Sweden’s international campaigns, there’s strong value for punters who know where to look. Allsvenskan Betting: Where Value Lives The 2025 […] The post Sweden Football Betting: Tips, Odds & Players to Watch in 2025 appeared first on SportsNewsIreland.

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4 d. ago Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: Dublin dominance ends as Leinster set for change of guard

Feast or famine in GAA calendar; Ulster says no to Croker day out; Cork now suffering from sloppy second halves; Louth sense opportunity

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4 d. ago Five things we learned from the GAA weekend: New lease of life for football, Cork’s problem and the calendar isn’t working

Feast or famine in GAA calendar; Ulster says no to Croker day out; Cork now suffering from sloppy second halves; Louth sense opportunity

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5 d. ago Canadians set to vote in election dominated by Trump’s trade war and bluster

Voters will choose between Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal Party or the Conservative Party’s Pierre Poilievre.

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5 d. ago Meath scored more in one half against Dublin than entirety of previous nine meetings

The twos win it for Louth; return to nailbiters of old for northern rivals

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5 d. ago Nicky English: Big disappointment in Cork as eagerly awaited contest is over before it began

Red cards are hard to carry in hurling for a few minutes, never mind the whole match

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5 d. ago Red card for Tipperary’s Darragh McCarthy was justified but it broke an unwritten rule

Cork were presented with a straightforward win after a sending off that ran contrary to custom and practice

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