12 h. ago Kate Flannery knows it's not going to be a straight forward path

Kate Flannery will play in the AIL final this Sunday.

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31 h. ago GIRLS LACROSSE: Bridget DiMartile scores 6 goals, Upper Dublin tops Plymouth Whitemarsh for 11th straight win

GIRLS LACROSSE: Bridget DiMartile scores 6 goals, Upper Dublin tops Plymouth Whitemarsh for 11th straight win  thereporteronline

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55 h. ago SOFTBALL: Souderton pulls away for 6th straight win, spoils Upper Dublin's debut at refurbished field

SOFTBALL: Souderton pulls away for 6th straight win, spoils Upper Dublin's debut at refurbished field  thereporteronline

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4 d. ago GIRLS LACROSSE: Upper Dublin pulls away in 3rd quarter, tops Upper Moreland for 9th straight win

GIRLS LACROSSE: Upper Dublin pulls away in 3rd quarter, tops Upper Moreland for 9th straight win  thereporteronline

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4 d. ago Mary McAleese: Pope Francis was a man of love who ultimately took the timid path

The myth machine applauds the synodal pontiff, the one who has given jobs to women, who does not judge homosexuals, who protects victims of clerical abuse. But these are illusions

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4 d. ago Pope Francis was a man of love who ultimately took the timid path

The myth machine applauds the synodal pontiff, the one who has given jobs to women, who does not judge homosexuals, who protects victims of clerical abuse. But these are illusions

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5 d. ago Irish woman who resigned from Vatican abuse panel says Pope Francis 'met resistance' from within

‘Francis was very straightforward and answered straight questions with straight answers, he didn’t brush over things.’

Events

5 d. ago Rory McIlroy mania puts The Open on historic path in £213m first for Northern Ireland

Rory McIlroy mania puts The Open on historic path in £213m first for Northern Ireland  talkSPORT

Economics

6 d. ago Irish priest: Pope Francis will be remembered by some as a revolutionary figure in the Church

Fr Tony Flannery pays tribute to Pope Francis, who has passed away.

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6 d. ago Fr Tony Flannery: Pope Francis will be remembered by some as a revolutionary figure in the Church

Fr Tony Flannery pays tribute to Pope Francis, who has passed away.

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6 d. ago Fr Tony Flannery: I loved that man and that Pope — I will miss him

Fr Tony Flannery pays tribute to Pope Francis, who has passed away.

Politics

1 week ago Ryanair set record straight on rumours around baggage charges

Ryanair set record straight on rumours around baggage charges  Dublin Live

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1 week ago ‘You couldn’t make it up’: Customers told publican of plan to demolish his business for Cork Luas route

Con Dennehy, who runs Venue Bar in Ballintemple with partner Kate Tierney, thought texts part of elaborate prank

Economics

1 week ago Cork pub owner thought it was a prank when told by customers of plan to demolish his business for Luas route

Con Dennehy, who runs Venue Bar in Ballintemple with partner Kate Tierney, thought texts part of elaborate prank

Economics

2 w. ago Gobbins path: NI tourist attraction shut nearly as often as open

Gobbins path: NI tourist attraction shut nearly as often as open  BBC

Politics

2 w. ago Ireland put it up to England before champions flex their muscle with second

The all-conquering Red Roses stayed on track for a seventh straight Women’s Six Nations title.

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2 w. ago Ireland put it up to England before being blown away by second

The all-conquering Red Roses stayed on track for a seventh straight Women’s Six Nations title.

Politics

2 w. ago WATCH: Council, Cllr Flynn and Cllr Chu react to overturning of High Court decision on Sandymount cycle path

WATCH: Council, Cllr Flynn and Cllr Chu react to overturning of High Court decision on Sandymount cycle path  IrishCycle.com

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2 w. ago Sorry if my heart doesn’t bleed for straight white men at work

It will be a bitter pill to swallow if we only decide do something about the parenthood penalty now that men are suffering it too

Events

2 w. ago Sandymount cycle path decision frees council from weeds of lengthy planning process

Court of Appeal ruling confirms Dublin City Council could pursue Strand Road project using own traffic powers

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