5 h. ago France produce second half tour de force to beat Ireland – As it happened

Tries from Linda Djougang and Stacey Flood had given Ireland a first-half lead

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5 h. ago France break Ireland hearts with comeback to reach World Cup semi

Scott Bemand’s team were looking for just a second ever semi-finals appearance and looked to be in command after Linda Djougang and Stacey Flood went over in the first half

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8 h. ago Funeral of Christian McCullaugh remembers cheerful boy “at the centre of his family’s life”

A huge crowd packed into St Eunan’s Church in Raphoe this morning for the funeral of young Christian McCullagh. 17-year-old… The post Funeral of Christian McCullaugh remembers cheerful boy “at the centre of his family’s life” appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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8 h. ago Ireland weather: warnings for strong winds, heavy rain issued by Met Éireann

Yellow wind warning for Clare, Kerry, Galway and Mayo comes into effect from 9pm on Sunday

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15 h. ago Minister yet to approve Galway City Council €60m Crown Square loan

GALWAY City Council has confirmed that it has not yet drawn down the €60 million loan approved earlier this year to fund major capital projects. At this week’s meeting, Cllr Níall McNeilis (Lab) asked for an update on the loan, which is intended to cover a range of investments including the fit out of the […] The post Minister yet to approve Galway City Council €60m Crown Square loan appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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15 h. ago City man arrested for the possession of knives urged to get legal advice

A 36-year-old man accused of unlawful possession of two knives in the Nuns’ Island area of Galway City last month has been strongly advised to get legal advice. Aonghus Phelan, with an address at 25 Kingston Road, Salthill, appeared at Galway District Court on two charges contrary to section 9 of the Firearms and Offensive […] The post City man arrested for the possession of knives urged to get legal advice appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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15 h. ago Na Forbacha safety plan welcome but it doesn’t go far enough

Parents and residents who have campaigned for safety measures for school children in Na Forbacha have welcomed Galway County Council’s provisional proposals – but they say they do not go far enough. The local authority this week released its provisional Safe Routes to School (SRTS) plan for Na Forbacha – but the key omission from […] The post Na Forbacha safety plan welcome but it doesn’t go far enough appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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15 h. ago Former Garda barracks is set to go under the hammer later this month

A small but perfectly formed rural Galway Garda station – closed for more than 20 years – is set for auction later this month. The old Ballymoe barracks on the Galway/Roscommon border will come under the hammer with auctioneers, O’Donnellan and Joyce, on Friday, September 19. The mini station on Main Street in Ballymoe dates […] The post Former Garda barracks is set to go under the hammer later this month appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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15 h. ago Mike Murphy: ‘It should have been the RTÉ payments scandal not the Ryan Tubridy payments scandal’

Broadcaster talks about Roy Keane and the mothers of Cork, angry Trumpite golfers, and a finding a fan in Martin McGuinness

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15 h. ago Moldova flooded with deep fakes and disinformation as voters face stark choice between east and west

Ukraine’s neighbour faces a choice between Moscow or a future in Brussels amid a ‘war for minds’

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15 h. ago Seán Moncrieff: I worry about what my youngest child is going to be when she grows up

I worry about my daughter. Our education system is preparing students for a world that may disappear

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15 h. ago Preventing suicide needs everyone’s input. Here’s how the GAA plays its part

‘The reality is that people that end their own life by suicide, in most cases they’re looking for a way not to do it’

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29 h. ago The killing of an activist has unleashed a flood of rumors online.

The killing of an activist has unleashed a flood of rumors online.  Psychology Today

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31 h. ago Pope Leo recounts being attacked by man in Ireland in resurfaced video

‘Never in my life ... have I been physically attacked as I was in Ireland,’ then-bishop told 2019 conference in Peru

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33 h. ago Stolen Caravan and over €7,000 worth of drugs seized in search in Loughrea

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A caravan identified as stolen and over €7,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis were seized following a search of residences in Loughrea yesterday. Gardaí from the Detective and Drugs Unit carried out a search operation and were assisted by the Armed Support Unit, the Garda Dog Unit, […] The post Stolen Caravan and over €7,000 worth of drugs seized in search in Loughrea appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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33 h. ago Galway Deputy calls for increased pre budget funding to improve footpath infrastructure

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Fine Gael TD for Galway East Pete Roche has called on the Government to increase funding for all grant schemes related to the construction, repair and upgrading of footpaths across Galway and the wider country ahead of Budget 2025. Deputy Roche is seeking the creation of a […] The post Galway Deputy calls for increased pre budget funding to improve footpath infrastructure appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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34 h. ago Met Éireann issues warning for 'strong and gusty' winds in three counties

The warning for counties Clare, Galway and Kerry will come into effect at 9pm on Sunday

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38 h. ago Opinion: I left Ireland for a better life in Paris. Here’s why many young Irish people are considering the same

A young Irish woman living in Paris describes that living abroad has given her freedoms she wouldn’t have been able to find in Ireland.

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39 h. ago Leo Varadkar on resignation, regret and repressing his identity: ‘Coming out was like emigrating’

The 46-year-old is enjoying retirement, even if becoming taoiseach was the pinnacle of an obsession he’d had with politics since he was seven

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40 h. ago Diagnosed with cancer at 18: ‘It was like, okay, the fun part of life is over’

The Sugartown author on invincibility, mother-daughter relationships and baring her soul in return for publicity

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