22 m. ago Parenting: Bed rotting — is it any wonder people want to 'take to the bed'?

Margaret Lynch says she’d happily embrace any trend that involves getting some serious downtime.

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41 m. ago UK environmental group asks Irish people to survey number of insects splatted on number plates

The survey has been running in the UK since 2021 and has revealed a 63% decline in the number of flying insects splatted on vehicle number plates between 2021 and 2024.

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2 h. ago Matt Williams: Although Leinster continue to defy the odds, Irish professional rugby appears to be in decline

We need more coaches with professional team experience and deep technical knowledge

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3 h. ago Drogheda included in new Dublin Commuter Zones as fare changes roll out

Drogheda included in new Dublin Commuter Zones as fare changes roll out  The Irish Independent

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4 h. ago ‘Would you like to come to Ireland and have a quiet break and I can send someone to replace you?’ she asked Pope Francis

‘Would you like to come to Ireland and have a quiet break and I can send someone to replace you?’ she asked Pope Francis  The Irish Times

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4 h. ago Blow for Ireland as Aoife Wafer ruled out of Women’s Six Nations finale against Scotland

Blow for Ireland as Aoife Wafer ruled out of Women’s Six Nations finale against Scotland  The Irish Independent

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4 h. ago 80% of Northern Ireland women endured sexist behaviour as children

80% of Northern Ireland women endured sexist behaviour as children  The Irish News

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4 h. ago Irish children spend too much time indoors and on screens, Specsavers says

too much screen time and too little natural daylight are key risk factors in the development of myopia, a condition rising globally.

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5 h. ago Republic of Ireland’s postal service offers to send cards to Vatican for free following Pope Francis’ death

Republic of Ireland’s postal service offers to send cards to Vatican for free following Pope Francis’ death  The Irish News

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5 h. ago Fears Irish jobs may be at risk as Intel global quarterly earnings set to be released later

There are reports that Intel could announce plans to cut 20% of its global staff in the coming hours.

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6 h. ago Leap card fare to be extended to Drogheda for Irish Rail passengers

Leap card fare to be extended to Drogheda for Irish Rail passengers  Dublin Live

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6 h. ago Reaction to Kneecap Coachella controversy places further focus on Ireland in already disturbing times

Reaction to Kneecap Coachella controversy places further focus on Ireland in already disturbing times  The Irish News

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6 h. ago New food and drink market in Tallaght to open seven days a week

New food and drink market in Tallaght to open seven days a week  The Irish Independent

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7 h. ago Major changes to Irish Rail fares and new ‘commuter zone’ to take effect from Monday

Major changes are on the way for rail users in the Dublin area and beyond

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7 h. ago Dublin City Council plans to turn vacant St Werburgh’s Church into 250

Dublin City Council plans to turn vacant St Werburgh’s Church into 250-seater arts venue  The Irish Independent

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8 h. ago Stantec acquires Irish engineering consultancy Ryan Hanley to bolster presence in Ireland

Stantec acquires Irish engineering consultancy Ryan Hanley to bolster presence in Ireland  Smart Water Magazine

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8 h. ago Finglas cheerleading team wins world championship title in Florida

Finglas cheerleading team wins world championship title in Florida  The Irish Independent

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8 h. ago Falklands hero blasts ‘betrayal’ as SAS veterans fear prosecutions over Northern Ireland troubles

Falklands hero blasts ‘betrayal’ as SAS veterans fear prosecutions over Northern Ireland troubles  GB News

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8 h. ago One in five Irish people would not take a traditional vaccine, survey suggests

One third of people globally either reject or are unsure about traditional vaccines, the major survey found.

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9 h. ago Local MEP says CAP budget must reflect inflation to ensure future of Irish food security

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Local MEP Maria Walsh says the CAP budget must reflect inflation to ensure future of Irish food security MEP Walsh, who’s a member of the European Parliament’s Agriculture Committee, has tabled over 30 proposals to strengthen CAP certainty and income stability for Irish farmers She has made […] The post Local MEP says CAP budget must reflect inflation to ensure future of Irish food security appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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