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Lions stumble against Pumas in opening tour clash

June 23, 2025 by

THE British and Irish Lions began their tour with a 28-24 defeat to Argentina on Friday. This marks their first opening loss on a tour since 1971. Despite the close scoreline, there is some concern for head coach Andy Farrell as his side prepares for their next fixture against Western Force in Australia this week. While the Lions featured many world-class players, there was a … [Read more...] about Lions stumble against Pumas in opening tour clash

Bloomberg praises Ireland and criticises US policy at Dublin event

June 23, 2025 by

MICHAEL BLOOMBERG has praised Ireland’s “growing” economy. The founder of Bloomberg LP, who is a former mayor of New York, made positive statements about the nation during an event launching Bloomberg’s new office in Dublin. He also expressed concerns over America’s current direction during his speech. “Ireland is writing a new chapter,” Bloomberg said. “It’s growing, while … [Read more...] about Bloomberg praises Ireland and criticises US policy at Dublin event

Ireland joins Europe’s coal-free nations with closure of Clare plant

June 23, 2025 by

THIS week Ireland became the 15th country in Europe to give up all coal production. Moneypoint power station in County Clare, the nation’s last operational coal plant, officially closed its doors after 40 years on June 20th. Operated by the Electricity Supply Board (ESB), Moneypoint was originally built to provide a stable energy supply in the wake of the global oil crisis of … [Read more...] about Ireland joins Europe’s coal-free nations with closure of Clare plant

Northern Ireland records first heatwave in two years

June 23, 2025 by

A SUDDEN burst of heat has swept across both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, bringing record-breaking conditions. Northern Ireland officially recorded its first heatwave in nearly two years, with Castlederg in County Tyrone hitting 25°C on Saturday after highs of 29°C and 25°C on the two days prior. The region also saw its warmest June night ever, with … [Read more...] about Northern Ireland records first heatwave in two years

Man charged following attack on Belfast Islamic Centre

June 22, 2025 by

A MAN has been charged in relation to an attack on the Belfast Islamic Centre, in which a window was broken and a viable device thrown inside while people were in the building. A 34-year-old man was arrested at the scene following the incident on University Road at around 10pm in Friday. The building was evacuated, while Ammunition Technical Officers removed the device for … [Read more...] about Man charged following attack on Belfast Islamic Centre

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Irish revolutionary and politician Michael Collins was assassinated in Co. Cork during an ambush on this day in 1922. Collins, who was the preeminent Sinn Fein leader, helped stage the 1916 Easter Rising in response to British parliament’s opposition to Irish home rule. An annual commemoration is held every August 22 in Cork and at Collins’s graveside at Glasnevin.

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