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Ireland stun in 2-0 victory against Portugal

November 14, 2025 by

THE Republic of Ireland rekindled their World Cup qualification dream with a 2–0 victory over Portugal, in a game that also included Cristiano Ronaldo’s first-ever red card in 226 appearances for his country. Troy Parrott delivered his finest performance for Ireland and propelled Heimir Hallgrimsson’s side to a landmark win over the world’s fifth-ranked team. The result keeps … [Read more...] about Ireland stun in 2-0 victory against Portugal

Bishop Niall Coll returns home as Pope Leo XIV’s first Irish appointment

November 14, 2025 by

POPE Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Niall Coll as the new Bishop of Raphoe, marking his first Irish appointment since his election earlier this year. The Diocese of Raphoe had been without a bishop since Bishop Alan McGuckian was transferred to the Diocese of Down and Connor in February 2024. Returning to his native Donegal, Bishop Coll described his homecoming as both humbling … [Read more...] about Bishop Niall Coll returns home as Pope Leo XIV’s first Irish appointment

Ireland among EU’s top earners in 2024

November 13, 2025 by

IRELAND ranked among the European Union’s top three highest-paying countries in 2024. New data from Eurostat, the EU’s statistical agency, shows that Ireland’s average annual full-time salary reached €61,100 last year, placing it third behind Denmark (€71,600) and Luxembourg (€83,000). The EU-wide average stood at €39,800, meaning Irish workers earned more than 50 per cent … [Read more...] about Ireland among EU’s top earners in 2024

Two viable pipe bombs found after homes evacuated in Derry

November 13, 2025 by

TWO suspect devices which led to homes being evacuated in Derry in the early hours of this morning have been found to be viable. A security alert was put in place at around 12.30am this morning in the Skeoge area of the city Nearly two dozen homes were evacuated from the Glenabbey Close/Beraghvale area as cordons were put in place after the report was received by the … [Read more...] about Two viable pipe bombs found after homes evacuated in Derry

Half of young adults in Ireland have never tested for an STI

November 13, 2025 by

NEW figures show that half of the people aged 18-30 in Ireland have never tested for a sexually transmitted infection (STI). A survey commissioned by the HSE found that 55 per cent of people in this age demographic had never had an STI test. The survey was conducted to “understand the factors contributing to a rise in STIs in young people”, the HSE said in a … [Read more...] about Half of young adults in Ireland have never tested for an STI

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April 22, 1834

On this day in 1834, Daniel O’Connell, the Irish political leader often referred to as “The Liberator” or “The Emancipator,” sparked a debate in the British House of Commons by calling for a repeal to the 1801 Act of Union. During a five-hour speech, O’Connell questioned the 2/17 tax that Britain had levied on Ireland, calling it a “fraction purposely introduced in order that Ireland might be robbed with greater facility.” Previously, O’Connell had successfully campaigned for the right for Catholics to sit in the Westminster Parliament. A critic of violent insurrection and a staunch abolitionist, he would serve as an inspiration to Frederick Douglass, and later to Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.

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