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10 hours ago · Brendan O’Connor: Forget about tax breaks, let’s build the greatest bus shelter in the world instead Editorial: The unity Leo Varadkar should pursue is with his successor Simon Harris
10 hours ago · Wexford emerged victorious, with the score-board reading 3-10 to 0-13 in favour of the Model County. Wexford were helped by the three early goals, which all came in the first half and put them in the driving seat for the rest of the encounter. Two quick first half goals came from Rathnure clubman, Nigel Higgins, as he rolled back the years.
10 hours ago · Higgins out to end 43 months of hurt; World Cup debut shows how far Scots have come; Gladiators aim to be Handy in the title race; Jofra can look ahead after torment; Rory has probably never craved a win more than now; Play-off success gives Chiara her; Rob Robertson; Rahm’s on the prowl as Hidalgo attempts to hold off the ‘GOAT’
10 hours ago · Trim were first to register a point when wing-back Dimmy Higgins got the scoring underway. Two immaculate James Murray sideline cuts from either side of the pitch followed before Josh Harris set up Murray for the contest’s opening goal. Murray and Trim were off to an electric start and Kildakey looked rattled.
10 hours ago · Brendan Sorsby Updates Comfortability With Cincinnati Playbook. Look: Cincinnati Bengals Tee Higgins Notices Funny Mistake on NFL Player Profile.
10 hours ago · Pat Scully, Millbrook, Portlaoise Co.Laois. Died September 26th 2024. Peacefully surrounded by his loving family. (Retired Prison Officer). Predeceased by his wife Margaret and son Mark. Deeply regretted by his loving daughter Sharon and her partner Cliff, grandchildren Ryan, Emma and Kate, brothers Kevin and Brendan, sister Trica, sisters in ...
10 hours ago · On 29 May 1940 during the Dunkirk evacuation they claimed 2 Messerschmitt Bf 109 's and a Messerschmitt Bf 110 during their 1st sortie, plus 5 Junkers Ju 87 's in their 2nd that day, becoming Britain's first " aces in a day " in the Second World War. [ 26 ] KIA 31 May 1940. Cooper-Slipper, Thomas Paul Michael.
