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The treasure trove of trinkets that Ed Sheeran turned into Ireland’s most viewed pub
There must be few pubs in Ireland where underwear hangs on a clothes line next to an open fire as customers sit nearby ...
Storm Éowyn brought record breaking winds to Ireland
Storm Éowyn brought record breaking wind speeds at several weather stations in the Republic of Ireland, the Irish ...
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Met Éireann confirms Storm Éowyn set new wind speed records in Ireland
Storm Éowyn brought Ireland’s strongest recorded winds, with hurricane-force gusts of 184 km/h recorded in Galway ...
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Man found dead in Galway shed days after Storm Eowyn as Gardai launch investigation
The man's body was removed from the scene and taken to University Hospital Galway for a post-mortem examination ...
Galway should be ‘top four All-Ireland challengers’ and Micheal Donoghue ‘will bring stability’, insists Tony Og Regan
TONY ÓG REGAN knows Galway’s great expectations never go away. The former defender played senior inter-county hurling for the ...
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Ireland, U.K. hit by record winds as Storm Éowyn shuts down transport, leaves 1 million people without power
Met Éireann, the Republic of Ireland's national meteorological service, said the country was being buffeted by wind gusts of up to 114 mph in County Galway — the highest ever recorded on the ...
‘Ireland needs to be more resilient to storms’ as 74,000 remain without power
More than 400 technicians from abroad have arrived in Ireland to help with repairs as the ESB enters a more complex ...
Nearly 250,000 still without power in Ireland
Nearly a quarter of a million customers are without power in the Republic of Ireland, as crews continue to repair ...
Ireland and Northern Ireland Battered by Record Winds From Storm Eowyn
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Record high winds from Storm Eowyn battered Ireland and Northern Ireland on Friday, leaving one man dead ...
‘I was licking my lips’ – Cillian O Curraoin reveals how Galway GAA can benefit from ‘unbelievable’ new football rules
GALWAY forward Cillian Ó Curraoin was licking his lips at the prospect of feasting on Armagh under football’s new rules. The ...