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Tipperary selector Declan Laffan sits down with Tom Clancy to discuss the recent scoreline controversy in the Kilkenny game. They also delve into the Cork challenge and strategies to prevent their goal-scoring opportunities. Furthermore, they touch upon the influence of Liam Cahill and Michael Bevans on the team. News Source : Irish Examiner

Ádh mór ar an fhoireann agus ar an bhainistíocht – Ó Aerfort Dhún na nGall Donegal Airport extends its very best wishes to Donegal GAA as they head into the final! The entire airport community is eagerly awaiting a stellar and smooth performance. We’re hoping they bring Sam Maguire back to Donegal! Donegal Airport prepares for Sam Maguire’s arrival! was last modified: July 17th, 2025 by Contributor Tags: News Source : Donegal Daily

I almost feel silly writing this advice, as if house buyers in Ireland have the luxury of bringing a checklist when viewing houses. With queues often trailing halfway down the street, you’re lucky if you get a few minutes to glance at a house these days before throwing money at it, not to mind thoroughly inspecting it.  OK, I’m exaggerating, but only a bit. And it is worth remembering how easy it is to get caught up in the madness, with the endless queues and bids and traipsing around getting your hopes up only to be outbid again.  Buying a…

Gardaí in Buncrana have expressed their gratitude to the public for their assistance in recovering a tractor that was stolen in Inishowen last week. The Case International tractor was reported stolen from the Burnfoot area between July 4th and 7th. Following a public appeal through the media last week, the tractor was found on July 8th in the Bridgend area. The investigation into the theft is currently ongoing. “We extend our sincere thanks to the member of the public who contacted us with information following the appeal. We also thank the public for their continued support with our weekly appeals,”…

Ahead of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final, Cork’s half-back Ciarán Joyce is interviewed by Therese O’Callaghan. News Source : Irish Examiner

Brazilian lawmakers have passed a bill that drastically weakens the country’s environmental safeguards and is seen by many activists as the most significant setback for the country’s environmental legislation in the past 40 years. The new law – widely referred to as the “devastation bill” and already approved by the senate in May — passed in congress in the early hours of Thursday by 267 votes to 116, despite opposition from more than 350 organisations and social movements. It now goes to the president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who has 15 working days to either approve or veto it. Even…

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Advertisement Get ready for an epic All-Ireland Final viewing experience! The Bridge Inn in Dungloe is hosting a fantastic watch party on the biggest screen in town! The marquee will be transformed into a fantastic family-friendly fanzone for the All-Ireland Final. Enjoy the game on Dungloe’s largest screen, complete with immersive surround sound and comfortable, seated viewing. A full bar and BBQ will be available, plus a bouncy castle to keep the younger fans entertained! There’s a brilliant line-up of live music before and after the match, featuring Johnny Brady, The 2 Bucks, Danny O’Donnell, and John Jo Gallagher. The…

Anthony Daly, Mark Landers, TJ Ryan, and special guest Eamon O’Shea captivated a full house at Sarsfields GAA Club, analyzing and previewing one of the most eagerly awaited All-Ireland Finals in recent memory. News Source : Irish Examiner

A new poll indicates that only about 25% of US adults believe President Donald Trump’s policies have positively impacted them since he took office. The Associated Press-NORC Centre for Public Affairs Research poll reveals that the Republican president fails to secure majority approval on any of the surveyed issues. His approval ratings have even dipped slightly on immigration, an area that typically shows strength for him in his second term. While a majority of Americans acknowledge Mr. Trump’s ability to “somewhat” get things done following the passage of his significant budget bill, fewer feel he understands the challenges faced by…