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Scotland stayed on course for a first Triple Crown since 1990 with a pulsating 26-23 comeback Guinness Six Nations victory against winless Wales in Cardiff. Wales led for 75 minutes at Principality ...

AN IRISH pub chain has revealed plans to open its first location in Scotland. Bosses at Katie O’Brien’s are looking to open up a new site in Glasgow‘s Merchant Square. The firm already has a total of ...

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IRISH shoppers are being warned of a scam website impersonating a popular chain store – as the major retailer is targeted by fraudsters. EuroGiant, which employs about 640 people, recently confirmed ...

Funck's Restaurant in Upper Leacock Township hosted a ticketed Valentine’s Cocktail Class on Wednesday night where participants learned how to make two craft cocktails: Mint for Each Other, made with ...

HUNDREDS of jobs are at risk after a Dublin-born discount chain EuroGiant entered liquidation. Liquidation firm Interpath has been appointed by the court to oversee the liquidation of EuroGeneral ...

A motion opposing the Government’s intention to abolish the “triple lock” governing the overseas deployment of Irish Defence Forces prompted a passionate debate at a full meeting of Limerick City and ...

The Government has agreed to proceed with the Defence Amendment Bill, which amends the triple lock – the legal requirement for UN approval in advance of the deployment of Irish troops on peacekeeping ...

The Government is set to reject a recommendation from an Oireachtas committee to have a “formal legal review” before Irish troops are sent abroad on peacekeeping missions once the triple lock is ...

The Government will be required to undertake annual expert reviews of new laws which change how Ireland deploys troops abroad. Ministers are expected to approve a series of amendments to new laws ...