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Saturday 18 May, 2013

Continued appeal over attempted murder of police officers

The PSNI discovered an explosive device yesterday which they believe was part of the attack on police earlier this week.

From The Score Setback

Fennelly emerges as injury doubt for Kilkenny with damaged ankle

The 28 year-old suffered the injury in club action for Ballyhale Shamrocks last night.

Column: Plants are at the heart of many crucial global issues facing us today

The economic and societal importance of plants is hard to underestimate; in order to meet the global challenges facing us today, we need to invest time and money into this sector, writes Eoin Lettice.

From The Daily Edge Dawson's Creek This post contains videos

18 events from 2003 to make you feel ancient

Watching The Panel and Cabin Fever, and listening to The Darkness. What an odd year.

North Korea launches three short-range missiles

They were fired as part of a military drill, landing in the Sea of Japan.

From The Score Unfinished Business

He couldn’t, could he? Michael Phelps planning comeback for 2016 Olympics – reports

Is the so-callled greatest Olympian of all time set to return?

Girl (14) punched, kicked and robbed by three male teens in Belfast

Whilst she was being assaulted another of the teens stole her mobile and money.

From The Score Kiss It Goodbye

Nacewa cherishes special moment of cup triumph before final Leinster game

The New Zealander was instrumental in his side’s cup win at the RDS.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane… No, it’s the 75-year-old Flying Nun

Sr. Patricia Wall braved a 200 km/h free-fall skydive from 10,000ft to raise money for the charity Aware yesterday.

From The Score New Name On The Trophy

Clermont v Toulon: 3 key battles in winning your 1st Heineken Cup

The French rivals are vying to become their country’s third winner of the European Cup.

From The Score Gratitude

Your ‘Nice Touch Roberto’ Pic of the Day

The out-going manager took out an ad in the MEN to express his gratitude to fans.

Remembrance medal presented to family of Adrian Donohoe

The medal was presented at the annual Garda Memorial Day, honouring the 87 Gardaí who have died while on duty.

From The Score Au Revoir

‘Irish Rugby will miss O’Gara’s extraordinary talents’ – IRFU Chief

Philip Browne also thanked the former Munster star for his professionalism.

‘Marriage for all’ in France as Hollande signs a bill and makes it law

The legislation also legalises gay adoption.

From The Score Legends This post contains videos

Now THIS is how you promote a charity football game

They might be old, but after watching this we wouldn’t like to be playing the Manchester United legends.

Top readers’ comments of the week

Here’s our round-up of the best, the most interesting and the most commented-on pieces from the past week. Did you make it in?

From The Score Pure Class This post contains videos

Here’s why every big club in Europe wants to sign Falcao right now

The striker set up Atletico’s equaliser last night in exquisite fashion.

Pics: Oil laundering plant that used cat litter uncovered in Dublin

The first ever oil laundering plan found in Dublin had a potential loss to the exchequer of €1.75 million a year.

From The Score Stereotypes This post contains videos

It’s Your Giant Green Mascot Doing An Irish Jig Video Of The Day

Because that’s obviously how you celebrate Irish heritage night.

From The Score Fergie

Alex Ferguson raring to go in his final Manchester United match

It’s the end of the road for Fergie tomorrow.

From The Daily Edge Twitterverse

Tweet Sweeper: Dara O’Briain falls into a Google vortex

Our pick of the week’s tweets from famous people.

Some of the many things we learned from Chris Hadfield’s time in space

Do you remember what his all-time favourite space food is? We’ve learned SO MUCH.

Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: France has legalised gay marriage, would you welcome it in Ireland today?

French President Francois Hollande has signed gay marriage into law today, making it the 14th country to do so.

From The Score Trouble

Manchester City players celebrated Roberto Mancini’s sacking – reports

One player is alleged to have asked “can we put the champagne on ice yet?” in anticipation of the Italian’s sacking.

From The Score Sidelined

8 injured GAA stars we’ll miss seeing in action this summer

As the championship takes centre stage, some inter-county players are on the sidelines watching on.

Only losers take the bus, right Leo?: The week’s news skewed

Breaking via The Mire wire: The Gathering at the Dáil; Cabinet clones; Alan Shatter knows what you did last summer.

Prohibition: When alcohol was banned in America

It was made illegal to buy, sell or manufacture alcohol in 1920 in the United States. Here’s what happened next.

From The Daily Edge Fanatic

Dublin boys win Lego award for robot reminding people to take medicines

The winning boys from Jobstown built a robot and app reminding older people to take their vital medicines.

From The Score Disappointment

My worst ever season, says Mourinho

The Portuguese coach, who is widely expected to return to Chelsea next season, refused to speculate on his future following the game.

From Business ETC Pester Power

Kids have serious ‘pester power’ on family food purchases

The breakfast cereal in a family’s cupboard is often dictated by the children.

From The Score UFC

Uncaged: The UFC are back in action in Brazil

Former Strikeforce champion Luke Rockhold takes on a former UFC champion in Vitor Belfort. Kablamo.

The 9 at 9: Saturday

Good morning! Here are nine things to know before you start your ‘summery’ Saturday.

Safety First This post contains videos

Man sticks finger into table saw to prove his invention works

Can you handle watching what happened next? Okay then…

From The Score Walking Away

15 GAA players who are set for their first championship in retirement

This lot have hung up their boots since last summer.

The EU is banning refillable bottles of olive oil

The new food safety rules mean restaurants will not be able to buy oil from specialised producers.

If Ireland actually won the Eurovision, would we have anywhere to hold it?

Even if we don’t win tonight, we’ve been doing better in recent years – but could Ireland handle the Eurovision now that it’s gotten so much bigger?

From The Score Tongue In Cheek

Open thread: Unload all of your Munster v Leinster grievances here

Ahead of the Lions tour, we are giving you the chance to get everything off your chest.

Aaron McKenna: Money, Money, Must Be Funny In A Eurocrat’s World

Bailed-out Ireland is to contribute an additional €90 million to the European Union to help plug a shortfall in its 2013 budget. Ludicrous? Yes – but it’s hardly a blip on the radar of incongruity that is the EU’s funny money parade, writes Aaron McKenna.

55 public-paid educators earning more than the Taoiseach

Figures released by Ruairí Quinn show that 55 people under the remit of the Dept of Education earn over €200,000 a year.

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