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Sunday 26 June 2022
Psychologists and men who have had eating disorders explain the warning signs and what can be done to treat EDs.
The two-week tournament kicks off on Monday.
From “the craic” to James Connolly, Mick Lynch’s Irish heritage has shaped his political views.
The Leinster champions ran out 11-point winners.
Leon Thornton has been missing since Wednesday.
Four women testified at Maxwell’s month-long trial.
A semi-final appearance on 9 July awaits for Rory Gallagher’s side.
The British Prime Minister insisted questions over his leadership were now settled.
Dozens of new protests were planned Saturday from coast to coast.
Micheál Martin described him as a “proud Limerick man, as well as a proud member of Fianna Fáil”.
Young members of the LGBT+ community, Ukrainian nationals, and the Irish premier all took part in the celebratory protest march.
Even before Wednesday’s quake, the country was in the grip of a humanitarian crisis.
While Joe Biden says it falls short of what’s really needed, he added that it will “save lives.”
The Luhansk region’s governor said that Russian forces are attempting to blockade Lysychansk from the south.
Wilhelm Widmer is missing from Clontarf since yesterday afternoon.
There are warnings that heavy showers and longer spells of rain may lead to spot flooding in places.
Organisers of the Oslo Pride festival cancelled today’s planned events on police advice.
The G7 leaders are expected to start arriving today and will tackle issues such as war on Ukraine and climate change.
The former Taoiseach said a “ten-year plan where we start building up the federal system would be great” and “putting in a mayor at the start of that might be won’t work”.
“Football is engrained in me and that won’t change, it feels part of our family. Yeah, it can be ruthless but that’s part of the story.”
A full vote on the proposed changes is set to take place in Strasbourg next month.
Gerry Christie, from Kerry Mountain Rescue, said climbers often don’t have the proper equipment when climbing.
Rated highly by Joe Schmidt, John Ryan was a consistent force for Munster for over a decade. The last thing he expected was to be on the look-out for a new club.
The court’s overturning of the landmark Roe v Wade decision is likely to lead to abortion bans across the country.
The former Taoiseach will speak to the 80 members of the Assembly at 10.45 am on ‘The Reality of Devolution’.
Last week there was a more than 50% jump in reported case numbers.
Johnny Depp sued Amber Heard over a piece she wrote in The Washington Post describing herself as “a public figure representing domestic abuse”.
Details are currently unknown about the person who died in the crash.
Fianna Fáil’s Emma Murphy joined the council in 2016.
Last month gardaí charged Patrick Harte (80) with 83 indecent assaults, one attempted indecent assault and six sexual assaults from 1967 to 1995.
Vote to make Ukraine an official candidate for the EU hailed as “defining moment” – but the journey has just begun.
Riche Murphy’s men struggled to compete with a superb French team.
The new Ella-Mobbs Cup replaces the Cook Cup as the prize for the winners of the Australia versus England test series.
An Taoiseach said he will be in attendance at the Dublin Pride march this weekend.
The decision has been met with mixed reaction from civilians, lawmakers and politicians on either side of the political divide.
However, a local priest says an incident is being investigated by Church authorities.
AS WE KNOW, the cost of fuel has rocketed in recent months.
Despite the Government knocking 20c per litre off the price by reducing excise duties, filling your car or your home heating tank is becoming more expensive by the day.
Certain politicians have advised people to drive their car at lower speeds and to walk more as ideas to cut down on how much fuel each person is using.
So, this morning we want to know: Have you been trying to reduce your own personal fuel usage?
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This week, our reader is busy saving in preparation for moving into a new house with her husband.
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