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Tuesday 20 October 2020
Warren Gatland’s side have had massive local support, but Ireland are staying under the radar.
The Exeter centre put his pack into prime position to grab victory against Saracens.
The Pescara midfielder has seen his one-match ban rescinded on appeal, after he challenged racist abuse aimed at him.
Trump carried on regardless – beginning his speech surrounded by the swastika-balls.
Testes, testes, 123.
Clonlara and Kilmaley must meet again following today’s thrilling encounter.
Lots of people were quite amused at the sight.
At least our burgers had actual horse in them
It could be you. Of course, statistically it won’t… But they’ve fixed the machines – so that’s good.
The struggle is real.
The panic, we can’t.
Yes, there’s a picture.
Are YOU a bit saggy down there?
Without exploding it. Oh, wait.
OBVIOUSLY with a video…
In an unusual ruling, Italy’s Supreme Court has decided it is a crime to use the insult as it ‘hurts male pride’.
Figures released by Minister for Justice Alan Shatter show more than €80,000 was spent by Irish prisons on footballs over the last two years.
Under-pressure Blackburn manager Steve Kean will now plan without the defender ahead of tomorrow’s clash with Bolton.. and the rest of the crucial Christmas period.
AN POST INTENDS to allow free postage to and from residents in nursing and care homes ahead of an expected tightening of restrictions on social movement.
Senders are advised to write ‘FREEPOST’ in capital letters on the envelope where they would usually put a stamp.
A statement from An Post said that the decision was made “recognising the increasing restrictions across the country” with a view to “bring a little joy”.
Fewer people send letters nowadays, opting for other forms of communication such as email, but some have started sending letters and postcards again amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
We want to know: How often do you post letters?
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