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RTBF (BE) · Bélgica · Prensahace 2 horas

Ce matin Le ciel est parfaitement dégagé sur l'ensemble du pays et les températures sont fraîches où que l'on soit. On...

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Nos llaman a mover el alma

No es nada bueno que nuestros vecinos del norte y nuestros vecinos del oeste vivan su libertad a las trompadas.

El País (UY) · Uruguayhace 52 minutos
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Wehrdienstreform: Wo sind all die Bürger hin?

Weil neue Soldaten oder Zivis fehlen, wird den verbliebenen mehr abverlangt. Helfen könnte eine Änderung des Staatsbürgerschaftsrechts, denn die hier geborene Bevölkerung wächst

Der Standard (AT) · Austriahace 1 hora
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A visit to Dublin city’s stores confirms Christmas season is well and truly under way

Sir, - While visiting some larger stores in Dublin city centre today, I couldn’t help but conclude that Halloween is already over, superseded by the Christmas season that is well and truly under way. I must have missed the Halloween decorations when I was tardily enjoying the beach back in August. – Yours, etc,ENDA CUNNINGHAM,Sandycove,Co Dublin.

The Irish Times · Irlandahace 1 hora
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Connacht’s Paul Boyle riding high on air of optimism among province’s fans

Paul Boyle is now 29, in his 10th season with Connacht and effectively his ninth as a senior contracted player, having been bumped up in his second year at the academy in 2018-19. He’s a native now, to all intents and purposes.“I couldn’t really see myself anywhere else. I’ve been given so much support as a young academy player right up to senior level. I love Connacht, and hopefully I can get another few years out of it because I don’t want it to end just yet.”Galway reminds him of Gorey, where he was born and reared.“It has a very similar community vibe. I’m living on the Salthill side of town, and you go for a walk on the prom, and you bump into half the people you know, and it’s just a beautiful place. Going for a sauna or a sea swim, it’s just a really enjoyable, chilled-out place…

The Irish Times · Irlandahace 1 hora
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Dónal Lunny didn’t just want to play the melody, he wanted to colour it

It was poignant to see Dónal Lunny sitting, alone, in UCD’s otherwise empty Theatre L lecture hall during a scene in Nuala O’Connor’s entrancing In Time, the 2025 documentary film tracing Lunny’s artistic journey, the filming of which was interrupted by his illness. In 1972, Theatre L was packed to capacity as Lunny and fellow members of the recently formed folk group Planxty enthralled the students. Lunny was the linchpin; as Christy Moore recalls in the film, “every harmony I sang on Planxty was taught to me by Dónal”. As a player, composer, facilitator, arranger and teacher, Lunny, who died last week, was a master of inventiveness and redeploying tradition. Even before the end of the 1970s, journalist Joe Breen noted in a profile of Lunny, still barely aged 30, that “he has played with more people than this piece could accommodate”. Breen described him as a man of “many…

The Irish Times · Irlandahace 1 hora
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Irish marathon record holder Peter Lynch primed for another top finish in New York

In the six months since Peter Lynch lowered the Irish marathon record to 2:06:08, finishing ninth in London in April on a groundbreaking day for distance running, every little addition to his training has been designed to make him fitter, stronger and, ultimately, more confident in his own ability. Which doesn’t automatically transfer to a race as historically testing and tactical as Sunday’s New York City Marathon, although Lynch is now primed once again to mix it with some of the world’s best in what will be only his fifth attempt over the classic 26.2-mile distance. The Kilkenny runner also sets out to provide some Irish presence at the front of the elite men’s race for the first time in more than two decades. Mark Carroll last broke into the top 10 with his sixth-place finish in 2002. John Treacy also finished third twice, in 1988 and 1990. The twisting,…

The Irish Times · Irlandahace 1 hora
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Grandparents can be the first to notice a child’s problems

Sir, – With regards to the recent controversy about grandparents needing permission to hug their grandchildren, I would contend that often it can be the grandparents who might be the first to pick up on any issues or stress a child might be experiencing. Particularly if they are doing school runs or dropping them off to extracurricular activities, as is often the case. – Yours etc,FERGUS MADDEN,Goatstown,Dublin 14.

The Irish Times · Irlandahace 1 hora
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Shamrock Rovers set for Dundalk trophy lift as St Pat’s and Bohs rue what might have been

After securing a sixth League of Ireland title in seven seasons a week ago, Stephen Bradley and his Shamrock Rovers players will face a first of sorts when they visit Dundalk at Oriel Park in Friday night’s closing round of Premier Division games. On each of their previous five triumphs, the league trophy was presented to Rovers on home soil at Tallaght Stadium. This will be the first time under Bradley that the handover is made at an away ground, with only a small smattering of travelling supporters on hand to celebrate the moment in the flesh. But that’s how the champions wanted it. While the league were keen to give Rovers the trophy in Tallaght last Friday following the title-clinching win over Sligo Rovers that sparked a mass pitch invasion, Bradley had refused to entertain it in the build-up to that game.“I didn’t feel it would send the right…

The Irish Times · Irlandahace 1 hora