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Irish Blood season 1 episode 3 ending explained: Does Fiona find the evidence to put Johnny McIntyre in prison?
Sportskeeda
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August 18, 2025
Alicia Silverstone's murder mystery in Ireland continues in Irish Blood season 1 episode 3. It marks another successful investigation for her amateur detective character, Fiona Fox, as she gets to the bottom of her father's murder and the criminal...
Irish firm behind Netflix hit Wednesday nets multi million tax credit boost
Irish Mirror
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August 18, 2025
The Irish-based co-production firm behind Season 2 of the global Netflix ratings phenomenon, 'Wednesday' has received corporation tax credits here between €20m and €60m this year. That is according to new figures published by the Revenue...
Ireland rugby star poses with ‘delighted’ Galway cafe owners before closure – ‘A genuine top bloke’
Irish Independent
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The Steam Café in Clifden were shocked and ‘delighted’ to receive a visit from the Wicklow-born flanker who was in the county on holidays. The star headed into the Connemara town for lunch on Friday and clearly made a good impression as staff...
Irish households' health warning over common pet habit
Galway Beo
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August 18, 2025
Many pet owners will agree that one of the best parts of owning a furry friend is cuddling up to them at night. However, according to experts at Bed Sava allowing pets into bed is linked with everything from broken sleep and lowered immunity to...
Offaly man secured Ireland's position as a world leader in the pharmaceutical industry
Offaly Live
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August 18, 2025
JOHN LLOYD, skilled negotiator and strategist, secured Ireland's position as a world leader in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries. John played a pivotal role in transforming Ireland's economic fortunes through foreign direct...
North Dublin winner in DIAS Reach for the Stars astrophotography competition 2025
Dublin People
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August 18, 2025
Two photographers from North Dublin have been selected as winners of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies’ astrophotography competition, ‘Reach for the Stars’. For the second year in a row, Martin McCormack, based in Glasnevin, was the winner...
Literary prize cancels annual award following backlash over inclusion of Irish author John Boyne
The Irish Times
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The Polari Prize, the annual literary prize for LGBTQ+ literature, has announced that it will “pause” the prize this year following a controversy around the nomination of a book by Irish author John Boyne, who has previously expressed...
The Cook Medical Mini Marathon is back!
SPIN South West
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August 18, 2025
The 2025 Cook Medical Mini Marathon is back on Sunday 5th October. Over 3,000 participants from all over Ireland are expected to take part in the event which takes place at the University of Limerick, with participants of all ages walking,...
'Do you want to die?' inquest hears man's chilling words before shooting Irish mum
Irish Mirror
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August 18, 2025
An Irish woman who was shot by her ex-partner in an attempted murder-suicide was told to go to his home to collect their child’s belongings following their break-up, an inquest in Australia has heard. Eileen Gibbons, from Mayo, was shot in the...
HSE called on to take emergency measures to deal with hospital overcrowding in West
Connacht Tribune
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August 18, 2025
This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The INMO is calling on the HSE to take emergency measures to deal with hospital overcrowding in the West. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation has issued a statement, saying the level of...
Cardinal Health expands urology footprint with $1.9 billion Solaris Health acquisition
DOTmed
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Cardinal Health has agreed to acquire Solaris Health, a major urology-focused management services organization, in a deal that will add more than 750 providers to its multi-specialty MSO platform, The Specialty Alliance. The transaction, valued at...
Irish people warned over daily habit and symptoms shown when health affected by it
Galway Beo
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August 18, 2025
Experts are warning Irish people about one very common habit and how it can affect their health. Ireland's love for caffeine is no secret, with around 98 million cups of coffee consumed every single day. For millions, that first cup is a...
Irish households given urgent 'do not eat' warning and told to check meat and dairy products
Irish Mirror
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August 18, 2025
Irish households have been urged to take action and check a number of food products over safety fears. A number of product recalls have been issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI), in particular common items found in fridges. People...
Decarbonising Royal United Hospitals Bath
FM Industry
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August 18, 2025
The Royal United Hospitals (RUH) Bath NHS Foundation Trust is working with Veolia to reduce carbon emissions and energy expenditure at its Combe Park estate. £21.6 million of grant funding for the project has been approved by the Public Sector...
Emerging parasite threats in the UK and Ireland: the role of climate change and pet travel
The Conversation
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August 18, 2025
Toby, a fun-loving Labrador, was a beloved member of the Murphy household. So, when the family noticed patches of hair loss and red, itchy skin on his paws and legs, they were concerned. Still, they thought: “All dogs get itchy sometimes.” A...
Tony Holohan drops Áras bid as he wants to protect family from ‘personal abuse’ in Irish politics
Irish Independent
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LATEST | Heather Humphreys remains Fine Gael party chiefs’ top choice for presidential candidate – but Fine Gael MEP and former GAA president Seán Kelly is considering throwing his hat in the ring Snap Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll showed...
'My life is on hold. It has been a kick in the balls' - the uplifting story of a League of Ireland champ
Irish Mirror
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August 18, 2025
His day began in a waiting room, a real-life purgatory. The clock ticked past nine when he took his seat. He recalls the noise of the water cooler; the rise and fall in volume as people passed along the corridor. Otherwise there was silence, which...
Yorkshire housebuilder donates £20,000 to health and wellbeing charities
ShowHome
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August 18, 2025
The Yorkshire West regional division of Top 10 housebuilder, Keepmoat, has donated £20,000 to support local families affected by childhood cancer and professionals in the construction industry battling mental health crises. The £20,000 donation...
Pharmaceutical Industry Competition Law Training Course | Stay Ahead with Comprehensive Training on EU and UK Laws (ONLINE EVENT: October 10, 2025) - ResearchAndMarkets.com
Voice of Alexandria - Minnesota
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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 18, 2025-- The "Competition Law for the Pharmaceutical Industry Training Course" training has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. This comprehensive course is designed to equip professionals in the...
HIV carries 'a big societal stigma' in Ireland despite progress in treatment
Irish Examiner
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August 18, 2025
A “persistent stigma” remains around HIV in Ireland, despite progress in treating the condition. The Cork Sexual Health Centre highlighted the stigma as revealed in its latest annual report. The report states that it provided 860 rapid HIV tests...