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In this issue

March 24, 2025

€26m diesel takes toll on environment

Hauliers slam wasted fuel costs from toll booth wait

1 min

Elaine follows big screen dream

Telly favourite returns to her first love of acting and lands movie role

1 min

Elaine follows big screen dream

ELAINE Crowley is returning to her first love of acting - and has landed a role in her first feature film.

1 min

SF fury over 'winning' on housing quip

THE Government is “winning” the battle on housing, a Cabinet minister has claimed.

1 min

Garda probe gun attack on property

GARDAI are investigating a weekend gun attack on a property.

1 min

I want to go back to Spain & get cops looking for Amy again

Mahon speaks out on missing teen after acquittal

2 mins

Belt-wielding sicko follows online star to her hotel room

Influencer terrified as stalker 'slips' into building

2 mins

Cartel's bunch of Ed cases

Gardai want mobster's lieutenants charged over the feud slaying of Eddie

4 mins

Man charged over €10.6m cocaine haul denied bail

A. MAN appeared in court last night charged with possession of a €10.6million haul of cocaine.

1 min

Trump wrestles with ringside seat

PRESIDENT Donald Trump has attended the NCAA wrestling championships for the second time in three years.

1 min

Trade war puts tax cuts and jobs at risk

Minister warns of 'slower pace of spending growth' for Ireland

2 mins

Canadian PM Carney kicks off election campaign

NEW Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Conservative opponent kicked off their election campaigns yesterday.

1 min

AVOIDING TRAPPES

DWTS finalist more body confident than ever

1 min

Ruby's 109 years come full circle

THE same Christening robe in which Ireland's oldest woman was baptised in 1915 was placed on her coffin as she was laid to rest yesterday.

2 mins

Police probe fires at flats

POLICE in the North are investigating a reported late night arson attack at an apartment block.

1 min

Thank you, everyone

Pope's thumbs up to crowds as he leaves hospital after 5 weeks

1 min

Challenge to Clonoe ruling 'disgraceful' say Sinn Fein

MOVES by the British Government to challenge a ruling that SAS soldiers were not justified in killing four IRA members in a 1992 ambush are “disgraceful”, Sinn Fein has said.

1 min

Lost their marbles if they think British will ever give them back

IN a shocking development that may, in fact, shock no one, the British have decided that on reflection, they won't be giving the Elgin Marbles back to Greece.

2 mins

'RACIST COMMENT' TO IRISH U17 STAR

FAI says 'expect UEFA to investigate fully

1 min

50,000 KILLED IN GAZA

War's grim milestone as Hamas leader among 26 dead in blitz before fatal attack on hospital

2 mins

Three die in Russia drone blitz on Kyiv

A RESCUE worker cradles a dog he saved after a Russian drone blitz left three people dead during an overnight attack on Kyiv.

1 min

BONO TRIBUTE TO ONE & ONLY EDDIE

U2 star says Formula One pal was 'faster than life'

1 min

Dolly is still crying over Carl tribute

DOLLY Parton has “not stopped crying” since watching the Grand Old Opry’s tribute to Carl Dean.

1 min

Christina: I'm pickier after Mad Men role

ACTRESS Christina Hendricks is “a little pickier” since leaving Mad Men.

1 min

36 illegal workers arrested

MORE than 30 people, including a teenage boy, have been arrested during an operation by immigration enforcement officers in Belfast.

1 min

STAR'S WIDOW SLAMS HER TROLLS

Kelsey Parker has found happiness again three years after the tragic death of her husband, The Wanted star Tom.

3 mins

Keeping an eye on toxic masculinity isn't child's play

A MENTAL health charity is warning of the dangers of toxic masculinity and is urging parents to monitor their children's social media use.

1 min

Another day in sun for Molly & Tommy?

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury are set to move in together again, with friends saying \"the love is still there\" after a holiday.

1 min

Murdered Elizabeth's mum: Look out for your daughters

Noeleen's heartbroken plea to mothers as probe goes on

1 min

Justin reveals struggle with 'anger issues'

SINGER Justin Bieber has revealed he wants to tackle his \"anger issues\".

1 min

Chatty Cate spies a slight issue in role

OSCAR-winning actress Cate Blanchett admitted can't keep a secret.

1 min

FLAMING ANGER

Fury on Turkey's streets after Erdogan rival is held in swoop

1 min

Alan bringing 'mischief' to Baftas bash

ALAN Cumming will host the Bafta TV awards for the first time.

1 min

Never forget their legacy

Catey Sexton, who lost her mother in the first wave. Her own story of loss is weaved in with insight from others who were bereaved by Covid.

1 min

THUNDER READY TO STRIKE

KARL BURKE reckons William Hill Lincoln favourite Thunder Run is “a Group horse in the making” ahead of his return to action at Doncaster on Saturday - and punters agree.

1 min

FINN'S TOP 10 HIT FOR BATH

BATH boss Johann van Graan hailed Finn Russell as “one of the best 10s in the world” after the Scot helped his side restore a six-point gap at the Premiership summit.

1 min

Championship is on horizon but reaching League final means the outlook is good for Mayo squad

IT was one of those never-ending bus journeys we had to make on a Sunday evening.

3 mins

NO PAT ON THE BACK

Ryan reckons Rebels still require lots of work despite reaching final with a runaway victory over the Tribesmen

3 mins

VILLA STAR IS FEELING KONFIDENT

EZRI KONSA is determined to be one of Thomas Tuchel's leaders in the England camp.

1 min

CAN'T WAIT FOR 'KING KONG' REUNION

ENGLAND midfielder Declan Rice wants to cut Latvia down to size especially one former team-mate who was too tall to get through the door at Nando's.

1 min

Azaz has got too much pizzazz to not be playing in the Premiership

ACE MIDFIELDER'S FINN A LEAGUE OF HIS OWN

3 mins

THANK EVAN'S ABOVE!

Relief for Ireland as Ferguson calms nerves before sub Idah puts the game to bed

3 mins

Tuchel will not bow to club wishes

THOMAS TUCHEL says he'll do club bosses no favours... because they do none for England.

1 min

Lemon & blueberry loaf cake

Kids can help make this simple springtime lemon and blueberry loaf cake. It's delicious with extra lemon curd and yogurt as a pud, or serve with a cuppa

1 min

THINGS CAN ONLY GET FETA

It's Greece lightning as super-quick strike sees Scotland dealt painful play-off blow

2 mins

HELLS BELLS!

Former loose cannon Bellamy is now the calm at the eye of the storm

2 mins

THEY SOR' CAN'T IGNORE US

SORBA Thomas says respect for Wales is growing - and Craig Bellamy's side needs to learn to live with it.

1 min

HIS NAME IS REO & HF'S FIRED UP IN JAPAN

Hatate keen to make World Cup after struggling for game time

1 min

CAM ON WE MUST AIM FOR PREM

Jay plans perfect sequel to scale Hollywood heights

2 mins

GOALS SEAL THE ORCHARD'S WIN

ARMAGH will play Division One football next season - after their 15-point win over already-relegated Derry was enough to keep Kieran McGeeney’s up.

1 min

DRAW WON'T MAR' ROSSIE PROMOTION

DAVY Burke said it was a case of 'job done, but maybe in a roundabout way,' after his Roscommon side secured promotion in Mullingar yesterday.

1 min

LAST-GASP MISS FROM McVEETY COSTS BREFFNI

AFTER seven matches, it came down to one strike for Cavan but unfortunately for the Breffnimen, Dara McVeety's two-point effort trailed just wide as the hooter sounded, denying them promotion to Division One.

2 mins

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU

Westerners edge stellar battle to sink Tir Chonaill and seal spot in the League final

2 mins

FLANAGAN'S BATTLERS REFUSED TO WAVE THE WHITE FLAG

PANIC could have taken hold of Kildare at half-time in Cedral St Conleth's Park but calm heads prevailed to see the Lilywhites top the Division 3 table and book a place in next Sunday’s Croke Park decider.