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Irish Daily Mirror

Being a mum is ace...

Tennis star Serena on settling into home life after retirement

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

Silva won't stick around in January sales

MARCO SILVA wants to get his January transfer business done in the “first days of the market”.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

'Alien craft has pulsating heartbeat'

UNKNOWN Images of 31/ATLAS in space, also below

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

Irish Daily Mirror

You'd be a lunar-tic to miss last supermoon

THE last supermoon of the year will shine soon in December skies.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

Claire's run fundraiser after losing dad to MND

A WOMAN is gearing up for a huge challenge in memory of her late dad.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

Galway the dearest for winter trip

GALWAY, not Dublin, is now the most expensive city in Ireland to head on your Christmas shopping trip - once you add travel costs, food and drink and/or a 3 star hotel for the night, it comes in at around €168 for a typical shopper.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

A$AP Rocky ambassador for Chanel

A$AP Rocky has been appointed brand ambassador for Chanel.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

St Nicky switches on lights at hospital

WESTLIFE'S Nicky Byrne switched on the festive lights at Children's Health Ireland, Crumlin Hospital last night.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

It's still all a bit rich from McGregor

CONOR McGregor was pictured up in Dundalk last week with his other half Dee Devlin.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

Irish Daily Mirror

Herzog Park row blow to tribute for tragic 20-year-old

THE brother of a man who died after being in Garda custody two decades ago is “extremely disappointed” that a proposal to name a park after him has been taken off Dublin City Council's agenda.

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2 mins

December 02, 2025

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