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April 27, 2025

400,000 GIVE THANKS

FOR all the hymns, prayers and poignant words for the beloved Pope, it was the moments of silence that were the most moving.

2 mins

Irish leaders 'honoured' to be in attendance at Vatican

IRELAND'S leaders have paid tribute to Pope Francis after his funeral.

1 mins

'Francis certainly has challenged whole world'

IN a quiet recess carved out of the otherwise bustling northside of Dublin City, a group of “Red Nuns” gathered to solemnly watch the funeral of the Pope.

1 mins

The love for the Pope suggests the good parts of Catholicism still matter to Irish people...

HE is being remembered as the “parish priest of the world\" and his final send-off reflected that.

4 mins

NOLAN ON THE PEOPLE'S PONTIFF

HE is being remembered as the “parish priest of the world\" and his final send-off reflected that.

4 mins

Father Ted's Linehan on damage rap

FATHER Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has been charged with criminal damage and harassment.

1 mins

'Potentially historic'

Zelensky hails his talk with Trump

1 mins

Killer Dwyer joked about knives to cop who brought his downfall

Ex-detective tells how colleague's lightbulb model planes moment helped nab beast

2 mins

Our hearts will be healed by the memories

FORMER Dancing With The Stars judge Julian Benson was remembered as a man who spread “fun, joy and positivity everywhere he went\" at his funeral yesterday.

2 mins

'Jepic girl' gonna make magic

JEDWARD have backed Eurovision hopeful EMMY to do a “magical performance” at this year's song contest.

1 mins

'People taking own lives due to drug debts'

MANY young people are taking their own lives because of intimidation over drug debts, it has been claimed by a TD.

1 mins

Doireann: I won't change my surname

DOIREANN Garrihy has “no plans” to change her surname ahead of the arrival of her first baby.

1 mins

Time to cotton on to Fairtrade workwear

EMPLOYERS are being urged to ditch fast fashion for staff uniforms and opt for Fairtrade clothing.

1 mins

Aslan to ashes

Christy's daughter says he wanted remains scattered across Ireland

2 mins

I'm disgusted it took so long to get murder probe..she did not disappear into thin air

THE mum of missing a missing woman told how she “nearly collapsed” when gardai told her the case has been upgraded to a murder inquiry.

4 mins

'Effects of child sex abuse can last a lifetime'

SEXUAL abuse in childhood can have a huge impact on physical and emotional health throughout a person's life, a counsellor warns.

1 mins

SHOCK SUICIDE OF ANDREW'S ACCUSER VIRGINIA

PRINCE Andrew's sex abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre hauntingly said she was \"ready to go\" just weeks before her tragic suicide.

4 mins

SIMPLY UNBEARABLE

PRINCE Andrew's sex abuse accuser Virginia Giuffre hauntingly said she was \"ready to go\" just weeks before her tragic suicide.

3 mins

Eight in 10 can identify fake news

EIGHT out of 10 young people believe their education has equipped them to identify disinformation.

1 mins

Feud-linked brothers in Vienna fling

TWO brothers wanted over their involvement in the deadly Drogheda drug feud have secretly met their lovers in Austria.

1 mins

IT SOUNDS LIKE THEY'RE HAVING WHALE OF A TIME

SCIENTISTS have discovered singing giant whales swimming near the shore are causing the earth to move on land with their powerful bass notes.

3 mins

SPRAY IT SAFE!

Prison officers warned over risks of using pepper on inmates

2 mins

A hit of a character

Iconic Irish comedy favourites who brought laughter to the nation through our screens

1 mins

Ex On Beach's Strictly date

Hunk Ashley a target for BBC dancing show

2 mins

I'll be so proud of my bump

GEORGIA Harrison has spent the last few years fighting for the online world to be safer for future generations - and now she has an extra incentive to continue championing history-making changes.

2 mins

I saw a man running. I'm sure he was Jill's killer

A \"CRAZY man\" who ran from Jill Dando's road into traffic around the time she was murdered was her killer, a witness believes.

5 mins

'Big Brother star JoJo has dumped me'

CELEBRITY Big Brother contestant JoJo Siwa's now ex-partner has said they were \"dumped\" by the star at the end-of-show party.

1 mins

Leaving Cert student, 18, to be buried

TRAGIC Leaving Cert student Bronagh English who was killed after her vehicle entered a river will be laid to rest on Tuesday.

1 mins

Katie's chance of baby stolen by acid attack

HEARTBROKEN Katie Piper has told how injuries from her acid attack 17 years ago have robbed her of the chance to have a third baby.

1 mins

Farewell to Corrie's original bad lad...

CORONATION Street legend Philip Lowrie who appeared in the first episode in 1960 has died aged 88.

1 mins

The health hazards lurking in your bathroom

It's often the place you go to when you feel under the weather, but Jo Dunbar finds where you keep the likes of medicines and creams may not be as safe as you think

4 mins

Making the effort to get friends reunited

One thing we all have at some stage in our lives, to a greater or lesser extent, is friends.

2 mins

Djerba the hot

After its big role in Star Wars, Faima Bakar finds the Tunisian island is truly out of this world

4 mins

Your plot evolves over the years to help you reconnect with nature

The trend for wildflower meadows has been blooming for nearly a decade now, and it’s more than just a passing fashion. As the importance of pollinators has finally sunk in, gardeners across the country have embraced the joy and purpose of sowing wildflower seeds. Those bold, flowering meadows - brimming with colour in the first year - have become a familiar sight in gardens, schools, verges and community spaces. But while many enjoy spectacular results from the start,

2 mins

Song that may be fading away

Blackbirds may sometimes sing in the dead of night but to be truly enchanted by their silvery voices then you should be listening out as the sun rises.

1 mins

What to expect from your wildflower meadow

The trend for wildflower meadows has been blooming for nearly a decade now, and it’s more than just a passing fashion.

2 mins

RONNIE'S CALLING FOR QUIET

RONNIE O'SULLIVAN is trying to “silence the voices\" inside his head as he bids for a record eighth World Championship.

1 mins

HAMILTON'S AT CROSSROADS

ALL Lewis Hamilton could do was shake his head as he studied the timing screens, the look of disbelief at the size of the gap to those ahead said it all.

2 mins

MODEL ANGER OVER CRUCIAL PENALTY CALL

WEXFORD boss Keith Rossiter claimed the referee got it wrong with a crucial call that went Dublin's way.

1 mins

A HARTE BREAKER

Grugan lands controversial late winner as Hands veteran Pete is penalised for tackle

3 mins

MANN ON FIRE AS FAITHFUL BLOW CHANCE

GALWAY put their harrowing defeat to Kilkenny behind them with a comprehensive win in Tullamore last night.

1 mins

SMITH AND GROANS

AARON MCKENNA produced a boxing masterclass to record the biggest victory of his career over Liam Smith last night.

1 mins

SCAR TISSUE

Blues beaten for only the second time all year and boss expects soul-searching

2 mins

Ulster flop at the Hend'

JORDAN HENDRIKSE landed a lastgasp penalty to earn the Sharks a dramatic victory in Belfast as the South Africans battled back after trailing 19-0.

1 mins

STROLL OF THE 'DICE

Bhoys get job Dun' as McGregor savours title

2 mins

Sorry seems to be De hardest word...

PEP GUARDIOLA admits saying goodbye to Kevin De Bruyne will be the toughest part of his job.

1 mins

FAI NEED OPEN MIND

DAMIEN DUFF claims it would be “small minded\" to restrict the search for the new FAI chief football officer to home-grown candidates.

1 mins

BRAD: TALK SENSE DUFF

STEPHEN BRADLEY slammed Damien Duff for talking “nonsense” after Shamrock Rovers’ draw with Shelbourne in Tallaght on Friday night.

1 mins

CAPTAIN VANTASTIC

The 'Liverpool way' is everything to Virgil... so that's why he signed on for two more years

3 mins

Macca is Arne's unsung hero in this title-winning campaign... and a future skipper

NOWADAYS, everyone seems to love a list and when ranking the top 10 players in Premier League history, there cannot be many football followers who would overlook Mohamed Salah.

2 mins

CHAMPS ARE KOP-A-HOOP...

LIVERPOOL are past masters at winning league titles - but they also know too well what it’s like to miss out in the most agonising fashion.

1 mins

Reds' Arne does what United and Gunners couldn't

LIVERPOOL great John Barnes claims the Reds have succeeded with Arne Slot where Manchester United and Arsenal failed in replacing a legend.

3 mins

SARR THE STAR AS EAGLES FLY!

Oliver's Army are Glas acts as they book final No 3 and give Villa a fading feeling

2 mins

A din at the Den as win all that matters

ALEX NEIL could be forgiven for not caring about the manner of his side's victory over Swansea as it kept their play-off hopes alive going into the final day of the season.

1 mins

St Nic's late season cheer

NICOLAS JACKSON bagged his first goal this side of Christmas to gee Chelsea up for the run-in from hell.

2 mins

Cooling of red-hot Cole's form poses huge questions

CHELSEA finally got supporters off their seats at Stamford Bridge - and Cole Palmer was still nowhere to be seen.

2 mins

Blair strikes as Owls fans rage over owner Chansiri

A STRIKE from Callum Paterson gave Sheffield Wednesday an early lead before Harvey Blair levelled for Portsmouth who had celebrated their league survival on Easter Monday.

1 mins

ENJOY THE TRIP

Assist king Kieran tears up Tractor Boys

2 mins

Helik the hero to ensure U's safety

OXFORD'S two centre-halves were on target as Gary Rowett's team beat Sunderland 2-0 to secure their safety and a second season of Championship football.

1 mins

Eustace putting on the blinkers

JOHN EUSTACE revealed he was oblivious that Derby had dropped into the Championship drop zone before a1-O win at Hull propelled them out of the bottom three.

1 mins

CUNHA WRITTEN IT

Matheus underlines class for Vitor's record-chasers

2 mins

Suc-Sess

LAST-GASP RYAN FIRES EURO BID

1 mins

Defeat's no real fun but Rusk refuses to cry over spilt milk

SIMON RUSK said his Southampton players were “gutted” after missing a golden opportunity to pass the record-low Premier League points total.

1 mins

Farke's a 'good' bet to stay on

DANIEL FARKE says he has spoken to Leeds chairman Paraag Marathe and that he has a “good” and “trustful” relationship with the board.

1 mins

Bluebirds gone

RAMSEY 'GUTTED' AS CARDIFF SINK INTO LEAGUE ONE

1 mins

OLLIE GOOD DAY

Rathbone starts party for Ryan and Co

1 mins

Waldemar stars in Dortmund drama

WALDEMAR ANTON scored in the fifth minute of stoppage time to give Borussia Dortmund a 3-2 win at Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga.

1 mins

Title plight!

HARRY KANE is set to win his first major trophy next weekend - but he will have to celebrate it from the sidelines.

1 mins

Sky's the limit for cock-a-hoop Cal

CELTIC clinched the Scottish Premiership title in style with a 5-O win over Dundee United at Tannadice.

1 mins

GUNNERS FIRED UP BY RENEE

ARSENAL boss Renee Slegers insists her side have the winning mentality needed to turn around their Champions League semifinal in the second leg today.

1 mins

Hemp back in reckoning as City chase Euro place

LAUREN HEMP could return to WSL action as Manchester City bid to keep their Champions League hopes alive at Leicester.

1 mins

'BEING STREETWISE IS IMPORTANT'

TV's Katie Piper opens up about equipping her daughters for the real world, knowing your worth and meeting female prisoners

2 mins

THE LUNCH BUNCH

When you're in need of a quick lunchtime pick-me-up, Greggs certainly delivers the (baked) goods.

1 mins

'I'M BACK TO MY OLD SELF'

Foot pain caused Raj Gil to put on weight – but chatting to a Boots pharmacist changed everything

1 mins

SAFEGUARD YOUR SMILE

It's well known that sweet treats can damage teeth, but some surprising, seemingly healthy foods can also affect oral health

1 mins

THE DENTIST IS NOT MY FAVOURITE PLACE TO BE

Teacher Jane Martin, 57, from Ipswich, who has been living with gum disease for several years, says looking after her oral health is crucial

1 mins

INDIAN FAKEAWAY

Delicious curry house favourites to make at home with your air fryer

1 mins

THE ART OF ZEN

Transform your home into a tranquil haven by taking inspiration from Japan

1 mins

THE TWIRLY BUS

\"There she goes.\" Linda leaps up from her chair and approaches the bay window, craning her neck to get a better view.

4 mins

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Irish Sunday Mirror Description:

प्रकाशक: Reach-Publishing-Services-Limited

वर्ग: Newspaper

भाषा: English

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The Sunday Mirror is the Sunday sister paper of the Daily Mirror. It began life in 1915 as the Sunday Pictorial and was renamed the Sunday Mirror in 1963.