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Ciara Mageean, Rome 2024.
The way she blasts through the two British runners to claim gold.
The epitome of Irish fighting spirit.
She'd tell David Gillick after - 'I didn't grow up playing camogie to get boxed in.'

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“I think I’d starve without these food parcels”
#OnThisDay 1984. The first food parcels from the Soviet Union began to arrive to striking miners in Wigan.
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Statement | Independent Disciplinary Committee Decision
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irishtimes.com/life-style/20… @IrishTimesCultr 08 OCT GALWAY @MonroesTavern CORK 10 Oct @LiveAtStLukes EARL SLICK Bowies legendary guitarist special guest 20 NOV LONDON @UnionChapelUK 21 NOV DUBLIN @3olympiatheatre 3-5 DEC CARDIFF @theCentre @bound_andgagged @mcd_productions
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There will be a number of tributes to mark the 10-year anniversary of Anthony Foley at next weekend's clash against Racing 92.
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A younger Jeffrey Archer would be much more successful in politics in a post-truth age
Rest in Peace Bonnie Greer 🙏
‘Ireland owes this country nothing’
@Bonn1eGreer says Britain cannot ‘shaft’ Ireland if they want a post Brexit trade agreement with the US. #bbcqt
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Life gives tears, smiles, and memories. Tears fade, smiles pass, memories stay forever.
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Let us continue to pray for peace. Saint Augustine, whose feast we celebrated a few days ago, said that peace “is like the miraculous bread multiplied in the hands of the disciples as they broke it and distributed it” (Sermo 357, 2). May there be an increase in the world of those who courageously break and share the bread of peace, overcoming divisions, promoting justice and practicing forgiveness for the good of all.
Is there a Vodafone outage all over the country @VodafoneIreland
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Will Self turns the lens on Alan Rusbridger, Lionel Barber and British journalism after Jason Arday’s death: a media machine that investigates everyone except itself–and may no longer know who is wagging whom.
After the death of Jason Arday, Will Self asks what happens when newspapers, platforms, editors and audiences become components in a machine nobody admits to controlling.
The public interest is not the same thing as the public being interested.






















