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Monday 16 May 2022
Did you capture any shots of it where you are?
There were games in hurling and football in three of the four provinces today.
New boys, old boys and pizza protestors.
These young ladies have been snapping selfies in Cork.
Cork, Kilkenny (x2), Limerick, Down and Laois are in action in Croke Park.
Apple is also investigating the leak but it has been suggested that the pictures were collated from multiple sources.
The bomb was the second largest to ever have exploded in Britain.
Over 1,500 athletes took part in the games in Limerick.
And they will put your selfies to shame.
Dublin, Monaghan, Roscommon and Tipperary celebrated at the close of the spring campaign.
The images, provided by Ukrainian diplomats, have yet to be verified.
It’s not bad looking, all the same.
Pleasantry and pageantry.
It was a busy weekend of Gaelic football, hurling and camogie action.
From her early start on the silver screen, to Chief of Protocol for the United States.
The Allianz football league began on a busy weekend.
The Waterville native guided the inter-county fortunes of Kerry, Kildare, Laois, Wicklow and Clare.
Sorry isn’t the hardest word… goodbye is.
A member of An Garda Síochana was only too happy to take a groupie shot of these people.
GOAL has said that the humanitarian situation caused by Typhoon Haiyan is as bad as anything it had encountered in its 36 year history.
The sick reptile was found in the airport earlier this month.
Featuring Tony McCoy, Andrew Lynch and JP McManus.
Sergeant Damian Faulkner captured these great photos of the islands while he was on routine maritime patrol.
The 61-year-old has achieved a quite a bit in the game over the past 40 years.
Ireland is covered in the highest proportion of grassland in Europe, says Eurostat survey.
The images you sent in were so good that we decided to show some more.
The summer is over and the autumn is here. Don’t be too glum.
The Nakagin Capsule Tower was seen as the future of architecture when it was first built in 1972, with each 300-square-foot capsule acting a self-contained apartment. See them here.
FOLK-RAP GROUP Kalush Orchestra romped home as winners of the Eurovision Song Contest last night.
The group, who as men of fighting age had to be given special dispensation to leave the country, had long been considered favourites to claim the top prize.
Their song Stefania – a plaintive mix of hip-hop and traditional music – lagged behind the UK, Sweden and Spain after the jury votes were awarded. However, as the televotes from across Europe (and Australia) were read out it soon became apparent that the Ukrainians would emerge victorious.
It’s an event many people love to love, and others love to hate, but each year huge numbers watch the final.
We want to know: Did you watch the Eurovision final?
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The Labour leader says a national pay rise will be a win-win for everyone.
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