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Sunday 26 June 2022
The two leaders will meet on Tuesday at the Quad group summit in Tokyo
The Kingdom came out on top when the sides met today, while Carlow upset Offaly.
Owen Farrell has been retained as captain but George Ford, Elliot Daly, Sam Underhill, Mako and Billy Vunipola are not included.
The stage itself was won by DSM rider Michael Storer.
The DUP has been rocked by bitter divisions played out in public in recent weeks.
Givan was only formally installed as the new First Minister on Thursday.
EFL chairman Rick Parry insists Project Big Picture will protect the future of clubs.
Alan Mahon is staying on as part of Gareth Taylor’s set-up.
She said her preference would be to form a government without Fine Gael or Fianna Fáil.
Meanwhile, Sammy Wilson MP has been elected as the DUP’s chief whip.
Conor McCormack, Colm Horgan, Garry Buckley, Karl Sheppard and Aaron Barry are all departing the Leesiders.
Presenters and fans have been calling for support in the wake of a Prime Time episode last night.
This year’s finalists Glasgow Warriors and Leinster will be competing for top spot in Conference A.
Donegal TD Joe McHugh is to replace Bruton as Minister for Education.
The network is also reportedly planning to reduce its subscription fees.
Four new players have been drafted in to the Cork squad.
The organisation’s president Eddie Downey and general secretary Pat Smith stood down last November.
“The most far reaching reform of An Garda Síochána since the foundation of the State.”
The revisions could impact on students sitting the 2017 exams.
Brendan Griffin has proposed a way of potential ending ‘parish pump’ politics.
A promotion/relegation playoff between the Six Nations and the Rugby Nations Cup would be great for the sport.
There is a new category of driver on the roads from today – the novice driver.
Johnny Coen and Padraig Brehony are the other new faces to the side that lost to Kilkenny.
Next Sunday’s Munster senior football final throws in at 2pm in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
With late call-ups to the senior squad, Stuart McCloskey, Ricky Lutton and Billy Holland are packing their bags for Romania.
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Dean Baquet takes over the top spot – making him the first African American to hold the position.
While traditional subjects are not under threat, new courses will see students rewarded for more than exam-time performance.
The new rules will apply to 250 of the country’s 300 credit unions.
Clare Duignan has decided not to renew her contract at the broadcaster.
Anthony Foley and Greg Feek have been recalled to the setup, but the existing coaches insist the changes will be minor.
James Horan has handed out three championship debuts for next Sunday’s Connacht semi-final and made three switches from the league final loss to Cork.
Armagh v Galway, 1.45pm, live on RTÉ 2
Kerry v Mayo, 4pm, live on RTÉ 2
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TWO ALL-IRELAND SEMI-FINALISTS confirmed, two more to follow today.
Another big Croke Park double-header lies ahead, with the mouth-watering meeting of Armagh and Galway kicking us off.
Kieran McGeeney’s Orchard county have serious momentum behind them after qualifier wins over the usurped All-Ireland champions Tyrone and Donegal, but they face a stiff challenge from Connacht kingpins Galway next.
It’s a novel pairing, and it’s hard to call which way it will swing. But this is a massive opportunity for both counties.
Another standout tie follows as Kerry and Mayo gear up to do battle.
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