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1 month ago | 
rsvplive.ie | Blathin de Paor
"I didn’t think about the future – now I tell everyone this is the biggest mistake to avoid at home," RTE star and interior expert Siobhán Lam says about achieving your perfect home
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1 month ago | 
walesonline.co.uk | Mathew Davies |Blathin de Paor
Rory McIlroy's wife Erica is said to be 'itching to start afresh' and wants the family to move from Florida to the UK following his Masters win on SundayRory McIlroy's wife, Erica Stoll, is reportedly keen for the couple to leave America and return to the UK following the golfer's triumphant Masters win on Sunday. In a surprising turn of events in May 2024, McIlroy announced his intention to divorce after seven years of marriage. However, by June, the couple had reconsidered their decision.
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1 month ago | 
galwaybeo.ie | Blathin de Paor |Jamie McCarron
If you're planning to stock up on supplies for the long weekend, shoppers are being warned to take note, as Ireland's major supermarkets have announced changes to their opening hours for Easter. This year, Easter Sunday falls on April 20, and stores including Dunnes Stores, Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and SuperValu, will operate reduced hours across Easter Saturday, Sunday and bank holiday Monday, with some closing entirely on Easter Sunday.
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1 month ago | 
mylondon.news | Veronique Hawksworth |Blathin de Paor
British and Irish travellers heading to the US are being cautioned that their mobile phones could be subject to searches at the airport. This warning comes in the wake of President Donald Trump's executive order aimed at "enhanced vetting," which has reportedly resulted in an increased number of passengers being asked to surrender their devices at US borders.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Blathin de Paor |Ethan Blackshaw
An urgent warning has been issued to people looking to travel to the US after the Trump administration confirmed the implementation of a new policy to review social media accountsHolidaymakers heading to the US are being cautioned that their mobile phones may be subject to inspection at airports. This comes following reports of phones being checked in Ireland's Dublin Airport.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Blathin de Paor |Veronique Hawksworth
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1 month ago | 
rsvplive.ie | Blathin de Paor |Luke Chillingsworth
Motorists who use petrol and diesel cars have been advised to avoid filling up during peak times, with one expert saying that midday and 5pm is the worst times to do so. Rebecca Bebbington, a Personal Finance expert with NetVoucherCodes, highlighted that fuel prices tend to be "lower" at different times of the day. Rebecca suggested drivers should refuel during off-peak times such as early morning or late at night to potentially benefit from reduced costs.
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1 month ago | 
dublinlive.ie | Claire Schofield |Blathin de Paor
Irish households are being urged to ditch the washing line and dry their clothes indoors instead. Despite the arrival of warmer weather, which may seem ideal for outdoor drying, it's not the best idea for those battling hay fever. Hay fever season typically starts in late March and lasts until September, making it a lengthy ordeal for those allergic to pollen. Met Eireann has reported that tree pollen is already in the air, meaning some people might be feeling the effects.
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1 month ago | 
rsvplive.ie | Blathin de Paor |Claire Schofield
Irish households are being encouraged to avoid using their washing lines to dry clothes and instead hang them up indoors. With the arrival of warmer weather, conditions may seem perfect for drying clothes outdoors - but this is not recommended for those suffering from hay fever. Hay fever season usually kicks off in late March and continues until September, making it a long period for those with pollen allergies.
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1 month ago | 
corkbeo.ie | Chloe Barrett |Laura Lyne |Blathin de Paor |Laura LyneReporter
Spanish holiday destinations are ramping up restrictions, and Irish sun-seekers are being warned to stay informed about the country's new rules on nightlife activities. Spain is laying down the law with a strict 9 pm to 8 am ban on partying, and experts are urging travellers to be extra vigilant. Majorca - one of the Balearic Islands - is particularly tough, with a new crackdown against happy hours, al fresco drinking, and nocturnal booze sales in its popular tourist traps.
