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theliberal.ie | James Brennan
Irish punters have long been enjoying “a wee flutter,” but cost-of-living pressure has meant casual punters want maximum entertainment from minimum spend today. The saving grace? One five-euro note can be the key to hours of play when used optimally online. By signing up using the best 5 deposit casinos for Irish players, new players discover licensed sites that accept wagers while offering authentic games, secure banking, and decent bonuses. 1.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
In recent years, Dublin has seen a noticeable rise in attic conversions, with more homeowners opting to convert underused attic spaces into functional, stylish rooms. This trend is driven by a variety of factors, including rising property prices, the need for more living space, and the desire to add value to existing homes without the expense or hassle of moving.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
People have been commenting that Gerry Ryan may have had his faults, but he was incredible on the radio and that they listened to him every morning. Add to that, they’re saying that they enjoy reminiscing about him around the time of his anniversary. So far there’s been silence from Keith Duffy as many social media users are calling on Keith Duffy to apologise to Lottie Ryan following her interview on the Late Late Show.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
Many social media users are calling on Keith Duffy to apologise to Lottie Ryan following her interview on the Late Late Show. RTÉ’s The Late Late Show veered into controversy when Keith Duffy, one-half of Boyzlife with Brian McFadden, ignited a firestorm with remarks that landed like a sledgehammer. The blunder came right after Lottie Ryan’s gut-wrenching interview about her late father, Gerry Ryan, a segment that had left the audience raw and reverent.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
Crime levels in Ireland remain moderate in comparison to other EU nations, but newly released data reveals the Republic has the fourth highest rate of violent assaults in the European Union, reports Breaking News. Despite that, Ireland continues to have one of the lowest homicide rates in Europe.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
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A 13-yr-old girl has tragically died in a crash at a motor racing event in Co Cork. The crash took place at a track in Enniskean, close to Bandon in west Cork. The girl was participating in a round of an official Cork Autograss Racing Club event when her vehicle crashed. She sadly was pronounced died at the scene. Her body has been taken to Cork University Hospital. A garda investigation is under way.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
Letterkenny became a beacon of Irish pride as over a thousand patriots flooded its streets, their tricolours held high, in a powerful protest against mass migration and a government they see as forsaking its own people. This wasn’t just a march—it was a thunderclap of national spirit, a defiant cry from the heart of Donegal that Ireland’s identity, its heritage, and its future belong to the Irish.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
He’s said to be absolutely delighted, friends say that he’ll be even better than last time. Roderic O’Gorman has been re-elected as leader of the Green Party, reports Breaking News. He returned to the role unchallenged, having secured the backing of party members. Addressing the party, Mr O’Gorman acknowledged last year’s challenging election but pledged to remain a strong advocate for climate action, reports Breaking News. Councillor Janet Horner was also chosen as the party’s new chairperson.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
On Friday evening, the streets of Carrickmacross, County Monaghan, blazed with the defiance of over 2,000 locals—more than a third of the town’s roughly 6,000 residents—as they marched in a fierce protest against mass migration. Kicking off at 7 PM from the town centre, this torrent of tricolours and resolute voices wasn’t just a rally; it was a resounding demand to reclaim Ireland’s sovereignty from policies that locals say are suffocating their community.
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1 week ago | 
theliberal.ie | James Brennan
Tthe streets of Letterkenny are set to thunder with the footsteps of proud Irish patriots as a massive protest against mass migration takes shape. This isn’t just a gathering—it’s a stand, a roar from the heart of Donegal, where the people are rising to defend their homeland, their culture, and their way of life.
