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The easy cotton wool hack that keeps wasps out of your home this summer & it takes seconds to do | The Irish Sun

2 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Leanne Hall

AS the summer months approach, more and more insects make their way into our homes.While most of them are totally harmless, there's one we'd all rathe
Brit couple killed in Naples cable car crash 'wanted to see world together in retirement' as manslaughter probe launched | The Irish Sun

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Georgie English |Thomas Godfrey

A BRITISH couple who tragically died after a horror cable car accident were enjoying their retirement travelling the world together, say heartbroken f
Caoimhin Agyarko reveals padel call that reignited world title charge after 18-month layoff

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Kevin Byrne

CAOIMHIN AGYARKO almost had enough of the boxing racket – but a phone call before a game of padel reeled him back in. The Belfast light-middleweight has previously been on the books of both Frank Warren’s Queensbury Promotions and Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing, but was let go by both. Activity became an issue but outside of the ring, Agyarko kept himself busy with other sports while inside the ropes, a quickfire burst of action has his dreaming of world title glory once more.
‘The whole place went wheels up’, cries Muireann O’Connell as she reveals stressful morning before going on Ireland AM

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Harry Finnegan

IRELAND AM star Muireann O'Connell shared with fans the wardrobe setback she faced this morning while getting ready for the telly. The popular presenter was back on screen this morning alongside her usual co-hosts, Alan Hughes and Tommy Bowe. Muireann is renowned for recording herself getting ready for the show each morning and sharing it with her fans. She took to her Instagram today to show fans that her morning routine for Ireland AM is not all glitz and glamour.
Caoimhin Agyarko ready for all-Irish clashes but Callum Walsh and Aaron McKenna fights stall

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Kevin Byrne

CAOIMHIN AGYARKO is ready to throw down in all-Irish derby fights with rising stars Callum Walsh and Aaron McKenna – but the Belfast boxer’s plans have hit roadblocks this year. Agyarko, 28, revealed he was offered bouts with both Walsh and McKenna, though neither came to fruition. Cork’s Walsh, 24, instead took on Scotland’s Dean Sutherland in New York on St Patrick’s weekend, knocking him out in one brutal round.
Dunnes Stores fans set to love pretty new skirt perfect for special occasions

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Hannah Keegan

DUNNES Stores fans are loving a pretty new midi skirt for summer that's perfect for special occasions. This midi tulle skirt, priced at just €30, is a must-have for your future luxury looks. This Dunnes exclusive skirt comes in a light baby pink. With its elasticated waist and a comfortable lining, this item has comfort and luxury rolled into one. This stunning midi skirt works perfectly with a simple white square neck vest, white kitten heels and a matching pastel pink shawl for a special occasion.
Major €244 social welfare CUT in blow for more than 3k Irish people as 'final step' move over key rule warning

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Isabela Boechat

OVER 3,000 people across Ireland have had their social welfare payments reduced this year amid a warning that they can be "disqualified from their payment for up to nine weeks". Official figures revealed that welfare cuts for those out-of-work have increased more than 58 per cent compared to the same period last year. The benefits were slashed due to a lack of engagement with the Government's Intreo Employment Services.
Seani Maguire set for long-awaited Cork City return after injury hell

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Owen Cowzer

SEÁNI MAGUIRE is set return to action for the first time in 11 games when Cork City host Derry City at Turner’s Cross on Friday. Striker Maguire, 31, has not featured since City’s third game of the season against Waterford because of a hamstring injury. But boss Tim Clancy has confirmed he is close to a return, with hopes he gets the green light from medics to feature on Friday.
New luxury Dubai chocolate bar landing on shelves at Dunnes Stores and Tesco in DAYS as fans set for frenzy

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Danielle Masterson

A POPULAR chocolate brand is releasing its own Dubai chocolate bar - and it will hit shelves in Dunnes Stores and Tesco. The Lindt Master Chocolatiers are bringing their own recipe to Ireland this week. Combining pistachio nuts, kadayif and milk chocolate, this sweet blend has melted the palates of chocoholics worldwide. The first recipe for Dubai chocolate was created in 2021 by Sarah Hamouda of FIX Dessert Chocolatier and gained viral fame on TikTok through influencers.
Furious neighbour locked in row over next door’s ‘nuisance’ new fence which ‘scuppers her fancy back-yard picnics’

1 month ago | thesun.ie | Emily Davies

A COUPLE who sued their neighbour over a fence are locked in a court battle after a judge found their patio trespassed on next door's land. Helen Faber and her partner Dominic Miles claimed the new fence interfered with back garden picnics. But the couple have now been ordered to rip out the central heating system and patio from their £375,000 cottage after trying to sue the neighbour backfired. Helen and Dominic returned to their country cottage in Oxfordshire in 2021 after living in France.