They’ve competed at European and Olympic level but this victory with their kids was extra special because it will change lives.
Ireland U21 star Gavin Kilkenny signs new long-term contract with Bournemouth
12.12.2019 - 19:01 / irishmirror.ie
Gavin Kilkenny has put pen to paper on a new five-year deal with Bournemouth. T he in-form Ireland under-21 midfielder has been rewarded for a breakthrough six months at the Vitality Stadium.
T he Dubliner impressed during the Cherries' July pre-season training camp in Spain and made his competitive first team debut in a a Carabao Cup victory over Forest Green Rovers. Yet to play in a Premier League fixture, Kilkenny did make the bench for Bournemouth's away clash with Spurs in November.
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ok.co.uk
30.12.2019 / 00:56
Laura Whitmore heads home to Ireland before jetting off to South Africa for new Love Island series
New Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore has escaped for a brief break to her hometown of Bray, Ireland before she jets off to South Africa to film the new series of Love Island. Laura, 34, took a winter beach walk on the Bray Seafront with her dog, Mick Jagger, as she prepared to take over Caroline Flack’s presenting role on the ITV2 reality show.
evoke.ie
25.12.2019 / 16:21
Ireland’s most ridiculous photocalls of the last decade
Ireland’s top models of the last decade had to put up with some seriously ridiculous photocalls and we’ve trawled through the archives to reflect on all that was.
evoke.ie
23.12.2019 / 13:46
Model Alison Canavan leaves Ireland behind for spiritual life stateside
Wellness practitioner Alison Canavan is preparing to enjoy her first Christmas in California after leaving Ireland.
officialcharts.com
20.12.2019 / 18:11
Before You Go by Lewis Capaldi makes it four weeks at the top to claim Ireland’s Xmas Number 1 single
Lewis Capaldi has claimed Ireland’s Christmas Number 1 single for 2019.
officialcharts.com
20.12.2019 / 18:11
Harry Styles scores Ireland’s Number 1 album for Christmas with Fine Line
Congratulations to Harry Styles who has scored his second solo Number 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart.
officialcharts.com
19.12.2019 / 17:11
Ireland's highest charting Christmas songs of the decade including The Pogues, Mariah Carey and Sara Bareilles & Ingrid Michaelson
The charts always get into the Christmas spirit every year, reflecting the festive favourites you are downloading and streaming when you're exchanging your presents and chugging down the eggnog.
evoke.ie
18.12.2019 / 20:11
Iconic entertainer Kenny Lynch dies aged 81
English singer, songwriter and actor Kenny Lynch has passed away at the age of 81.
evoke.ie
18.12.2019 / 17:11
‘Inspiring’ Shane Lynch shares insight into living with dyslexia
The Boyzone bad boy Shane Lynch has given an insight into living with dyslexia and how it affects even the smallest daily activities.
breakingnews.ie
18.12.2019 / 14:51
'Only people in Ireland will get this': Saoirse Ronan named her dog after a famous Irish TV character
Saoirse Ronan says she named her dog after a character from Love Hate.
officialcharts.com
17.12.2019 / 13:01
Stormzy and Harry Styles ahead in the race for Ireland's 2019 Christmas Number 1 single and album
Stormzy and Harry Styles are in the pole positions for Ireland's Christmas Number 1 single and album respectively.
irishmirror.ie
16.12.2019 / 15:01
Popular Indian food sold in Ireland recalled over listeria fears
Batches of a popular Indian food sold in Ireland have been recalled due to the presence of listeria. T he Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued the alert for Yaadgaar Rasmalai products. T he batches affected all have best before dates up to and including January 1, 2020. An FSAI spokesman said: "Yaadgaar Bakeries is recalling the above batches of Rasmalai due to the presence of Listeria monocytogenes. Read MoreRelated Articles
irishmirror.ie
15.12.2019 / 23:56
Staff in Ireland must work for 212 years to make what Fat Cat bosses earn each year
Most workers would have to labour for over 200 years to earn what some of the Fat Cat bosses of Ireland’s most popular companies take home in a year. It has also emerged that it would take an average worker more than 50 years to earn what half of the bosses at top Irish companies take home each year.
evoke.ie
15.12.2019 / 23:31
Ireland’s Fittest Family for 2019 has been crowned on RTÉ
The competition which began seven weeks ago with 15 families has now crowned the new fittest family in Ireland.