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‘I catch the signs a lot earlier now’: Amanda Anisimova on burnout and bouncing back

By Simon Cambers

World No 10 is one of the best players yet to win a major and heads to Flushing Meadows in fine form after learning to embrace being uncomfortable Amanda Anisimova can see the signs now. It is just over three years since the American announced she would be taking an indefinite break for mental health reasons. A brilliant junior, she was a semi-finalist at the French Open in 2019 and seemingly destined for the top, on

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Kirsty Mann: Corpse review – a comedy so creepy you’ll fear the next revelation

By Chris Wiegand

Summerhall, Edinburgh The comedian brings a calm authority to her tale of a haunted house and digs out maximum horror from a minimal staging Some shows work their magic on you slowly but Kirsty Mann will have you hooked in under a minute. A thunderous sound effect, a flash of blood-red lighting and a DIY ghost costume is all it takes to get the audience strapped in for her comic tale of a haunting. “Are you a believe

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Channel 5 drama to examine how Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband stole SNP funds

By Tara Conlan

To Nicola, Love Peter will focus on couple’s relationship during 12-year period of embezzlement and fallout of case Channel 5 is reuniting with the producers of Power: the Downfall of Huw Edwards for a drama about how Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband embezzled £400,000 from the Scottish National party and the impact it had on her reputation. To Nicola, Love Peter will examine the couple’s relationship over the 12-

Christy Ring’s All-Ireland medals reunited for first time since 1950s

By Denis Walsh

GAA Museum has complete collection

Passports to be required for ferry passengers crossing Irish Sea

By Conor Pope

Requirement set to come in from September 28th as a result of change to British ID rules

Amyl and the Sniffers in Dublin review: Supersized riffs, stomping choruses and a tribute to Dolly Parton

By Ed Power

At a sold-out Collins Barracks, the Melbourne band put on a magisterial display throughout a stunning set

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Peter Kay reveals extra gig for teen's heart treatment

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The Bolton comedian is putting on a show in Blackpool to help Fin Cormack get heart treatment in the US.

Man detoxing from vaping HHC thought he was 'dying'

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A 22-year-old man who was hospitalised in recent days after years of smoking vapes containing HHC has said he thought he was dying when he started to experience withdrawal symptoms.

Hyde and Cremen impress in winning double sculls semi

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A fantastic performance from Zoe Hyde and Mags Cremen saw them win their women's double sculls semi-final to qualify for Friday's medal race at the World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam.

Hyde and Cremen impress in winning double sculls semi

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A fantastic performance from Zoe Hyde and Mags Cremen saw them win their women's double sculls semi-final to qualify for Friday's medal race at the World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam.

‘I left school without filling out CAO form’: Louth GAA’s Sam Mulroy insists Leaving Cert ‘doesn’t define you’

By Louise Walsh

Businessman who runs his own gym says he ‘got 200 points in my Leaving Certificate, and still ended up with a Master’s degree’

Goodbye, Dolly Parton: a gay icon whose appeal reached across age, class and politics, and into the Maga heartlands | Emma Brockes

By Emma Brockes

Straight women loved her, so did Eminem. Even Donald Trump found something nice to say. Her allure had no boundaries and was truly unique I was at the National Theatre in London on Tuesday night, at a production of Pride, which tells the story of the unlikely alliance between gay activists and Welsh miners during the 1984 miners’ strike, when news broke of Dolly Parton’s death. Well. Against the sadness, one couldn’t

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Stephen child article for CAO helpdesk

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Vholume review – a headlong rush of parkour perfection in a brutalist wonderland

By Christian Donlan

PC; Nathan Grange, Léonard Lemaitre, Niels Tiercelin, IronEqual Race across impossible dystopian cityscapes in this exhilarating game of wall-runs, death-chancing leaps and split-second improvisation At first, Vholume seems like a quick rush through some smartly selected references. Has this breathless yet austere parkour game been designed or ingeniously curated? The urban gymnast moveset comes from Mirror’s Edge. L

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PC killer died in jail from natural causes - inquest

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Piran Ditta Khan died at HMP Wakefield in 2025, less than a year after being convicted of murder.

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Dolly Parton stayed in trailer as Savoy hotel was 'too fancy'

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Former music editor Jade Wright recalls meeting Dolly Parton ahead of her 2011 gig in Liverpool.

Mean Girls review: Fast-paced stage show makes a convincing case that it’s better than the film

By Sara Keating

Tina Fey’s high-school musical features heightened impulses, fluctuating hormones and the recalibration of friendships as teenagers try to figure out who they are

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Trump: CIA director was on 'semi-routine' Moscow mission

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US President Donald Trump has said that CIA Director John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow was "semi-routine", while implying that the intelligence chief was in the Russian capital to discuss the Ukraine war.

Internal RTÉ analysis shows 'challenges' with exit scheme

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A voluntary exit programme in RTÉ failed to deliver the scale of departures needed by the broadcaster to meet plans for staff cuts, according to an internal analysis.

38 children killed on roads in five-year period - RSA

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A total of 38 children under the age of 16 have been killed on Irish roads in the last five years, according to new data from the RSA.

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Cork man fined for abusing British Airways cabin crew in drunken row over toilet

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UK court heard Emmet Moynihan lunged towards passengers, telling them to stop recording the incident

How to turn the dregs of a ketchup bottle into a classic Marie Rose dressing – recipe | Waste not

By Tom Hunt

Shake up the remnants of a bottle of ketchup with a splash of sprits, a heap of mayonnaise and a few other simple additions, and turn it into one of the culinary world’s most famous sauces My new favourite preparation for sauces, marinades and dressings is in a near-empty jar, tub or bottle, so I can upcycle all the remains. Rather than washing it and putting it in the recycling, I instead add a few store-cupboard in

‘You can taste the ash’: surviving in America’s wildfire smoke capital

By John D Sutter with photographs by Ricardo Nagaoka

A magical corner of Oregon has the highest US rate of wildfire smoke deaths. How do residents live with the haze – and grief? Driving into the county, you can’t miss the sign. “IT’S THE CLIMATE”. Continue reading...

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House construction activity jumps despite overall decline in sector’s production

By Ian Curran

Non-residential activity declined sharply in second quarter, says CSO

Ferry passengers to require passport for UK travel

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Passengers travelling between Ireland and the UK with Irish Ferries and Stena Line will be required to carry a valid passport from next month.