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IE RTÉ News Athletics

Coscoran storms to bronze medal in 1500m European final

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Ireland's Andrew Coscoran storms to bronze medal in 1500m European final on the penultimate day of action at the European Athletics Championships.

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IE RTÉ News Athletics

O'Connor wins European heptathlon gold in Birmingham

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Kate O'Connor has won a gold medal in the women's heptathlon at the 2026 European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.

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IE RTÉ News Ireland

Noreen and James McHugh were soulmates, funeral told

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The funeral mass of Noreen and James McHugh, a wife and husband from Cill Chartha, Co Donegal, has heard they were soulmates, who have left a lasting legacy.

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GB The Guardian Bread

‘The bar here is low’: the best (and worst) supermarket brioche burger buns, tasted and rated

By Tom Hunt

Brioche buns make an indulgent, rich home for a burger, but which have the perfect fluffy texture and which come with a chemical-like plastic aroma? • The best supermarket veggie burgers Brioche is a fabulously luxurious dough enriched with eggs and copious amounts of butter (often 25% or more of the total dough). Supermarket brioche buns, however, are a little different: the best products contain about 6-11% butter

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GB The Guardian Cosmetic surgery

Are you tweaking on your partner? From secret boob jobs to Botox on the sly, people explain why they keep their cosmetic procedures hidden

By Rhiannon Evans

Daniel’s boyfriend thinks his youthful complexion is down to fancy skincare, and Jessica’s nearest and dearest still don’t know she’s had a breast enhancement … Jessica was at a spa with her friends of more than 20 years when she noticed one stare at her bikini, lock eyes with her and laugh, before asking: “Wait, have you …?” The game was up – eight months after she’d had a secret breast enhancement, she’d been rumbl

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GB The Guardian Student finance

From food to tech to travel: the best student deals and discounts

By Joe Pinner

You can save money at university, especially using schemes such as UNiDAYS, Student Beans or TOTUM ‘Watch your spending, use free perks’: an insider’s tips on student money With rents on the up and food costing more, maintenance loans are stretched thinner than ever. Knowing how, and where, to get a discount can make a real difference. A golden rule is to register with the big discount websites and apps – UNiDAYS, St

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GB The Guardian Social media

No 10’s ads for a TikTok team show why social media is a smart career move

By Augusta Anthony

The Guardian’s deputy editor of social platforms on the demand from high-profile people and brands for help in harnessing the power of TikTok I didn’t want to work in social media. If you’d asked 15-year-old me my dream job, I might have said foreign correspondent, or maybe travel writer. So you can imagine my surprise to now find myself giving these very colleagues advice on how to get the best selfie angle or write

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GB The Guardian Life and style

Carry on collecting: why old British shopping bags are suddenly in demand

By Lauren Cochrane

Vintage classics from WH Smith, M&S and Tesco are being bought online, perhaps as part of a nostalgic return to owning tangible items When it comes to everyday objects, a supermarket carrier bag could be the ultimate one – a thing we’re more accustomed to squeezing into a drawer or using until it falls apart than giving any special treatment. But these most mundane items are now enjoying something of a new life. Cont

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IE RTÉ News Middle East

Iran urges US to accept defeat, Trump says Tehran 'evil'

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Iran has called on the US to accept defeat, while President Donald Trump blasted Tehran as "very evil" and told Americans to prepare for continued high fuel prices as a result of the war.

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IE The Irish Times

Win two Weekend Camping tickets to Electric Picnic 2026

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With summer drawing to a close, why not see it out in style with a pair of tickets to the most renowned party in Ireland’s festival calendar!

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GB The Guardian Health & wellbeing

Nine life lessons from the happiest man in the world: from embracing tiny changes to not overthinking meditation

By Joel Snape

Stressed out, endlessly scrolling and never satisfied? Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche, the Buddhist monk with off-the-charts levels of contentment, may have the answers … By some metrics, Buddhist monk Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche is the happiest man on Earth. In brain scans, researchers noted that Mingyur’s neural activity showed off-the-charts levels of activation in the left prefrontal cortex, an area associated with positive

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GB The Guardian Health & wellbeing

The best electric toothbrushes in the UK for every budget

By Alan Martin

We put 31 electric toothbrushes to the test, from oscillating Oral-B models to sustainable brands like Suri, to find the best for cleaning power and value for money • How to make your toothbrush last longer If you grew up using a conventional toothbrush – essentially a stick with bristles on the end – you may be surprised to learn just how long the electric toothbrush has been around. The first was designed in the la

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GB The Guardian Games

Alien: Isolation 2 – another strong female protagonist stalked in a terrifying new world

By Graeme Mason

Creative Assembly could strike gold again with this follow-up to their fan-favourite, film-inspired game … if you’re brave enough to venture outdoors A lien: Isolation redefined Alien games on its release in 2014, bringing the original taut, haunted house theme of the first movie to fans who had mostly been fed action-packed shooters. Cowering under desks and inside lockers wasn’t a new thing; being hunted by an inte

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