MORNING BULLETIN: Man charged after Cork father-of-two dies in Australia; Martin ‘shocked’ at events centre delay
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An Irish man has died after an alleged fight with a fisherman in Australia.
The economy is set to grow by more than 5% in 2018 - higher than previously expected, the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said.
The Government has engaged in the “worst piece of modern-day electoral cynicism” in relation to Cork’s proposed event centre, Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has claimed.
There is a call for lotto players in County Meath to check their tickets as someone could have a winning ticket worth half a million euro. Meanwhile, it has proved to be a very merry Christmas for some National Lottery winners, but for one ticket holder, the clock is ticking as to whether they see out the year €500,000 the richer.
Tesco has apologised after customers complained the turkey they bought for their Christmas dinner was "rotten" or "gone off".
Motorists in the UK have been warned of dangerous conditions on the roads and air travellers of potential disruption as snow and ice hit large swathes of the country.
In the same way that Ireland has always relied on a strong core of Munster players — forwards, in particular — Munster has always been at its belligerent best with a core of influential Limerick forwards on board, writes Donal Lenihan.
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Vin Diesel has beaten his Fast And Furious co-star Dwayne Johnson to be named this year’s top-grossing actor.
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