Chloe Barrett
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Popular Irish comedian Kyla Cobbler tells fans she's expecting her first baby (opens the original)
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Kyla Cobbler has revealed she is expecting her first child with her husband Simon Stewart. The Cork-born comedian, 35, whose real name is Mikayla O'Connor, boasts over 1.2 million Instagram followers and recently sold out a headline show at Dublin's 3Arena. Kyla met her now-husband Simon, a master builder, at a comedy club in Barcelona, and the pair wed a few months ago in an intimate ceremony surrounded by loved ones. The couple are based in London - and their family is now set to grow. She bro
Three social welfare payments that can help with heating and electricity bills (opens the original)
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Most households across Ireland will see their electricity and heating costs increase from this point onwards as we move into the colder months. Following such a pleasant, warm summer, heating systems weren't utilised much, meaning bills remained relatively modest. However now, with evenings drawing in and temperatures dropping, numerous people have little option but to heat their properties - and it could prove even more expensive than last year. Fortunately, several social welfare schemes exist
Cleaning expert's top tips on how to keep spiders out of your home this autumn (opens the original)
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With autumn fast approaching, the coming weeks are vital for tidying your home and conducting a thorough clear-out before the hectic final months of the year. Many households across Ireland will have also spotted a significant rise in spiders and other unwelcome insects attempting to enter their property. From the key household chores to focus on as the seasons shift, the common errors people make while cleaning their homes, and her ingenious tips and techniques for achieving a spotless and room
Households urged to make 'vital home check' before 'unprecedented' El Nino hits (opens the original)
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Households and businesses throughout Ireland are being urged to inspect their drains before winter arrives, as meteorologists warn that a record-breaking El Niño could bring a wetter, stormier season. El Niño refers to warm surface waters in the Eastern tropical Pacific that were first observed in the disruption of fish stocks for Peruvian fishermen several centuries ago. The name comes from the Spanish word for ‘boy’, with the opposite phenomenon, i.e. cold and nutrient rich waters upwelling to
Is your county the cheapest or most expensive for car insurance in Ireland? (opens the original)
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Everyone dreads the arrival of their car insurance renewal - few things are more frustrating than having to shell out hundreds of euros, particularly if you're a younger or older motorist. Where you live is one of the primary factors determining how expensive your annual premium will be. Insurance companies use your Eircode as a crucial element, with various regions throughout Ireland experiencing higher or lower premiums depending on local risk factors and claims records. Dublin dropped 2 place
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