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Mark Zuckerberg to donate €150,000 to GAA clubs (opens the original)
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Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg is taking a step into Irish sports by giving three Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) clubs in County Waterford €150,000 (£129,000). The clubs are the three closest located to Zuckerberg's newly-purchased Strancally Castle. Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, plan to give the clubs - Shamrocks GAA, Tallow GAA and Lismore GAA - €50,000 (£43,000) each, with donations to be paid over a two-year period. A spokesman for Zuckerberg said the couple were "aware of the very
Strictly Come Dancing: YouTube creator John Nellis to compete (opens the original)
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Away from his day job of interviewing the likes of Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé, John Nellis has taken to a different discipline to showcase his talents. The social media star, from Newcastle, County Down, has been paired with Katya Jones in this year's series of Strictly Come Dancing. Nellis quit his job as an air traffic controller four years ago and is now flying high on social media as one of the UK's biggest sports content creators, with a combined audience of more than 20 million follo
Daisy Hill Hospital: 'My son might not have survived without the maternity service' (opens the original)
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A mother-of-two who suffered a severe placental abruption during her last pregnancy has said her baby "might not have survived" had there been a delay in getting to hospital. Kara Finnegan, who had an emergency Caesarean section in May last year, has criticised the planned suspension of maternity services at her local hospital. It has been reported that no babies will be delivered at Daisy Hill Hospital in Newry if the temporary suspension goes ahead. The Southern Trust has not been able to recr
Why Northern Ireland was the 'perfect place' for The Death of Robin Hood (opens the original)
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It is a centuries old legend of stealing from the rich to give to the poor, freshly adapted for the big screen, filmed entirely in Northern Ireland. The Death of Robin Hood is based on a 17th Century ballad of the outlaw, starring Hugh Jackman as the reflective, battle-weary titular character at the end of his life. It presents a darker, less family-friendly version of the medieval hero. A Belfast actress, who played a small role in the film, told BBC News NI about sharing the screen with A-list
Jimmy Cricket: Son leads tributes to comedian (opens the original)
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Tributes continue to be paid to the comedian Jimmy Cricket who died on Monday at the age of 80 following a short illness. Known for his trademark wellington boots, battered bowler hat and memorable catchphrases, he has been hailed as "inspirational" by some of those who knew him best. Cricket's son, Father Frankie Mulgrew, said the late comedian "saw the joy in everything, right up until his death". "On Sunday he wanted the last rites twice, because like a good comedian he wanted an encore". Fr
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