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Watch: Teen DJ 'can't wait' for dream gig with 'hero' (opens the original)
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A 13-year-old Dublin DJ is looking forward to his dream gig - as the warm up for legendary dance pioneer Paul Oakenfold. Seán Meenaghan, known as SEANEM, will warm up for the veteran DJ at The Haven in Dunmore East in Co Waterford this evening. Oakenfold, who has produced remixes for a range of artists from U2 to Madonna, is performing as part of the 25th anniversary celebrations for the old South nightclub in Tramore. "He's one of my idols, I just can't wait to meet him," Seán said. Seán first
Rare encounter with elusive ocean giant off Mayo coast (opens the original)
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Passengers on a boat trip off Acaill, Co Mayo, recently enjoyed a rare encounter with an ocean sunfish. The sunfish - the largest boney fish in the world - was swimming at the surface when it approached the Achill Sea Safari RIB on an excursion earlier this month. They are typically found in tropical and temperate waters but they are occasionally seen from boats in Irish waters during the summer. Sunfish can reach up to 3.2 metres in length, and weigh up to 2.3 tonnes. The sunfish was the latest
Boelo, Olaf, Evelyn among storm names for 2026-27 (opens the original)
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The list of storm names for the next 12 months has been revealed. There are 21 names on the list released by Met Éireann, the UK'S Met Office and the Dutch forecasting service KNMI. Austen, Boelo and Chloe will be the first named storms of the winter, followed by Dano, Evelyn, Finn, Gwendolyn, Heather, Ivy, Jade, Kilian, Laoise, Miriam, Nicola, Olaf, Phelim, Ruban, Shaun, Theo, Vesna and Wende. Each partner organisation is responsible for seven names. Met Éireann picked four historically signifi
Two giant anteaters and an armadillo arrive at Dublin Zoo (opens the original)
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Dublin Zoo has welcomed two new species, giant anteaters Junio and Milo, and Ozzy the six-banded armadillo. Ten-year-old female giant anteater Milo and eight-year-old male Junio both recently arrived from Allwetter Zoo in Germany. The largest of the anteater species, giant anteaters can weigh more than 40kg and grow to more than 8ft long. The IUCN Red List classifies this species as "vulnerable" and Junio and Milo have come to Dublin Zoo as a breeding pair. Ozzy, the one-year-old male six-banded
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