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3 Children Among 5 Injured In Dublin Stabbing, Suspect Arrested
Irish police said five people, including three young children, had been taken to hospital following a serious public order incident in Dublin city centre on Thursday that local media reported as a stabbing.
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Irish Singer Sinead O'Connor's Death At London Home "Not Suspicious": Cops
Irish singer Sinead O'Connor was pronounced dead Wednesday at a south London residence by police officers responding to reports of "an unresponsive woman", the capital's Metropolitan Police confirmed Thursday.
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Irish Singer Sinead O'Connor Dies At 56
Irish pop singer Sinead O'Connor, who shot to worldwide fame in the 1990s, has died at the age of 56, Irish media reported on Wednesday.
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'John's Breakfast': Cafe Names Food After Their 'Best Customer'. Watch His Reaction
Reportedly, John has been visiting a cafe named Grangecon Kitchen for years, where he orders the same breakfast platter almost every day.
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Facebook, Instagram EU-US Data Flow May Face Ban Soon as Irish Regulators Submit Final Report
Facebook and Instagram may soon face a ban on EU-US data transfer as Irish regulators moved a step ahead and shared an updated draft order with other EU regulators. However, the final Irish order would not apply to Meta's WhatsApp subsidiary, as it has a different data controller within the group. The Data Protection Commission issued a provisional...
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Irish Man Loses His Memory 10 Minutes After Having Sex With Wife: Report
In a bizarre incident, an Irish man was rushed to a hospital with short-term amnesia after having sex with his wife. The case analyzed in the Irish Medical Journal, the doctors explained that gender was the trigger for Transient Global Amnesia (TGA).
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Irish Airline Ryanair Leaves 14 Checked In Passengers Behind: Report
Ryanair, Ireland's low-cost airline, is in the middle of a controversy for leaving 14 of its passengers. The incident took place on Saturday (April 30) at Palma airport.
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Tokyo Olympic Village Beds Are Sturdy, IOC Says After 'Anti-Sex' Report
The cardboard beds at the Tokyo Olympic Village are "sturdy", organisers reassured on Monday, after a report warned they weren't strong enough for sex.
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9,000 Died In Irish Homes For "Illegitimate" Infants: Report
Some 9,000 children died in Ireland's "mother and baby homes", where unmarried mothers were routinely separated from their infant offspring, according to an official report published Tuesday.
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Facebook Shutting Irish Units at Centre of Tax Dispute: Report
Facebook has moved to wind down several Irish holding companies that had allowed it to shift billions of dollars in profit to the country, where it was lightly taxed, the Times reported, citing company documents.
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Irish Women Saved Clinging To Lobster Pot After 15 Hours At Sea
Two cousins who were blown out to sea paddle boarding off Ireland's west coast were found clinging to a buoy on a lobster pot after a 15-hour ordeal, media reports said.
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To Make "Really Good Offer", Says UK PM On New Brexit Plan "Shortly"
Britain will give the EU new proposals for a Brexit deal "shortly", Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday, but rejected reports it would see customs posts along the Irish border.
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Apple Siri Recorded People Having Sex: Report
As contractors in the Irish city of Cork listened to over 1,000 Siri recordings per shift before Apple suspended the programme last month, they regularly heard drug deals, sensitive business deals and even recordings of people having sex picked up by Apple's digital assistant, a media report said.
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Google Assistant Data Breach Faces Review by Irish Privacy Watchdog
Google faces a possible investigation by Irish data privacy regulators related to reports that contractors had been able to listen to audio of users of its digital assistant technology.
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Kids Bypass Face Unlock on Father’s HP Laptop Using Photo: Report
A Windows-powered laptop’s facial unlock system was recently fooled by kids using a leaflet with a photo printed on it.
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3 Children Among 5 Injured In Dublin Stabbing, Suspect Arrested
Irish police said five people, including three young children, had been taken to hospital following a serious public order incident in Dublin city centre on Thursday that local media reported as a stabbing.
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Irish Singer Sinead O'Connor's Death At London Home "Not Suspicious": Cops
Irish singer Sinead O'Connor was pronounced dead Wednesday at a south London residence by police officers responding to reports of "an unresponsive woman", the capital's Metropolitan Police confirmed Thursday.
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Irish Singer Sinead O'Connor Dies At 56
Irish pop singer Sinead O'Connor, who shot to worldwide fame in the 1990s, has died at the age of 56, Irish media reported on Wednesday.
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'John's Breakfast': Cafe Names Food After Their 'Best Customer'. Watch His Reaction
Reportedly, John has been visiting a cafe named Grangecon Kitchen for years, where he orders the same breakfast platter almost every day.
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Facebook, Instagram EU-US Data Flow May Face Ban Soon as Irish Regulators Submit Final Report
Facebook and Instagram may soon face a ban on EU-US data transfer as Irish regulators moved a step ahead and shared an updated draft order with other EU regulators. However, the final Irish order would not apply to Meta's WhatsApp subsidiary, as it has a different data controller within the group. The Data Protection Commission issued a provisional...
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Irish Man Loses His Memory 10 Minutes After Having Sex With Wife: Report
In a bizarre incident, an Irish man was rushed to a hospital with short-term amnesia after having sex with his wife. The case analyzed in the Irish Medical Journal, the doctors explained that gender was the trigger for Transient Global Amnesia (TGA).
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Irish Airline Ryanair Leaves 14 Checked In Passengers Behind: Report
Ryanair, Ireland's low-cost airline, is in the middle of a controversy for leaving 14 of its passengers. The incident took place on Saturday (April 30) at Palma airport.
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Tokyo Olympic Village Beds Are Sturdy, IOC Says After 'Anti-Sex' Report
The cardboard beds at the Tokyo Olympic Village are "sturdy", organisers reassured on Monday, after a report warned they weren't strong enough for sex.
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9,000 Died In Irish Homes For "Illegitimate" Infants: Report
Some 9,000 children died in Ireland's "mother and baby homes", where unmarried mothers were routinely separated from their infant offspring, according to an official report published Tuesday.
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Facebook Shutting Irish Units at Centre of Tax Dispute: Report
Facebook has moved to wind down several Irish holding companies that had allowed it to shift billions of dollars in profit to the country, where it was lightly taxed, the Times reported, citing company documents.
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Irish Women Saved Clinging To Lobster Pot After 15 Hours At Sea
Two cousins who were blown out to sea paddle boarding off Ireland's west coast were found clinging to a buoy on a lobster pot after a 15-hour ordeal, media reports said.
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To Make "Really Good Offer", Says UK PM On New Brexit Plan "Shortly"
Britain will give the EU new proposals for a Brexit deal "shortly", Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Tuesday, but rejected reports it would see customs posts along the Irish border.
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Apple Siri Recorded People Having Sex: Report
As contractors in the Irish city of Cork listened to over 1,000 Siri recordings per shift before Apple suspended the programme last month, they regularly heard drug deals, sensitive business deals and even recordings of people having sex picked up by Apple's digital assistant, a media report said.
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Google Assistant Data Breach Faces Review by Irish Privacy Watchdog
Google faces a possible investigation by Irish data privacy regulators related to reports that contractors had been able to listen to audio of users of its digital assistant technology.
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Kids Bypass Face Unlock on Father’s HP Laptop Using Photo: Report
A Windows-powered laptop’s facial unlock system was recently fooled by kids using a leaflet with a photo printed on it.
