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The attraction on the site of the St James’s Gate brewery in Dublin scooped the top prize in the World Travel Awards.

Vinod Bajaj has clocked up more than 83,000 km walking various routes around Limerick since 2016.

The supermarket said the change to its own-brand pocket tissue multi-packs would save more than 55 million pieces of soft plastic.

Christmas Eve and Boxing Day also saw a year-on-year rise in applications.

Just 2.3% of the EV callouts the AA received in the year to the end of October were due to batteries having limited or no charge, the company said.

A Team GB and ParalympicsGB 50p coin, a National Gallery £2 coin and an RNLI 50p coin complete the five new designs unveiled by the Royal Mint.

The only town to experience a rise compared to last year was central London, where footfall was up 12.9%.

The silk scarves are to be sold for the Sheriffs’ & Recorder’s Fund charity appeal.

In a message to RCN members, Pat Cullen said the union had pushed ministers ‘further than they wanted to go’.

Passengers are being warned to expect disruption for the rest of Wednesday due to the fault between London St Pancras and St Albans.

Wind and rain warnings are in place across much of the UK, with wintry weather likely for some.

‘A far better course would be to admit that a mistake had been made and say that it would not happen again,’ a US diplomat said.

The UK law is ‘clearly wrong’ in saying that Irish law names the State the ‘Republic of Ireland’, a 1990 briefing note said.

The British and Irish governments were concerned about releasing prisoners after Andrew Kearney was killed.

Stormont civil servants were involved in urgent contingency planning for the possibility that the region could be targeted.

The former prime minister advised then secretary of state Mo Mowlam in 2001 that it would cause further division.

Jeanette Joyce says she is grateful for a clinical trial which allowed her to try a new immunotherapy drug regime.

The late monarch’s wish was passed on to former Northern Ireland First Minister David Trimble and deputy First Minister Seamus Mallon.

Police said the injuries are believed to be linked to a disturbance involving a large group of males.

Amid Northern Ireland peace process efforts, Bertie Ahern asked Tony Blair to look at the issue to close ‘an unhappy period in Anglo-Irish relations’.