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'The best thing is that I get my daddy back ...'
TEEN SINGER Chloe Coyle was overwhelmed with emotion as she was crowned the champion of the All Ireland Talent Show last night.
Brian and Amy shun hotspots after 100th cap
GOLDEN couple Amy Huberman and Brian O'Driscoll shunned the usual celebrity hotspots to celebrate Ireland's big win over Wales on Saturday.
Jordan's in the wars again after bathroom bust-up with Virginia
GLAMOUR model Jordan may have buried the hatchet with former Miss Ireland Amanda Brunker at Friday night's glitzy Peter Mark VIP Style Awards, but it seems she managed to fall out with another media personality in the process.
Claudine's a favourite in festival style stakes
IRELAND'S favourite WAG Claudine Keane will be on top form in the style stakes this week when she and her mum Joan take to the Cheltenham Festival for Ladies Day.
- Disbelief as Cardinal claims he did his duty but says others didn’t
- Mum listened on the phone to tragic son's final breaths
- Dad guilty of viciously whipping daughter (5) on her legs and back
City could not cope with disaster -- fire union
DUBLIN does not have the resources to deal with a major disaster and our "luck will run out" according to a leading Fire Service representative.
Rubbing shoulders with royalty as Prince Albert parties at Krystle
Prince Albert of Monaco partied the night away at celebrity hotspot Krystle on Saturday night, the Herald can reveal.
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Ducie failed to pay garda fine for drive in jeep without tax
KATY French's pal Kieron Ducie had his jeep impounded and failed to pay a garda fine after being caught driving without tax.
Brown fired - Rafa next?
RAFA BENITEZ must have felt a bit queasy when he heard the news that Phil Brown has parted company with Hull City.
The moment I discovered I had Breast Cancer
Being flatchested sometimes has its advantages. Okay, so I could never pick up a nixer as a pole dancer, but it also meant that checking for lumps didn't exactly take up much of my time.
Now, the ringtone cure for a hangover
AN army of young Japanese are being drawn to the allure of "therapeutic ringtones" -- a new genre of melodies that promises to ease a range of day-to-day gripes, from chronic insomnia to a rotten hangover.
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Women over 35 don't have sex. Well, according to a survey. I wonder is it because they don't have the time? And if they don't have time, then how do they find the time to take part in these surveys?
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