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Wednesday, May 16 2012

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Republic of Ireland's Charlie O'Leary, left, and Ray Houghton celebrate after defeating England at the 1988 European Championships in Germany.

Ray's goal had men crying in the stands ... it made us believe

THERE are some moments in football which you just know will be talked about, sung about and celebrated for a long time. Ray Houghton's goal against England is up there with the best of them.

Tubs plans summer road trip to Graceland

RADIO struggler Ryan Tubridy is looking forward to taking a summer holiday after a tough period at RTE.

The insider

CELEBRITY cook Donal Skehan is leaving his chef's hat at home tonight to turn out for the Dublin launch of his new book, Great Food For Less.

Bill Cullen.

Cullen 'fired' as TV3 axes Apprentice

BUSINESS boss Bill Cullen was told "you're fired" by TV3 after it decided to axe The Apprentice.

Aaron Sorkin. Photo: Luke MacGregor

West Wing writer to bring Jobs' life story to big screen

STEVE Jobs' life will be brought to the big screen by Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin in a movie based on Walter Isaacson's best-selling biography of the enigmatic co-founder of Apple, maker of iPods and iPads.

RTE Eurovision cuts hit Jedward and DJ Larry

RTE Eurovision cutbacks have seen Jedward's wardrobe budget cut in half and RTE's Larry Gogan grounded from travelling to the finals. The chart-topping twins revealed they had designed 14 different spectacular outfits to ensure a show-stopping performance at the contest in Azerbaijan next month.

Shaun Ryder

A unhappy return for Mondays

TWO songs. That's all he had to do. Show up, shake his maracas, collect the cheque and go home. But the clumsy twit fell over. Right on his behind. Oh well.

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