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World Cup · Costa RicaCosta Rica stunned Japan 1-0 thanks to a late goal at the World Cup on Sunday. The result left Spain, Japan and Costa Rica all on three points in Group E. Spain face Germany later Sunday in another crucial contest in Doha. It was Costa Rica's first shot on target at this World Cup and could be of huge benefit to Germany.See the Story
Costa Rica stun Japan with late Fuller winner
36% Center coverage: 55 sources
Twitter · CameroonCameroon had lost their last eight World Cup games and Serbia nine of their last 11. The likelihood is that, again, neither will make it through to the last 16. Both sides have at least stopped the rot, but while Cameroon will ponder another goalkeeping mistake. Serbia perhaps will, once again, rue bad luck with injuries.See the Story
Cameroon fight back to draw World Cup thriller with Serbia
38% Center coverage: 21 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonThe Iranian soccer federation says the US has "disrespected" its flag by showing it on social media without the emblem of the Islamic Republic.See the Story
Iran calls for US ban from World Cup over social media post
59% Center coverage: 17 sources
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EuropeMichael Leonard (63), of Hillcrest, Glenosheen, Kilmallock, Co Limerick, appeared in court for a brief arraignment on Monday morning. Mr Justice Robert Eager refused bail and Leonard remains in custody. The court did not hear any evidence regarding the murder as Mr Justice Paul McDermott adjourned sentencing.See the Story
Man (63) pleads guilty to murdering woman found in burning car in Co Cork
50% Left coverage: 4 sources
Facebook · CorkIreland's data regulator has imposed a �265 million fine on Facebook owner Meta for violating European privacy rules. It is the fourth sanction against the business and its subsidiaries since Helen Dixon assumed new powers in 2018 to supervise the pan-European operations of large tech companies such as Meta that have European headquarters in Dublin.See the Story
Irish regulator fines Facebook owner €265m for privacy rules breaches
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Revenues at Rory McIlroy firm hit $19.72m
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Irish baby airlifted to Sweden for RSV treatment after virus ‘completely saturated his lungs’
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Lockdown · BeijingA third of Chinas 267 million people older than 60 have not received their third vaccine dose. The booster is required to attain high levels of protection against the Omicron variant. A big problem lies in Chinese culture, which is more risk-averse than many other countries when it comes to diseases and vaccines.See the Story
China needs clear path to escape Covid lockdowns
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
UK government needs to stop doing stupid stuff around Brexit
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Celtic Tiger-era Cork property developer escapes debts of €170 million in record court deal
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
United Arab Emirates · United Arab EmiratesPolice arrested a total of 49 suspects in raids in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Spain and the UAE. More than 30 tonnes of drugs had been seized during the investigations. The operation to co-ordinate raids was dubbed Desert Light and had been planned over a period of two years.See the Story
Europol arrests 49 linked to cocaine cartel managed from United Arab Emirates
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
