BARBIE has been ranked the highest grossing movie in Ireland so far this year as Greta Gerwig’s hit tops the billboards.
The Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling flick beat Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer at the box office.
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IT NEVER RIANS BUT IT POURS
ARMAGH manager Kieran McGeeney has cast serious doubt as to whether talisman Rian O'Neill will play any part for the Orchard county in the 2025 season.
LIONS FINALLY FREE TO ROAR
BILLY MITCHELL says the shackles are off as Millwall step up their challenge for a play-off spot.
IT'S ADAM FINE WAY TO STAY IN THE HUNT
DOWN engineered a match-winning score in the final minute of a pulsating tie to keep their hopes of staying in Division Two alive - much to the relief of manager Conor Laverty.
CHRIS JR: I'D LIKE EU TO BE AT MY FIGHT
CHRIS EUBANK JR hopes to convince his dad to attend his fight with Conor Benn after making the first move to mend their fractured relationship.
FAITHFUL LIFT LILIES HOODOO
LEITRIM'S decision to concede a walkover and Offaly’s first win over Kildare in a competitive fixture since 2006 crucial win over Kildare were the talking points after the weekend's matches.
THE CLUX GO BACK AAJOINS FOR DUBS
SEASON number 23 for Stephen Cluxton - but Dessie Farrell says his return wasn't a reaction to the goalkeeper role change during the week.
Leitrim situation leaves a sour taste all round
IT was a really bad weekend for all involved with Leitrim football.
Mum was thrilled with all the attention...the belle of the ball
Daughter says how OAPS treated 'shocking' | Paula hopes lessons learned for the future
Stevie brings bit of Wonder to Hyde Park
STEVIE Wonder has been announced as the final headliner for this year's BST Hyde Park festival.
Buzzer isn't a winner despite drama
I'M not the biggest fan of the buzzer to end the half of a Gaelic football match.
