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Sydney Rose of Tralee!! 
Congratulation to Romy Farley who was crowned Sydney Rose of Tralee on the 27th of June 2009 - Who'sUrPaddy.com would like to wish Romy all the best when she goes to Tralee to represent Sydney - Good luck and break a leg!

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St Nicholas - Patrick Connolly's show at Bondi Pavilion
It is a gorgeous show and truley deserves your, effort and money to see it - it's a great evening out. Click HERE to see a youtube video!
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Penrith Gales - 12th Anniversary Dinner Dance - Saturday 22nd August. 2 Course Meal & Entertainment by JIMMY MOORE & CLADDAGH - $50.00pp

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Irish Cream of Comedy - Neil Delamere

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Top Irish comic and legendary storyteller Neil Delamere, brings his gift of the gag and acclaimed stand-up show ‘Crème Delamere’ direct from Dublin to Sydney. He will be at the Comedy Store from 7th July until 18th July 2009

WHERE
Comedy Store Sydney - The Entertainment Quarter - Moore Park (Formerly Fox Studios) WHEN Wednesday 7 July to Saturday 18 July (2 week run) 8:30pm (Bar opens 7pm & 6pm on Wed)

BOOKINGS - Comedy Store Sydney Box Office 02 9357 1419

 


Missing Irish Tourist's Body Found
 
Image of missing Irish tourist Niall McDonough

Police have confirmed that a body found at Brunswick Heads in far northern New South Wales on Saturday is that of missing Irish tourist Niall McDonough.

The 30-year-old man was last seen by his girlfriend on Friday night when he left a Byron Bay youth hostel to go for a walk.

The death is not being treated as suspicious
. Story Compliments of ABC News 
South Sydney Fishing Tours
Join Scotty Lyons for a fishing trip on Botany Bay or Deep sea. Join the fishing school, learn all the hot spots and methods needed to catch fish For more information check out
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Missing Shane Walsh

Shane Walsh a backpacker from County Waterford went missing from Howard Street in Randwick early Sunday morning the 10th of May. Shane arrived in Sydney last November on a year long visa and frineds are hoping someone has seen him.

Shane is 175cm tall, with a thin build, shaved brown hair, blue eyes and fair complexion. He was last seen wearing board shorts, a dark green hoody jumber and thongs.

If you have seen Shane please contact Marouba Police on 9349 9299

www.seanwalshmissing.com 

  


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News From Ireland!

Exchequer deficit hits ?14.7bn
The latest figures from the Department of Finance show there was an Exchequer deficit of ?14.709bn for the six months to the end of June.

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Extensive flooding in Co Mayo
There is extensive flooding in parts of Co Mayo following several hours of torrential rain.

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Three tribunals may cost ?370m
The final cost of the Mahon, Moriarty and Morris tribunals could be up to ?370m.

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'I want my children' - Jackson's ex-wife
The ex-wife of Michael Jackson has said in an interview that she plans to fight for custody of the two children she had with the pop icon.

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Gilmore slams use of guillotine on bills
The Labour party leader has told the Dáil the Government has taken the use of the guillotine on bills ?to a new level of ridiculousness?.

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Appeal to identify body found on Sligo beach
The public's help is being sought by gardaí trying to identifying a man who was found at Rosses Point Beach in Sligo on 16 June.

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Fmr PSNI officer jailed over child pornography
A former police officer in Northern Ireland who downloaded over 5,000 images of child abuse has been jailed for three years.

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Garda facing sentencing over leaked report
A senior garda who leaked a confidential report on the Dean Lyons affair will be sentenced later this month.

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Amnesty highlights 'unlawful attacks' in Gaza
Amnesty has accused Israeli forces of war crimes in Gaza, in a report rejected as 'unbalanced' by Israel.

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Electricians to strike next Monday
10,500 electricians are set to go on strike next Monday.

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New EU guidelines issued for Sham Marriages
The Department of Justice is concerned that sham marriages between EU nationals and non-EU nationals are taking place to enable people to get residency permits in this country.

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Dramatic rescue of woman from US river
A dramatic rescue has been caught on camera in the US city of Des Moines, Iowa.

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ECB leaves interest rate at 1%
The European Central Bank has left its main interest rate unchanged at an all-time low of 1% as expected by analysts.

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80 held over Dublin drug dealing
Gardaí investigating drug dealing in Dublin have arrested 80 people in the last 48 hours.

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Swine flu suspected in Roscommon school
Another probable case of the H1N1 swine flu virus has been identified at a National School in Co Roscommon.

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US launches new Afghan assault
US marines have stormed into an Afghan river valley launching an assault deep in Taliban territory.

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EPA warning over sewerage works
The EPA has promised to take legal action against local authorities unless there is an improvement in the operation of sewerage works.

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Teenagers questioned over Lyne murder
Two teenage boys are being questioned in connection with the murder of 17-year-old Stephen Lyne in Killarney last month.

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Odlums to close Cork mill
The Odlum Group is to cease operations at its mill in Cork city in September with the loss of 27 jobs.

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Crash inquiry: plane did not break up mid-air
French authorities have published the first official report into the Air France plane crash in the Atlantic last month.

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Walshe: Farming has 'vital role' in Africa
IFA President Padraig Walshe has said farming has a vital role to play in enabling millions of Africans to escape the poverty trap.

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Suicide bomb kills six in Pakistan
A suicide bomber on a motorcycle has blown himself up next to a bus in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi, killing up to six people.

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Further arrest in Cronin investigation
A second man has been arrested as part of the investigation into the murder of James Cronin in Limerick in April 2008.

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India court overturns ban on gay sex
An Indian court has ruled that gay sex is not a crime, overturning a British colonial law that had been in place since 1861.

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North Korea test fires three missiles
North Korea has test-fired three short-range missiles.

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GAA Headlines

GAA 'disappointed' by GPA move
The GAA has said it is ?disappointed? players will not participate in media events surrounding the Munster hurling and Leinster football finals.

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Stynes battles cancer
Former Dublin minor and Aussie rules star Jim Stynes is to take time out from his role as president of the Melbourne Demons as he fights cancer.

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Kerry suffer Kennelly blow
Kerry star Tadhg Kennelly has been sidelined by a suspected broken hand.

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Donegal duo dropped for discipline breach
Ciaran Bonner and Neil Gallagher have been dropped from the Donegal football panel for a breach of discipline ahead of Saturday?s All-Ireland qualifier against Carlow in Ballybofey.

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Déise dealt double injury blow
Waterford have suffered a double injury blow ahead of their Munster SHC final encounter with Tipperary with major doubts over the fitness of Tony Browne and Stephen Molumphy.

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Forde unlikely to play Championship role
Wexford football star Matty Forde has confirmed that he is unlikely to take the field at all during this year?s Championship.

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Galway chairman facing eight week ban
Chairman of the Galway hurling board Miko Ryan has been hit with an eight week ban following an incident with selector John Moylan during his county?s game with Kilkenny in Tullamore 12 days ago.

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GAA announce new ticket deal
The GAA has launched a new range of ticket packages to cover the latter stages of the GAA Football and Hurling championships.

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Donegal changes to play Carlow
Manager John Joe Doherty has announced his Donegal team to play Carlow on Saturday in the All Ireland Qualifier match in McCumhaill Park, Ballybofey.

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Tipp make changes for Louth clash
Tipperary have made four changes to their team to play Louth in the first round of the All-Ireland qualifiers from the team that lost to Limerick in the Munster Senior Football Championship in May.

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Joyce back in Galway panel
Nicky Joyce has rejoined the Galway panel ahead of the Connacht Senior Football final against Mayo on 19 July.

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Kelly comes back in for Limerick
Limerick have made just one team change and several positional for the Munster SFC final clash with Cork at Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday.

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Cork changes for Offaly match
Cork have rung the changes for their All Ireland SHC Qualifier against Offaly in Tullamore on Saturday.

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Cats expecting tough match against Dublin
Kilkenny midfielder Michael Fennelly is expecting a tough match against Dublin in Sunday?s Leinster All-Ireland Senior Hurling final.

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Dubs face 'phenomenal task' against Cats
Tomás Brady has admitted that Dublin will face a ?phenomenal task? when they take on Kilkenny in the Leinster Senior Hurling final on Sunday.

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Cork make one change for Munster decider
Cork manager Conor Counihan has made one change to his side for Sunday's Munster SFC final against Limerick at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

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GPA confirms talks with Minister Cullen
The Gaelic Players Assocition has issued a statement regarding concerns over Government funding for inter-county players, confirming talks with Minster for Sport, Martin Cullen TD.

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Bray ruled out for Royals
Meath have been dealt a blow ahead of Saturday's All-Ireland SFC qualifier clash against Waterford with the news that captain Stephen Bray has been ruled out with a hamstring injury.

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Football Qualifiers - Team news
Round 1 of the GAA football qualifiers sees eight games down for decision with many of the teams hoping for a clean bill of health as they approach 'last chance saloon Saturday.'

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Moran returns to Déise set-up
Waterford?s Kevin Moran is expected to return to training on Tuesday night and should be available for the Munster final clash with Tipperary on Sunday week.

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'Cha' available to face Daly's Dublin
James 'Cha' Fitzpatrick is expected to be named at midfield for Kilkenny in Sunday's Leinster final against Dublin at Croke Park.

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Morrissey to miss Faithful clash
Wexford?s Adrian Morrissey has been ruled out of the football qualifier clash against Offaly on Saturday afternoon.

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Moran injury concern for Mayo
Ahead of the Connacht SFC final on 19 July, Mayo will be sweating over the fitness of Barry Moran who went off injured in a club game on Sunday.

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Bradley's Saffron belief is realised
Liam Bradley believes that Antrim's qualification for their first Ulster SFC final in 39 years will have a positive impact on football in the county.

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Gilroy remains focused after Dubs romp
Dublin manager Pat Gilroy won't get carried away following Dublin's emphatic victory over Westmeath, but acknowledged their improved showing on the Meath performance.

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Sport Headlines

Sligo Rovers 1-2 KS Vllaznia
Luckless Sligo Rovers hit the woodwork three times, missed a penalty and scored an own goal as Albanian side Vllaznia claimed two away goals in the Europa League qualifying round.

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GAA 'disappointed' by GPA move
The GAA has said it is ?disappointed? players will not participate in media events surrounding the Munster hurling and Leinster football finals.

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Walsh takes win on return to action
Ruby Walsh made a winning return from injury aboard Dual Gales in the Balbriggan Retail Park Hurdle at Bellewstown.

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Men bow out at World Uni games
Ireland had mixed fortunes in their second group games at the World University Games in Belgrade with the women tasting success against Hungary and the men going out of the competition after losing to Italy.

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Burger denies he is a thug
South Africa forward Schalk Burger has reacted to his eight-week suspension by insisting: 'I am not a rugby thug.'

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Monaghan 1-0 Limerick FC
A 12th minute Dave Freeman strike secured Monaghan United a 1-0 win and saw them leapfrog opponents Limerick FC in the First Division table after this lively Kingspan Century Park encounter.

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Richard will miss all-Williams final
Proud father Richard Williams will be on his way back to the United States when his daughters meet for the fourth time in the Wimbledon women's singles final on Saturday.

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Serena battles back to win her semi
Serena Williams fought back from the brink of a shock defeat to stay on course for a third Wimbledon title with victory over Elena Dementieva in the longest women's semi-final in history.

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Venus crushes Safina to make final
Venus Williams will play her sister Serena in Saturday's Wimbledon final after a crushing 6-1 6-0 victory over top seed Dinara Safina of Russia on Thursday.

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Seven changes for Lions
British and Irish Lions boss Ian McGeechan has made wholesale changes for Saturday's final Test against world champions South Africa.

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Kaymer out in front in Paris
Blistering heat and a blistered foot served only to bring out the best in young German star Martin Kaymer in Paris today.

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Worsley backs Vickery to come through
Joe Worsley has backed his Wasps and England colleague Phil Vickery to recover from a first Test 'beasting' when the British and Irish Lions conclude their tour of South Africa on Saturday.

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Armstong admits to pre-Tour nerves
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong admits he is feeling 'a heck of a lot of nerves' ahead of his high-profile return to the event this weekend.

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Sea The Stars to face nine rivals
A final field of 10 is set to go to post for the Group One Coral-Eclipse, which is headed by John Oxx's 2000 Guineas and Derby winner Sea The Stars.

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Springboks unveil new-look Test side
Peter de Villiers has made 10 changes to his South Africa side to face the British and Irish Lions in the third Test at Ellis Park on Saturday.

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Benzema blow for Red Devils
Alex Ferguson yesterday bade farewell to Cristiano Ronaldo - and then saw one of the men earmarked to make up for his departure from Manchester United disappear over the horizon.

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Botha appeal fails
South Africa lock Bakkies Botha has lost his appeal against a two-week ban.

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Hartley and Vennegoor shown door
Tony Mowbray has begun moves to put his own stamp on Celtic by releasing Paul Hartley and Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink as he awaits an answer from Marc-Antoine Fortune.

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Stynes battles cancer
Former Dublin minor and Aussie rules star Jim Stynes is to take time out from his role as president of the Melbourne Demons as he fights cancer.

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Roddick vows to be ready for Murray
Andy Roddick insists he has plenty left in the tank for his Wimbledon semi-final against Andy Murray after an epic five-set win over Lleyton Hewitt.

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Sheikh Mo buys Jealous Again
Royal Ascot winner Jealous Again has been snapped up by powerful owner Sheikh Mohammed.

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Hughes can handle great expectations
Mark Hughes believes Manchester City are ready to deal with the growing expectation surrounding the club.

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Thomas ready for Premier League chance
New Wigan midfielder Hendry Thomas is determined to make a success of his career in England having been given a second chance by the club.

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Kerry suffer Kennelly blow
Kerry star Tadhg Kennelly has been sidelined by a suspected broken hand.

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Ireland begin Intercontinental campaign
Defending champions Ireland launch their campaign for an unprecedented fourth ICC Intercontinental Cricket Cup title when they takes on Kenya in their opening match at 11am Friday morning.

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