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As seen in: RTÉ, The Irish Times, Your Politics, Belfast Telegraph, The Cavalier Daily, The Dartmouth, Behind the Ballot, Behind the Story
Wexford Woman. Journalist-Broadcaster-MC Current Home: @RTE Former Homes: @BBCRadioKent @AbsoluteRadio
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Football fans gather to support Pico Lopes in World Cup clash

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By Maggie Doyle 
| Behind the Story
Updated / Monday, 15 Jun 2026 19:00 Football fans have gathered in Tallaght to watch Cape Verde play Spain in their Group H World Cup opener in Atlanta as Robert 'Pico' Lopes plays for the island nation. The Shamrock Rovers captain and Crumlin native has said this is the "stuff of dreams" and that he feels like he is "representing two countries" at the World Cup. A crowd is gathering at a watch party in the Priory Market in Tallaght.
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Post-mortem due after man dies following Dublin incident

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By Maggie Doyle 
| Behind the Story
Updated / Tuesday, 2 Jun 2026 12:42 Thomas Griffin was taken to St James's Hospital, where he later died The man who died after an incident in Dublin on Saturday night has been named as 31-year-old Thomas Griffin from Ballyfermot. Mr Griffin swam across the River Liffey after he was reportedly assaulted at the War Memorial Gardens in Islandbridge, which occurred at around 10.20pm on Saturday night.
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Immigrant GAA club focus of celebrations for Europe Day

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By Maggie Doyle 
| Behind the Ballot
A new GAA club for immigrants in Dublin was the focus of celebrations for Europe Day. On 9 May every year, the 27 member states of the EU celebrate the union. This year, there are a number of sport events taking place in countries including in Ireland to highlight the power of inclusion through sport. It is 40 years since the iconic blue flag with gold stars was first flown.
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