In this week’s Irish Post out now (November 28) …
New ‘worker friendly' flight routes planned from London to Kerry. Controversial winter schedule to be changed after thousands complained
Four-page special on Irish President Michael D Higgins’ three-day visit to Manchester and Liverpool. Highlights and pictures from the trip
Dublin author Diarmuid Ferriter discusses his latest book Ambiguous Republic and looks at how the 70s redefined Ireland’s identity
In Sport
London GAA heads for the high court – date set for New Eltham preliminary hearing
Gabriels primed for Ulster showdown – Ambrose Gordon runs the rule over London’s finest ahead of their clash with the Fermanagh champions
Garry Doyle on why the GAA doesn’t have a monopoly on community spirit
Niall Quinn’s cliché-strewn commentary betrays his footballing legacy, writes Robert Mulhern
In Entertainment
Actress and star of The Commitments Bronagh Gallagher on why music will always be her number one passion
Enda Brady meets Late Late Show host Ryan Tubridy ahead of his “favourite night of the year”
Inconsequential and inaccurate, why Chris O’Dowd’s latest role fails to shine
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