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Former Dublin panellist Philly Ryan is part of the Tipperary squad.

TORONTO — Efforts to expand Ontario's vaccine rollout to adults of all ages in certain long-standing hot spots drew massive lineups at one pop-up clinic on Saturday as those otherwise excluded from the province's immunization drive rushed to get their shots. Hundreds lined up for hours in Toronto's Thorncliffe Park neighbourhood, some with lawn chairs in tow, eager to get their first dose of vaccines that are still generally reserved for Ontarians of certain ages or occupations. Ema Golich waited roughly four hours before getting her shot, but that didn't soften her anticipation for a mom...

In normal circumstances, when people talk about living dangerously, we're thinking in terms of narrow scrapes with the law; risking our necks climbing a high peak or venturing into the gap of danger in a myriad of other manners. The past twelve months, the age of the 'new normal', was when the year of living dangerously meant dicing with death by going to the shops; putting your life in peril going to Mass or placing yourself in the lap of the Gods with a saunter down the pub for a pint of an evening. Our elderly relatives living in the care and comfort of nursing homes whom we thought were...

'How am I going to get this chaos under control?' detective reflects on van attack

‘Night Falls on Manhattan’ Is a Forgotten ’90s Gem As I write these words, it’s just about one year to the day to the last time I saw a movie in a crowded theater. (Had I known it would be my last theatrical experience for at least a year, I swear I would have picked a more fulfilling title than  Bloodshot.) In pretty much every important way, the subsequent 12 months have sucked. One of the few silver linings of a year not going to the movies (or, y’know,  anywhere) has been the rare opportunity to revisit some older films I hadn’t seen in decades — and to watch some ...