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Senior Netflix executive fired for using the N-word
The head of communications announced his departure after being reprimanded for a second time for using the racial slur.
We could be heading into a heatwave - here are some tips on keeping your pets cool and happy
Temperatures are set to soar in the coming days. Here’s some advice.
'It's like pulling teeth': Charity official trying to hand over 21 houses to Clare County Council
Jim Connolly said he wouldn’t tell “his worst enemy” to work in housing services.
From a Harry Potter treasure hunt to a sing song in Cork: Here's what's happening this weekend
Here’s a round-up of the events taking place across Ireland over the weekend.
We're teaming up with Griffith College to give one Fora reader an MBA scholarship
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Ferry service faces uncertain future amid struggle to reach Brexit deal
Today marks the second anniversary of the Brexit vote.
Shoppers warned to watch out for 'fake Buddhist monk' asking for money around Dublin
The man is known to gardaí and Dublin City Council for pestering people around the Grafton Street and O’Connell Street areas.
Are Tyrone waiting to be put out of their misery, can Mayo still win Sam and are Kildare back?
5 key questions ahead of the weekend’s All-Ireland football qualifier action.
Ireland spends €20 billion per year on healthcare, here's where the money goes
There was a 10% increase in health expenditure between 2011 and 2016.
'Stay safe, make smart decisions': Here's how to look after yourself during the warm weather
Met Éireann has said that this weekend will see temperatures hit as high as 25 degrees.
Teen given 10-month sentence for involvement in drug-fuelled gang robbery in Temple Bar
The victim was attacked and robbed after he refused to hand over his wallet and phone.
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Thriving community on the Luas once inhabited by wild wolves
'I'd love to have played in another World Cup... But I don't regret any of my actions'
Roy Keane has revisited the infamous Saipan controversy 16 years on.
'So many lies': Mr Justice Charleton left with plenty to mull over as Tribunal winds up
The Tribunal won’t be going to the High Court over privilege, paving the way for the closing of proceedings.
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The new plans to bankroll Sligo's 'glamping village'
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Dunsink Observatory joins Einstein's house and Curie's lab as European site of historical significance
The observatory is receiving the accolade in recognition of the mathematician William Rowan Hamilton.
Trade union: 'RTÉ can no longer justify bogus employment contracts'
A report found that a quarter of RTÉ freelance contracts have features “akin to employment”.
Sexual assault trials in the North: 'Anonymity of complainant is now a figment of our imagination'
Sir John Gillen said the report into Northern Ireland’s law would consider the anonymity of defendants.
Arrest made in connection with death of man in Bray
Vincent Kelly died after suffering a severe head injury at around 2am on Saturday 9 June.
Fresh from Copenhagen, stylist Jo Linehan shares why the Danes' interiors are perfect
And the life lessons that she learned during ‘The Danish Experiment’.
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Neymar's tears worry nervous Brazilians
The world’s most expensive footballer scored the second of his country’s two late goals.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Between Hillary Clinton, Jean-Claude Juncker and James Comey, Ireland had its fair share of dignitaries today.
BMW joins Airbus in warning about the consequences of Brexit uncertainty
Airbus said that it could pull out of the UK if there’s a “no deal” Brexit.
Messi and Argentina's World Cup hopes are still alive - here's how they can progress
Nigeria’s win over Iceland has boosted the hopes of Jorge Sampaoli’s side.
Missing tourist last seen in Cork city over a month ago
Quadra is holidaying in Ireland and was last seen on 14 May.
Of 204 requests for CervicalCheck files, just over half have been answered
There’s been a massive spike in requests this year for files from the CervicalCheck programme.
Gardaí appeal for help finding missing Galway teen
Diane Limsipson was last seen leaving her home at midday on Wednesday.
Cannabis worth €23k seized after detector dog Bailey finds it in vacuum cleaner
A 17-year-old was arrested in connection with the seizure.
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The 5 at 5: Friday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Tickets for the Pope's Knock and Phoenix Park events available on Monday
500,000 tickets have been issued for the Phoenix Park Mass while there will be a capacity of 45,000 people at Knock.
Charleton says it would be 'absolutely futile' to bring journalists who claimed privilege to High Court
Four journalists have claimed privilege at the Disclosures Tribunal on the basis of protecting their sources.
Parents in four areas are being asked to express their preference about the patronage of new schools
The process began today and it will wrap up at the end of July.
Row over €18 million school grounds sale settled with 4-acre donation
The agreement will see the donation of almost 4 acres of land by the Christian Brothers.
Hate speech, xenophobia, and resentment are 'unrelentingly' on the rise across Europe
The annual report of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance paints a bleak picture of the levels of tolerance currently being seen across the EU.
'Warmongers not welcome': Hillary Clinton heckled as she's given honorary doctorate by Trinity College
The award of the degree came against the backdrop of two protests outside the college.
Late goals from big names Coutinho and Neymar hand Brazil first win of the tournament
The Barcelona attacker bagged his second of the competition, before their talisman added another against a dogged Costa Rica side.
Indonesian cleric sentenced to death over terror attack
Four people died in the attack at a Starbucks café in 2016.
Gardaí to carry out searches and monitor 'prolific offenders' this weekend
They’re targeting crime in the Ashbourne area of Meath in particular.
Credit Union in Kilkenny fined €210,000 for failure to protect members' savings
St Canice’s Credit Union has been reprimanded by the Central Bank for eight breaches of the Credit Union Act, 1997.
Man (30s) remanded in custody after being charged with alleged rape in west Dublin
The man was denied bail before Blanchardstown District Court this morning.
Temperatures set to hit mid 20s over the weekend
They call this “summer”, apparently.
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Poll: Do you have plans this weekend?
TEMPERATURES ARE SET to hit 23 degrees Celsius in some places tomorrow, with the good weather expected to continue into next week.
Ireland has experienced spells of great weather in recent weeks and many people made outdoor plans as a result.
Today we’re asking: Do you have plans this weekend?
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If you are going outdoors, remember to wear sun cream and take proper caution if you’re near water.
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Can Ireland's vast monoculture conifer carpets be changed into biodiverse deciduous woodlands?
By Dermot McNally
It is better for biodiversity and more sustainable, writes Dermot McNally.
Juncker's visit: 'The onus is on our government to insist that his visit is productive'
By Dominic Hannigan
It should not be just about talks behind closed doors in an echo chamber, writes Dominic Hannigan.
Column: 'I remember having to ask for the brown paint for my self-portrait in junior infants'
By Nicholas Ndlovu
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